Was It Only a Business Arrangement? Deborah had lost her money and her passport and she hadn't eaten in twenty-four hours. But should she accept the help of a stranger, especially one who exuded such total confidence in himself? Gil Hamilton's offer to help Deborah was genuine, but it came with conditions�he'd pay her to pretend to be his wife. The arrangement would help him out of a sticky situation and Deborah out of a precarious one. And, as he constantly reminded her, the arrangement was only temporary. Gil had no intention of really marrying a woman like Deborah. He wanted a sensible wife!
Author
After a haphazard career spent working and travelling around the world, I stumbled into romance writing as a way to fund a PhD. My first book, A Sweeter Prejudice, came out in 1991, and since then I've written a further 59 books, some of which have won awards in the US and the UK. I live in York, a historic city in the north of England, and waste the best part of my days planning trips away or on Facebook and Twitter, both of which mean that I end up writing late into the night. As well as romance, I write 'time slips' as Pamela Hartshorne, and am a freelance project editor and occasional writing tutor. In May 2013 I will publishing the Jessica Hart Vintage Collection of five of my early books from the 90s. For news of forthcoming books and exclusive offers, do sign up for my newsletter: email jessica@jessicahart.co.uk or come and find me on Facebook.
