The Tangled Web

by Elisabeth Rose

Tess Fuller's plan was simple -- take out a loan to buy the Mercedes convertible and find a boarder to cover the repayments. Tess' problem no boarder. That is, until handsome David Montgomery arrives to take up his position as Concert Master of the City symphony, of which Tess is a member. If she can convince David to rent the spare room in the house she inherited from her millionaire father, her problem is solved.The trouble is, serious minded David hates sharing, doesn't like dogs -- of which Tess has two -- and remembers her as an attractive but wild party girl from their Music school days. Tess remembers David as the frustratingly unsociable heartthrob she adored from afar.When Tess tries to prove to David that she has changed, her efforts create even more problems.

240 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 24, 2010

About the author

Elisabeth has been an avid reader all her life. She dabbled in writing as a teenager but gave it away to study music which has also been a life long passion and is why musicians are often, but not always, her main characters. She plays clarinet in a community orchestra.

Tai Chi is a part of Elisabeth's life and has been since 1987. She and her husband travel a lot and she also plays tennis on a regular basis for social and exercise enjoyment.

Reviews

[Debbie Roberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Tangled Web by Elisabeth Rose is an enjoyable romance book with wonderful characters. I was very pleased to share it with others when I finished reading the book. They also gave it a thumbs-up!

As an avid reader, one of my greatest pleasures is discovering new authors to enjoy. I won a copy of this book through goodreads.com and was excited to see that Elisabith Rose took the time to personally autograph it for me. Thank you goodreads.com and Elisabeth Rose for helping to add another great book to my "keepers" collection!

[Phyllis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tess bought a Mercedes convertible and now has to find a way to make the payments. Enter David, the new concert master of the City Symphony; he's from her past and as serious-minded as ever. When he becomes her boarder, how will he accept her - as the party girl he remembers or the adult she has become?
A quirky romance set in Australia - what's not to like?