A PERFECT MATCH The deal was simple. Marry pretty C. J. Carruthers and Garrett would get controlling interest of C.J.'s great-aunt's extremely successful company. There was just one catch—Garrett had to woo, and win, C.J. without her knowing that the marriage had been arranged. If she didn't truly fall in love with him, the deal was off. C.J. suspected her eccentric Aunt Bertie was up to her old matchmaking tricks. The older woman had insisted that very eligible bachelor Garrett Jameison was hanging around "only" to discuss business, but C.J. had her doubts. The ruthless businessman was tall, dark and charming enough to have any woman he wanted—so why did the predatory gleam in his tawny eyes seem directed at her?