An obvious virtue

Edición de la obra An obvious virtue

THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT Destry repeated to herself. The Brannick Royal Hotel was one of her largest accounts, and when the new manager showed up in her printing office demanding stationery, Destry was inclined to go out of her way to keep him happy. But Gene Brannick made that hard. Love, on his terms, was all taking and no giving. Destry decided to teach him by example--her big, loving family was eager to help. Gene's problems were more serious than selfishness, but they were nothing that love, Italian style, couldn't solve.