In Inherited by Her Enemy by Sara Craven, After the death of Virginia Mason’s stepfather, all his property now belongs to his illegitimate son 
Andre Duchard. Virginia, her mother and her sister are left with nothing and their future lies entirely in the hands of enigmatic Frenchman Andre Duchard.
Andre is everything Ginny does not want but one devastatingly sensual kiss later, virgin Ginny is already in over her head! How can she convince Andre she’s not part of his inheritance when she so desperately yearns for his complete possession.
Inherited by Her Enemy by Sara Craven is a well written romance set in France. The story line resembles the older harlequins and it is written completely from the heroine’s point of view. Ginny is a sweet innocent heroine with a cunning evil mother and sister who don’t treat her right. I did not like the way Ginny was so forgiving after the way her family treated her. She stood up to the hero but not her mother and sister.
Andre is a sexy, cynical, arrogant hero who I could not get a read on except that he wanted Ginny. The romance is mixed with loads of drama from the other side characters and at times moved the focus from the main characters, but overall it was enjoyable for me because I like all the drama in my books. Andre and Ginny go very well together because they share a good chemistry.
Overall, Inherited by Her Enemy by Sara Craven is a enjoyable romance and is recommended for the author’s fans and the people who love old harlequin Presents.
Book Info:
Expected publication: December 16th 2014 by Harlequin
“All property, I bequeath to Andre Duchard…”
As the final words of Virginia Mason’s stepfather’s will are read, the silence in the room is deafening. Suddenly, innocent Ginny’s life has shattered. With no inheritance, her future—and her family’s—is entirely in the hands of enigmatic Frenchman Andre Duchard.
Andre is outrageously attractive and everything that Ginny despises in a man—arrogant and cynical. But one devastatingly sensual kiss later, virgin Ginny is already in over her head! How can she convince Andre she’s not part of his inheritance when she so desperately yearns for his complete possession
