A Key to Many Doors

<p><strong>Handsome rich and highly intelligent Peter Gerard seems destined for a brilliant career in the US diplomatic service and he is about to marry the beautiful Cynthia Barbee who will join him on his first foreign assignment. </strong></p><p>But in one day all Peter's plans are shattered: first by the news that a plot against the government has been uncovered in his home town Simonton Connecticut; then by Cynthia's cruel refusal to join Peter in Simonton for the winter where the State Department and the FBI now plan to send him on a top secret mission. </p><p>Angered and deeply hurt Peter rejects Cynthia and announces that he'd marry the first girl he met rather than crawl back to her...</p><p><em>Well</em> says a young girl sitting nearby <em>I wondered - in that case - will you marry me?</em> For lovely but lonely Nancy Jones as well as for Peter Gerard Nancy's daring question will have astonishing consequences; as much to Nancy's surprise Peter says he will. </p><p>What follows is a story of romance and intrigue as the two newlyweds return to Simonton with a cover for their hasty marriage. But in this peaceful little town - where everyone is both a friend and a suspect - will Peter be able to confide in Nancy and reveal the details of his secret mission?</p><p>With blackmail night-time prowlers and bloodshed eclipsing their 'honeymoon' Peter and Nancy's impulsive agreement proves to be much more dangerous and reckless than they imagined...</p><p><strong><em>A Key To Many Doors</em> is a thrill-packed tale of mystery romance and rebellion with an explosive and satisfying climax.</strong></p><p><br></p><h3>Praise for Emilie Loring...</h3><p>'I encourage all fans of romance to make Ms. Loring's acquaintance' - <em>The Scruffy Dog Review</em></p><p>'Stunning romantic tale' - Holly Kinsella</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Emilie Baker Loring</strong> was an American romance novelist of the 20th century. She was raised in an atmosphere of publishing writing and dramatics and her other novels include <em>Throw Wide the Door</em> <em>Follow Your Heart</em> and <em>Spring Always Comes</em>.</p>