"delightful reprint"
FBI Financial Crimes Unit Agent Adam Grayson is undercover
working as an accountant at Sheffert, Logan and Brace,
Certified Public Accountants, in order to find evidence of
income tax evasion by partner Norman Sheffert. The
assignment is boring except for his boss at the firm
junior partner Eva Burgess, the star of his daydreams and
night fantasies. Not only has she refused to date him,
his Fed superior Wentworth informs him the case is a bust
unlike Adam's efforts following the terrorist money trail. However, Eva asks the "geeky" Adam for a favor. She needs
a temporary spouse to take home with her when she visits
her ailing father, as she has just gotten a divorce and
her parents, who never met her husband, are unaware that
she is single. . He agrees as he sees this is his last
chance to salvage the investigation; not the official one
involving Sheffert, but the personal one between Adam and
Eva. This is delightful reprint of the first team Carirngton
tale from the early 1990s and surprisingly in spite of the
Internet explosion the story line holds up quite nicely.
Readers will appreciate Adam's brain turning to mush as
the CPA operative cannot think with his upper head when
Eva is nearby. Though pretending a husband seems
inappropriate even with good intentions, new readers will
see why fans have a CONSTANT CRAVING for more from this
authoring duo. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 26, 2007
Originally published in Harlequin Temptation #716, 12/99.
SummaryA hunger that couldn't be satisfied....
Adam Grayson, undercover FBI agent extraordinaire, had never
hated an assignment so muchor wanted a woman so badly.
His new 'supervisor,' gorgeous Eva Burgess had quickly
become a prominent player in his favorite fantasy. Not that
he had any chance with herhis cover as a geeky
accountant pretty well shot down any possibilities there.
Then she propositioned him....
Alone and expecting, Eva needed to find a husband...at least
a temporary one. And with Adam the geek, she was sure she'd
have no trouble ending the charade. But she hadn't expected
Adam to be so compelling, so sexy...so male. Nor did she
guess that she'd start to crave their moments together with
a need that took her breath away....
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