Hold the Dream

For fifty years Emma Harte has built an empire in retail sales until it encompasses the globe, but who will wield the power in her absence? She bequeaths her vast holdings and power to her granddaughter Paula McGill Fairley, the grandchild of her lover Paula McGill. Paula must face many enemies, not the least of whom are her own family. A bad marriage ends in disaster and she cannot free herself to find the one true love of her life. The one man who knows her like no other. The book starts slow, recounting some of the previous story, but soon picks up to stand on its own as Paula holds fast to her grandmother's dream. Nash Black, author of Indie finalists WRITING AS A SMALL BUSINESS and HAINTS.

Am rereading the entire Emma Harte series and this is not a dissapointment. As is a Woman of Substance the characters leap of the page and the story contunues to mesmorize. A page turner.

I bought this book plus three other by the same author for a friends birthday. She loved the book and read it in a couple of days.

I most certainly enjoyed the book Hold the Dream. I read the book about a year ago and my only regret was that I was not able to get all the books in this set for I only read the one part. I like women who know what they want and set their goals to achieve it. Women are no longer just homemakers but can be expert bussinesswomen. Keep up the good work.Unfortunately, our currency is 2 to 1 US therefore some of the prices are steep.

Paula McGill Fairley is another replica of Emma Harte. She is badly suited against Jim Fairley who is a weak person. The way she dealt with Jonathan is what Emma Harte would have done. So to speak, pride comes before a fall.