No Honor Between Brothers
Synopsis
Mitch Wilder's is an eligible bachelor. He is handsome, wealthy and successful. However, he can't commit to a woman. He keeps several women on the line at all times and no matter how hard he tries, he can't change.
When Mitch goes back to his hometown for the funeral of estranged father, he comes face to face again with the one woman who has always had his heart, Claire. Though she is dating Stan, the town police officer, Mitch is confident he steal her away. Try as she might, Claire can't withstand Mitch's charm and immediately jumps back into his arms. However, things become complicated when Mitch learns that one of Claire's ex-boyfriends happens to be his much hated half-brother, Tom.
Mitch wants to nothing to do with Tom, but the reading of his father's will forces him to re-evaluate. Mitch will inherit the family's lucrative shipping business, but a stipulation that Mitch must hire Tom, who will soon become part owner, is put in place. If Mitch declines his father's wishes, the company will be sold and the proceeds will go to charity. Mitch reluctantly hires Tom and the brothers, both jealous of each other, try to coexist. Mitch wants to keep Tom away from Claire and Tom, who is secretly gay, wants to use Claire to get back at Mitch.
Mitch convinces Claire to marry him with the hopes that the marriage will keep her away from Tom. However, Mitch can't stop having affairs so his marriage to Claire quickly breaks up. Claire immediately runs back to Tom, claiming to be in love with him. All the men in town suspect that Tom is gay and actually in love with Stan, but he still agrees to let Claire move in with him to continue the campaign to hurt Mitch. This causes Mitch to attempt suicide, but quick action saves his life. Though he should have a new lease on life, Mitch continues on the path of an insatiable womanizer.
The drama of Mitch, Claire and Tom plays out against the backdrop of the trials and tribulations of their close knit community of friends and relatives. Mitch and Tom's sister, Nora, tries to keep the peace between her two brothers with the help of her husband, Joe, who also happens to be Claire's first boyfriend. Bob, Claire's ex-husband, runs the local diner. His wife Julie, is the town floozy and one of Mitch's former lovers. Bob and Julie have teenage twins, Justin and Lily Marie, and Julie has a young daughter from an ongoing affair with Stan. Though Stan is bisexual, he is in love with Julie. When Julie wanders off with a drifter, she ends up being murdered. After her death, Bob marries Sue, his partner from the diner who has been in love with Bob all along. In the midst of all this, Mitch gets confirmation he fathered Claire's teenaged nephew, Darren, with Claire's now deceased sister. Mitch forms a bond with Darren while still remaining true to his reputation. The residents of the town all come together for the trial of Julie's murderer and some peace is restored once he is brought to justice.
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Mitch Wilder's is an eligible bachelor. He is handsome, wealthy and successful. However, he can't commit to a woman. He keeps several women on the line at all times and no matter how hard he tries, he can't change.
When Mitch goes back to his hometown for the funeral of estranged father, he comes face to face again with the one woman who has always had his heart, Claire. Though she is dating Stan, the town police officer, Mitch is confident he steal her away. Try as she might, Claire can't withstand Mitch's charm and immediately jumps back into his arms. However, things become complicated when Mitch learns that one of Claire's ex-boyfriends happens to be his much hated half-brother, Tom.
Mitch wants to nothing to do with Tom, but the reading of his father's will forces him to re-evaluate. Mitch will inherit the family's lucrative shipping business, but a stipulation that Mitch must hire Tom, who will soon become part owner, is put in place. If Mitch declines his father's wishes, the company will be sold and the proceeds will go to charity. Mitch reluctantly hires Tom and the brothers, both jealous of each other, try to coexist. Mitch wants to keep Tom away from Claire and Tom, who is secretly gay, wants to use Claire to get back at Mitch.
Mitch convinces Claire to marry him with the hopes that the marriage will keep her away from Tom. However, Mitch can't stop having affairs so his marriage to Claire quickly breaks up. Claire immediately runs back to Tom, claiming to be in love with him. All the men in town suspect that Tom is gay and actually in love with Stan, but he still agrees to let Claire move in with him to continue the campaign to hurt Mitch. This causes Mitch to attempt suicide, but quick action saves his life. Though he should have a new lease on life, Mitch continues on the path of an insatiable womanizer.
The drama of Mitch, Claire and Tom plays out against the backdrop of the trials and tribulations of their close knit community of friends and relatives. Mitch and Tom's sister, Nora, tries to keep the peace between her two brothers with the help of her husband, Joe, who also happens to be Claire's first boyfriend. Bob, Claire's ex-husband, runs the local diner. His wife Julie, is the town floozy and one of Mitch's former lovers. Bob and Julie have teenage twins, Justin and Lily Marie, and Julie has a young daughter from an ongoing affair with Stan. Though Stan is bisexual, he is in love with Julie. When Julie wanders off with a drifter, she ends up being murdered. After her death, Bob marries Sue, his partner from the diner who has been in love with Bob all along. In the midst of all this, Mitch gets confirmation he fathered Claire's teenaged nephew, Darren, with Claire's now deceased sister. Mitch forms a bond with Darren while still remaining true to his reputation. The residents of the town all come together for the trial of Julie's murderer and some peace is restored once he is brought to justice.
