One by one, he'd terrified those women who would be his assistant. Like some dark laird of the manor, Sir Ian MacGowan seemed more beast than man, scowl and scars included. But Jenna Craddock knew her boss was pure male. It was in the way he looked at her, virility sensing virginity, and in the way he underestimated the fairer sex.
Ian demanded professionalism; Jenna gave him perfection. He harboured secrets; Jenna insisted bed be the place where nothing came between them. In Ian's fortress, Jenna could almost forget the family betrayal that had led her to Scotland except that she needed to know who she was as urgently as she needed to know the truth about Ian.
last in the sisters series, so quite a few tidying up pages, which detracted a bit. With no living family, Jenna leaves Australia for the UK, taking a secretarial job with Sir Ian, an injured "writer" to transcribe his book. Of course, he a young, but difficult, employer and they fall in love, and in totally improbable circumstances, she almost trips over her long lost sisters.