Afraid to Love

Rafe Fleming's plans to acquire a printing workshop in northern England are complicated when he learns that the sale hinges on securing a position for Selwyn Pickles' granddaughter, Maggie. Frustrated by the idea of a privileged heiress in a role he believes she isn't fit for, Rafe grapples with his prejudices and the unexpected dynamics of family loyalty and business. As he navigates this challenge, the story explores themes of entitlement, personal growth, and the complexities of merging family ties with professional interests.