Catching The Corporate Playboy by Michele Dunaway released on Jun 24, 2002 is available now for purchase.

Tricked! This time Harry Sanders' matchmaking grandfather had gone too far. Assigning Harry to be a mentor in the family company was bad enough, but the old coot had paired Harry with his nemesis, the one woman guaranteed to blow the cagey playboy's cool. Megan MacGregor's know-it-all attitude made him see red even as the hint of white lace beneath her boring blazer drove him wild. Megan was smug, starchy and sexy enough to steal a man's soul. Harry had to play up his bad-boy bachelor image. Because nothing seemed to annoy Megan more. And if they ever stopped arguing and started kissing, Harry just might propose a merger of the most dangerous, permanent kind

Lindy Brinks is about ready to buy the idea that somebody who looks, walks and talks like an angel just might be the devil in disguise. And if that's the case, it would explain how she—the highly professional, very proper personal assistant—ended up in her boss Shane Jacobsen's bed. Especially when she'd managed to resist temptation for three long years. But the divinely good-looking playboy has that effect on women. Lord knows it was wrong, yet for one night Lindy was in paradise. Shane doesn't have a clue—about last night or the fallout from it! Now Lindy can't—won't—give Shane up. Not even if it means moving heaven and earth.

Whoever said virtue is its own reward wasn't a preacher's kid or they'd know being virtuous was like being jailed with no possibility of parole. That's why—after thirty years of living up to other people's expectations—Olivia Jacobsen needs some release. And why a police charity calendar's Mr. August might be the man to provide it. Following his calendar appearance, Detective Garrett Krause finds himself drowning in a sea of indecent proposals, and his libido and opinion of women hit an all-time low. Olivia's down-to-earth sweetness almost persuades him not to give up hope...until he discovers he's been had, and her nice-girl come-on is a hoax. Isn't it?