Sharon had had no ulterior motive when she took on the job of looking after Paul Sanderson's small daughter--but if he had any inkling who she was, he was certain to suspect her of one. For Sharon was a young, up-and-coming singer who was having to rest her voice for a few months, while Paul, as the founder-director of Pailings, the world-famous opera house, was the natural target for ambitious would-be opera stars who more than once had stopped at nothing to bring themselves to his notice. So she must be careful to keep her identity a secret. She must be even more careful not to fall in love with Paul--for how could she compete with his close friend, the glamorous Honor Macklin?