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The Hodgers #1

Confused Thoughts

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After the suspicious death of Nicholas Hodgers, Andrew Childs becomes acting CEO until the absent daughter Katie Hodgers returns. Andrew has no idea how his life will change. Being abandoned by his Mother when he was just a little boy and raised by his loving Father, Andrew has been living a commitment free philandering lifestyle. Love and marriage by his experience wasn’t worth the heartache that was sure to happen eventually. His first concern was how the new heiress was going to affect Hodgers Corporation while also making it a priority to discover who is responsible for his Mentor’s death.

While growing up Katie Hodgers had the images of staving orphans in Somalia engraved in her brain. She had seen a documentary when she was just nine years old and vowed that one day she would do something to help. Loosing her Mother when she was only a young child, had resulted in a very close relationship between herself and her Father but when he remarried and she turned 21 she joined a charity organisation and for five years lived in hardship but being with the orphans, knowing that she was saving lives filled her life with joy and contentment. Going back to New York was going to be hard and she didn’t know what her future would now be. She just knew that now she was alone except for the little sister that she had never met.

The story portrays the confused thoughts of both Andrew and Katie as they both experience new circumstances.

277 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 18, 2013

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I thought the book is very good. I thought I should take my time reading this book that didn't happend, as I started reading this book I just couldn't put it down that is how much I like it, but I do wish at the end of the book would state some like "end of book one or book two: title of book two" but over all very good book.
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