From the Harlequin Temptation line come two sizzling
stories for this special sampler. In
Wiggs's "Cinderfella," Jack Riley intends on keeping a
Brooklyn youth shelter open, and his boss, Madeleine
Langston, is the one obstacle in his way. And in
Hoffman's "Lady of the Night," bordello heir Annabeth
Dupree can't convince Zach Tanner she's not the bad girl
he thinks her to be.
SummaryCINDERFELLA by Susan Wiggs
Ace reporter Jack Riley was determined to keep open the
youth shelter that
had kept so many kids out of trouble. But his
overprivileged boss, Madeleine
Langston, was the key to success. But she needed a lot of
convincing. Jack
knew a way to give her exactly what she never knew she
wanted. He just used
some good old-fashioned faith, hope...and a well-fitted tux!
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