Meant to Be (Nuralda Series, #1)

by Vicki Connellan

Overview

Jess isn't looking for love, or is she? It's the start of a new year and as she is reflecting on her life she thinks about who she is and where she has come from. Jessica Murphy owns a very successful development and construction company, a role that she landed in by chance. She had managed to shed all ties to her past, except for her brother, they were the only family that each of them had. Coming from a violent troubled childhood they had both made something of their lives. So why did Jess feel so incomplete, so discontent. Brendan had moved to Sydney to make a fresh start, a new beginning where no one knew about his past year. Like Jess he wasn't looking for love either but when the two cross paths there is a definite spark. Will their romance survive the shadow that has followed Brendan to Sydney and can he overcome Jess's financial success so that they can have a future together. When their roller coaster ride ends in tragedy will it be the undoing of their relationship and of their future together?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151711470
Publisher:	Vicki Connellan
Publication date:	03/15/2015
Series:	Nuralda Series , #1
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	532 KB

About the Author

Vicki was born in Orange, NSW. When she was two years old her family moved to Dapto, a southern suburb of Wollongong. She was kicked out of pre-school at the age of four (for reasons that she will keep to herself).  

When she was sixteen she moved with her parents and two sisters (Vicki is the typically misunderstood middle child) to the ACT where, ironically she studied Child Care so she could work in a pre-school.
Now, at the age of 45 she still lives in Canberra with her husband and three adult/teenage children.  

Vicki works full time (not in the child care industry!) and is an avid baker. She spends her time taxiing her kids around and baking cup cakes for all the kids who constantly fill the house.   

Vicki has always enjoyed writing and is now taking the time to put her stories to print. 

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