Brad Sterling arrives by yacht as a handsome dream prince, and the discrete favorite nephew and brilliant investor of his tycoon uncle Wade. Charles Colton's ingrate heiress Laura eagerly dates him and puts him in the guest-house, partially as spiteful as alliterative to workaholic tycoon pa's preferred son-in-law Jonathan Lawson, son of tycoon Richard. People who warn fickle Laura get irate reactions, best friend Ava even dies in a suspicious hit and run, yet Laura also turns on either suitor in turn, oblivious to serious indications of manipulation.
George Erschbamer
Director
Josie Davis
Laura Colton
Marc Menard
Brad Sterling
Lochlyn Munro
Jonathan Lawson
Bruce Dawson
George Colton
Gerard Plunkett
Jacques
Chelan Simmons
Tia
Sarah Edmondson
Ava
Johannah Newmarch
Catherine Colton
Malcolm Stewart
Richard Lawson
Peter Bryant
Detective Brooking
Doug Abrahams
Harbourmaster
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