THE MISTRESS DECEPTION

by Susan Napier

Driven by desire -- or deception? When Rachel Blair had offered to help Matthew Riordan undress after a party, her intentions had been purely innocent. She'd been trying to avoid a scandal -- instead, she found herself being blackmailed! Yet Matthew oozed sex appeal; he simply didn't need to blackmail Rachel into his bed! Or was this some kind of revenge plan because Rachel had clashed with him over a business deal? Matthew certainly wanted Rachel as his mistress. But was he driven by desire -- or deception?

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