Heiress Dailey, Janet

They met at the funeral of one of the most prestigious men in the country, Dean Lawson, their father. Abbie Lawson, the dutiful genteel daughter bred in the lap of luxury and, Rachel Farr, a mistake born of a passionate love affair, are almost identical in appearance but are worlds apart. Only one daughter can be the heir to the endless oil fields and magnificent thoroughbreds. A fierce competition has arisen between the women, not only for the inheritance but also for the proof of a father''s love. They should have been devoted to each other as friends and sisters, but they have become the most embittered of enemies. The Texas men they love watch as they tear themselves apart to become the HEIRESS.

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Dean Lawson's daughters meet for the first time at his funeral, sparking a bitter rivalry between Abbie, the aristocratic woman who thought she was her father's only heir, and Rachel, her father's love child, a wild, artistic woman unafraid to fight her sister for their father's inheritance.

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Janet Dailey

Janet Dailey met her husband Bill when she went to work for him as a secretary in his construction company, a job she kept for 10 years until they both quit, bought a trailer, and sold every possession they couldn't fit inside it. They hit the road and traveled the country for over a half a year. At that time, Bill challenged his wife to write a better romance novel than the ones she read, something she had long said she could do. She backed up her claim when her first novel was accepted in 1976. As the Dailey's continued to travel the country in their trailer, Janet began writing a romance for every state they traveled through, eventually completing the entire 50 states. They settled down in the Ozarks in 1979 after five years of heavy travel. One of the first romance writers to incorporate modern themes such as child abuse and alcoholism, Dailey is an active member of her community, helping to establish the first women's crisis center, working as a trustee at her local hospital, and encouraging adult literacy, a crusade that prompted the Ozarks Literary Council to found the Janet Dailey Literacy Library in Springfield, Missouri. In 1996 she admitted to plagiarizing the novels of Nora Roberts after a reader noticed similarities. Dailey confessed that both her romances "Notorious" and "Aspen Gold" included passages lifted from her fellow romance writer's work. She apologized shortly after the revelation became public and began seeking professional help in the hope of some day continuing her writing career.

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Book Format:		Paperback
Number of Pages:		0492
Publisher:		eReads.com

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