The Price of Love

Helen loved this part of it. The anticipation, the delicious uncertainty about whether, once again, she could swing it.

Seeking adventure, and encouraged by her French lover, Jean-Paul, Helen heads for Paris. But Jean-Paul is furious when she gets a cleaning job and starts an affair with sexy bad-boy Alexis. Through Alexis she is introduced to a Parisien swingers’ club and Alexis’ wild-child sister Malveen.

When Jean-Paul suddenly passes away, Helen is comforted by his son Marc. And then things take a further turn for the worse... Malveen is locked in a dungeon cave by her new husband and, on escaping, murders Helen’s employer. Marc flips and Helen bolts back to her family in Southwold, Suffolk.

But Marc follows her...

The Price of Love is a scintillating read that will appeal to fans of romantic fiction.

Deanna Maclaren was born and educated in England and was London’s top female student. At 18 she left school and got a job on Time and Tide magazine. At 21 Deanna married and, in Zambia, worked for the Anglo-American Group newspaper. She wrote her first novel aged 27 and has been a published novelist ever since. Previous books include Strangers in a Garden, Azur Allure and In Bed With Mr. Plantagenet.