No Honor Between Brothers
Synopsis
Mitch Wilder's is an eligible bachelor. He is handsome, wealthy and successful. However, he can't commit to a woman. He keeps several women on the line at all times and no matter how hard he tries, he can't change.
When Mitch goes back to his hometown for the funeral of estranged father, he comes face to face again with the one woman who has always had his heart, Claire. Though she is dating Stan, the town police officer, Mitch is confident he steal her away. Try as she might, Claire can't withstand Mitch's charm and immediately jumps back into his arms. However, things become complicated when Mitch learns that one of Claire's ex-boyfriends happens to be his much hated half-brother, Tom.
Mitch wants to nothing to do with Tom, but the reading of his father's will forces him to re-evaluate. Mitch will inherit the family's lucrative shipping business, but a stipulation that Mitch must hire Tom, who will soon become part owner, is put in place. If Mitch declines his father's wishes, the company will be sold and the proceeds will go to charity. Mitch reluctantly hires Tom and the brothers, both jealous of each other, try to coexist. Mitch wants to keep Tom away from Claire and Tom, who is secretly gay, wants to use Claire to get back at Mitch.
Mitch convinces Claire to marry him with the hopes that the marriage will keep her away from Tom. However, Mitch can't stop having affairs so his marriage to Claire quickly breaks up. Claire immediately runs back to Tom, claiming to be in love with him. All the men in town suspect that Tom is gay and actually in love with Stan, but he still agrees to let Claire move in with him to continue the campaign to hurt Mitch. This causes Mitch to attempt suicide, but quick action saves his life. Though he should have a new lease on life, Mitch continues on the path of an insatiable womanizer.
The drama of Mitch, Claire and Tom plays out against the backdrop of the trials and tribulations of their close knit community of friends and relatives. Mitch and Tom's sister, Nora, tries to keep the peace between her two brothers with the help of her husband, Joe, who also happens to be Claire's first boyfriend. Bob, Claire's ex-husband, runs the local diner. His wife Julie, is the town floozy and one of Mitch's former lovers. Bob and Julie have teenage twins, Justin and Lily Marie, and Julie has a young daughter from an ongoing affair with Stan. Though Stan is bisexual, he is in love with Julie. When Julie wanders off with a drifter, she ends up being murdered. After her death, Bob marries Sue, his partner from the diner who has been in love with Bob all along. In the midst of all this, Mitch gets confirmation he fathered Claire's teenaged nephew, Darren, with Claire's now deceased sister. Mitch forms a bond with Darren while still remaining true to his reputation. The residents of the town all come together for the trial of Julie's murderer and some peace is restored once he is brought to justice.
Mitch Wilder's is an eligible bachelor. He is handsome, wealthy and successful. However, he can't commit to a woman. He keeps several women on the line at all times and no matter how hard he tries, he can't change.
When Mitch goes back to his hometown for the funeral of estranged father, he comes face to face again with the one woman who has always had his heart, Claire. Though she is dating Stan, the town police officer, Mitch is confident he steal her away. Try as she might, Claire can't withstand Mitch's charm and immediately jumps back into his arms. However, things become complicated when Mitch learns that one of Claire's ex-boyfriends happens to be his much hated half-brother, Tom.
Mitch wants to nothing to do with Tom, but the reading of his father's will forces him to re-evaluate. Mitch will inherit the family's lucrative shipping business, but a stipulation that Mitch must hire Tom, who will soon become part owner, is put in place. If Mitch declines his father's wishes, the company will be sold and the proceeds will go to charity. Mitch reluctantly hires Tom and the brothers, both jealous of each other, try to coexist. Mitch wants to keep Tom away from Claire and Tom, who is secretly gay, wants to use Claire to get back at Mitch.
Mitch convinces Claire to marry him with the hopes that the marriage will keep her away from Tom. However, Mitch can't stop having affairs so his marriage to Claire quickly breaks up. Claire immediately runs back to Tom, claiming to be in love with him. All the men in town suspect that Tom is gay and actually in love with Stan, but he still agrees to let Claire move in with him to continue the campaign to hurt Mitch. This causes Mitch to attempt suicide, but quick action saves his life. Though he should have a new lease on life, Mitch continues on the path of an insatiable womanizer.
The drama of Mitch, Claire and Tom plays out against the backdrop of the trials and tribulations of their close knit community of friends and relatives. Mitch and Tom's sister, Nora, tries to keep the peace between her two brothers with the help of her husband, Joe, who also happens to be Claire's first boyfriend. Bob, Claire's ex-husband, runs the local diner. His wife Julie, is the town floozy and one of Mitch's former lovers. Bob and Julie have teenage twins, Justin and Lily Marie, and Julie has a young daughter from an ongoing affair with Stan. Though Stan is bisexual, he is in love with Julie. When Julie wanders off with a drifter, she ends up being murdered. After her death, Bob marries Sue, his partner from the diner who has been in love with Bob all along. In the midst of all this, Mitch gets confirmation he fathered Claire's teenaged nephew, Darren, with Claire's now deceased sister. Mitch forms a bond with Darren while still remaining true to his reputation. The residents of the town all come together for the trial of Julie's murderer and some peace is restored once he is brought to justice.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781078793148 |
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| Publisher: | Barnes & Noble Press |
| Publication date: | 04/01/2020 |
| Series: | The Honor Series , #1 |
| Pages: | 422 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.86(d) |
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