Mary Elaine L. (Laney) reviewed on 5/31/2006 + 911 more book reviews

A heartless rake. He'd accosted her on a dark London street, sure that she was his missing wife. But a few moments in her company assured Marcus Lytton that Miss Catherine Courtnay was nothing like Catalina. Cool and remote, with a tongue as tart as a lemon and eyes that could flash with temper, the fiery-haired beauty was everything his scheming and adventuress of a wife wasn't--innocent, loyal, honest. And so he uttered the words that would sweep Catherine into his life, and into a desperate plan that could spell disaster for the both: "I want you to play the part of my wife..."

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