β Scribed by Jacquie D'Alessandro
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When a gorgeous stranger walks into the carnival tent where Riley Addison is telling fortunes, it's lust at first sight. So what else can she do but give him a glimpse of a possible future--one that would be very good for both of them? After that, all she has to do is show up at his hotel--in a hot little red dress, of course....
Marketing exec Jackson Lange has never fallen so hard, so fast. And he has every intention of taking the sultry fortune-teller up on her offer--until she introduces herself as his co-worker and personal nemesis, Riley Addison. Still, Jackson isn't giving up--he wants her, no matter how much they disagree. And with the seduction he's planned, he's confident Riley won't be arguing with him for long....
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