Gretchen and the Big Bad Wolf

by Marcia Evanick

JORDON--Tall, Dark, and Too Good to Resist... When his car crashed in a snowdrift, Jordon Winters wondered if he was seeing things--or was he really being rescued by a snow angel in a horse-drawn sleigh? With eyes the color of Tahiti skies and blond hair he longed to get lost in, Gretchen Horst was a seductive fantasy made gloriously real... until he learned she was the mayor--and fiercely opposed to his company's plan to build new homes in her quaint town. Fire and Ice Jordon was the man Gretchen had secretly dreamed would ignite the fires of passion in her wounded heart, but she feared the changes he wanted would shatter the sanctuary she'd always loved. Torn between resenting him for shaking up her life or keeping him in bed all night, she had to choose: safe and lonely, or the delicious danger of love?

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