A True Marriage

About this book

Her fiance had postponed their wedding again -- this time indefinitely -- and Gail Lawson vowed to marry the first man she bumped into. While making a dramatic exit, she promptly slammed into the suspicious, darkly handsome stranger she'd noticed earlier. Steve Redfern had been blatantly eavesdropping on the quarrel. Though he realized the beautiful novelist hadn't intended to follow through on her impulsive statement, Gail was still the answer to his prayers. He'd heard that she desperately needed a job that would leave her time to finish her book, and he needed a wife fast -- or he'd lose custody of his children. A temporary marriage seemed the perfect solution . . . until they both began to take their wedding vows seriously.