First comes marriage—and Justice St. John has a plan. Using a foolproof equation, the brilliant scientist designs a program to find the perfect woman. But after a night of unexpected passion, he discovers that Daisy Marcellus is entirely the wrong woman—and it's back to the drawing board. But their passion has consequences…. And when Daisy—with little Noelle in tow—tracks him down, she brings life and color and chaos to his cold and orderly world. Their negotiations for the future are just starting when Daisy discovers he's still searching for the perfect wife….

When billionaire Lucius Devlin inherits his best friend's child, he needs a wife. Preferably one who fulfills his every need. So he checks out the Pretorius Program, since it had once found him the perfect assistant.…Angie Colter can't understand who wouldn't want to spend time with the sexy, caring and utterly compelling Lucius and darling baby Mikey. Then she discovers his goal. With a few tweaks to the program—and to her appearance—Angie will be the perfect wife! But what if Lucius finds out the truth about his nearly perfect fiancée?

Jett St. John had seen the happiness her company's matchmaking computer program could bring. Was it so wrong to want that for herself? And to do it without her father—Justice St. John, the head of Sinjin—watching her every move? Jett didn't think so, so she hacked into the program…and found him. He was successful, smart and gorgeous—in short, perfect. Now all she had to do was fly to a Caribbean paradise and meet the stranger who could make her dreams come true…. John Robert "Trey" Treyhearn had one all-consuming goal—to out-compete Sinjin in every way and take his own robotics firm to the top of the industry. And this match was his chance to do exactly that. But he hadn't counted on the program finding someone who was intelligent, warm and sexy—in short, perfect. How could he choose between the company he'd devoted his life to build and a woman he never dared hope he'd find? Especially when he discovered her name…. Copyright © 2011 by Harlequin Books S.A