Kelly's man

Edición de la obra Kelly's man

Kelly knew she was the one responsible Against her better judgment, for her fiance's sake, Kelly bribed George Anderson to guide their party up the mountain. When George was injured, Kelly was prepared to help out with money. But Nicholas Van Widen, George's friend and imperious neighbor, had other ideas-like Kelly working at the Andersons' hotel while Mary Anderson stayed with her husband. It was fair, Kelly admitted. If only Nicholas wouldn't persist in seeing her as an incompetent, spoiled, rich man's daughter. In fact, he seemed determined to prove she was useless!