In all her considerable experience, Maggie Trent, television producer, divorcee and mother of a teenaged daughter, had never met anyone more attractive than the man she stumbled over making love to a gorgeous, brainless blonde. Clinton Rafferty was just what Maggie hated most--an over-confident, over-sexed womanizer. No matter how persistent he became or how passionately she wanted to respond to him, Maggie was determined not to surrender. The battle was waged with often hilarious intensity. But with Clint, his teen-aged daughter and her own all pitted against her, Maggie found the odds were--luckily--not in her favor.
Ginna sold her first novel in 1983, after winning the Golden Heart Award, given by Romance Writers of America for the best unpublished novel in a category. She has been working as a full-time writer ever since. When she finishes her current contracts, Ginna will have written 33 books. She has also given many lectures and writing workshops, and judged in writing contests.
A native Texan, Ginna lived in Houston all her life — until 1993, when she and her husband Brad built their "dream home" and moved to the mountains of Colorado. Ginna also enjoys other creative activities such as oil painting, sewing, sketching, knitting, and needlepoint. "But my first love will always be writing. It is simply part of who I am."
The romance in this book was very cute and very heated but never consummated. The heroine fights her attraction to the playboy hero who swears he will be faithful. Of course there is that one time… Great book! Love the first heroine!