Scandal haunted him until she arrived--and made being bad look so good!
When the elderly ladies next door alerted him that Kitty was coming home, Dean Katz dared to hope their niece would take his advice about their future . . . until a blonde in a red sports car screeched to a stop in their driveway! Intrigued but suspicious, Katherine Silver wondered if Dean was conning her about Sadie and Ida in order to grab their house. Torn between truth and temptation, could he plead his case and win his shady lady's heart?
Spiced with humor, flavored with steamy southern sensuality, Marcia Evanick's richly romantic romp is as intoxicating as a mint julep--and just as hard to resist! She'd expected a stuffy banker as stiff and straight as his pinstripes, but could her heart-stoppingly handsome neighbor teach this pretty spitfire there was no place like home?
An old-fashioned southern small-town love story. Dean writes Katherine to let her know her elderly aunts need some help and when she shows up it is lust at first sight. She has to convince her aunts to take care of their ramshackle house
There are a few misunderstandings that are quickly cleared up as well as family issues. Overall a sweet romance.