GIVING UP ON LOVE IS MORE DIFFICULT THAN IT SOUNDS! Barbary is just about finished with men. First, her scoundrel of a husband, Conor, runs off with an opera dancer. Then her own special friend jilts her for marriage to another. With a broken heart and debts to the skies, Barbary heads for the safety of Paris, hoping that her lookalike cousin Mab can protect her from life's shocking reverses. Unfortunately, Mab has a storm of troubles of her own, including an insistent duke and a passion for Napoleonic politics. And Barbary's presence only worsens a very sticky situation. When the cousins are mistaken for one another and unwittingly aid the Revolution, the police are brought in! Life had never been so maddening - especially when the men they feared were gone forever reappear with love very much on their minds....
Author
Ever since I learned to read, I have loved books. For almost as long, I have made up tales. I’ve written horrible poetry, better short stories, adequate commercials, educational and industrial film narration, and very forgettable screenplays. Once I learned how to make a story last longer than a few paragraphs I moved on to novels, and there I stayed. I've written forty-three to date. In addition to my website, I have a (sporadic) blog at http://maggiemackeever.wordpress.com/
