Changes

He's got a plan though. The obvious solution is for Pyotr (Battista can't even pronounce his name correctly) and Kate to marry. Initially , Kate's astounded that her father would expect her to marry and enter into a sexual relationship with a man she hardly knows, but Battista's shocked that she should even have thought this. No, the plan is that Pyotr will move into the Battista house and occupy the old housekeeper's room - and everything will go on just as it did before. But Kate's a strong woman, unused to taking any nonsense and the two men's campaign to get her to agree to their plan is ludicrous - not least because the plan is actually designed to get the Department of Immigration to accept that the marriage is genuine rather than to woo Kate.

Initially , I picked the book up, just to 'have a look'. Hours later I was still reading and decided to miss something I'd originally intended to watch on television because the book was more fun: when you know how it's going to end that's an amazing credit to the author and I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to the Bookbag.