A Relative Betrayal

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When Rachel's marriage had broken up there had been no possibility ofreconciliation. Not only had her husband, Matthew Conroy, looked elsewherefor love, but the woman he had chosen was Rachel's own cousin, Barbara. Ten years had passed since then and Barbara was now dead. As a reluctant guest in her old home, Rachel felt the stirrings of her past love for Matthew. But wasn't it too late for them to pick up the pieces of the relationship they once shared? And did either of them want to try?