A Question of Trust

ebook A Novel

By Penny Vincenzi

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"With a rich cast of characters buffeted by love, betrayal and loyalty, glamour and conflict, this is Vincenzi at her best." —Woman & Home
In 1950s London, Tom Knelston is charismatic, charming, with a passion for politics and reform. He is a man with ambition—and someone to watch. His wife Alice, a former nurse, shares his ideals. It seems they are the perfect match. Then, out of the blue, Tom meets an old childhood acquaintance, the beautiful and unhappily married Diana Southcott, a fashion model. In many ways, she is everything Tom fights against, but she is also irresistible and so, flirting with danger, they embark on an affair that is potentially damaging to both. And when his child becomes ill, Tom is forced to make decisions about his principles, his career, his marriage, and, most of all, his love for his child.
A Question of Trust is a vintage Penny Vincenzi novel: rich in characterization, life-changing decisions, love, desire, and conflict.
Praise for Penny Vincenzi
"The doyenne of the modern blockbuster." —Glamour
"Soap opera? You bet—but with her well-drawn characters and engaging style, Vincenzi keeps things humming." —People
"Nobody writes smart, page-turning commercial women's fiction like Vincenzi." —USA Today
"Will draw you in against your better judgment and keep you awake reading all night." —The Boston Globe
"Vincenzi does it again with another captivating and entertaining family saga that combines power, riches, lies, and greed . . . For fans of Barbara ­Taylor Bradford and Danielle Steel." —Library Journal
A Question of Trust