Dangerous Ladies

Marc Notes: Trouble in high heels: When Brandi Michaels's fiance leaves for another woman, she pawns her engagement ring and splurges on herself. This includes a sultry night in the arms of a gorgeous Italian stranger. But when Brandi becomes the mark for a killer, she looks to this stranger to be her savior.--p. [4] of cover.; Tongue in chic: When Devlin Fitzwilliam catches Meadow Szarvas breaking into his mansion to steal a priceless painting, she has no choice but to feign amnesia. But when he plays along and claims she's his wife, Meador finds herself in a treacherous game of deception. She doesn't dare take her eyes off him and doesn't want to.--p. [4] of cover. Biographical Note: Christina Dodd is a "New York Times" bestselling author whose novels have been translated into twelve languages. She lives in Washington with her husband and two dogs. Publisher Marketing: Two sexy, suspenseful bestsellers? together in one volume! Two stories of dangerous women entangled in the arms of deliciously treacherous men? Trouble in High Heels When Brandi Michaels discovers her fiance hopping a flight to Vegas to marry his other girlfriend, she pawns her ring, buys herself a fabulous outfit, and spends one sultry night in the arms of a gorgeous Italian stranger named Roberto Bartolini. And when Brandi becomes the mark for a killer, she has no choice but to turn to Roberto?a man who's destined to be either her savior or her downfall? Tongue in Chic Devlin Fitzwilliam catches Meadow Szarvas breaking into his mansion to steal a priceless painting. In sheer desperation she tells him she has amnesia. But then he claims she's his wife?and Meadow finds herself locked in a match of high-stakes deception. She doesn't dare take her eyes off him?and doesn't want to?yet the danger is just beginning? Contributor Bio:  Dodd, Christina Christina Dodd is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels have been translated into twelve languages, featured by Doubleday Book Club(r), recorded on books on tape for the blind, given Romance Writers of America s prestigious Golden Heart and RITA Awards, called the year s best by Library Journal, and, at the pinnacle of her illustrious career, used as a clue in the Los Angeles Times crossword puzzle. Christina Dodd lives in Washington with her husband and two dogs.