Titan's Woman

by Ann Charlton

Cort had met his match The press loved it! When beautiful, statuesque Abigail Milburn, concerned for the environment, confronted the powerful head of TITAN developers, the story made the papers and was dubbed "TITAN and the Amazon". Abby had expected firm resistance from Cort McKay. Instead the usually formidable developer gave in easily to her demands to preserve the environment--all too easily. As confrontation gave way to attraction, Abby's suspicions grew. Cort might only be protecting his business interests, but his tenderness awakened responses she couldn't deny.

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