Paula Ward, impetuous co-owner of a cleaning service, has just dusted the penthouse of computer magnate Tom Clinton. She’s slipping into a slinky gown in his lavish bathroom when the handsome millionaire arrives unexpectedly, catching her half-clad – and putting him in a compromising position with his guests, an ultra-strait-laced couple with whom he’s about to sign a mega-deal. Fearful for her much-needed contract with his company, Paula agrees to save the situation by posing as his wife. Soon she’s traveling to France with Tom, posing a sedately married woman while a fierce attraction roars between them. Caught up in a sensual battle of wills, this cleaning lady fights temptation, but it’s a losing battle … for Tom as well as her. The funny, sexy tale of a cleaning lady who gets swept into a glamorous romance, Swept Away became a finalist for Romance Writers of America’s prestigious Rita Award. It was written by Jacqueline Diamond under the pen name Jacqueline Topaz for Berkley’s Second Chance at Love line of romantic comedies. Jacqueline Diamond, author of 90 published novels, is known for her versatility, from light romance to mysteries, Regency romances, romantic suspense and paranormal thrillers. The half-dozen books written as Jacqueline Topaz for Berkley Publishing show her flare for screwball comedy. Recipient of a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times and a two-time finalist for Romance Writers of America’s Rita Award, Jackie is a former Associated Press reporter and television columnist. You can find writing tips, a complete book list and lots of other information on her Web site, www.jacquelinediamond.com. Donna Zapf, Cataromance.com, Jacqueline Diamond writes interesting stories that her readers can immerse themselves in and forget about the “real” world for a while. Her books are very well thought out and multifaceted, giving us characters that we love to read about. Kathy Boswell from The Best Reviews, I've enjoyed every book I've ever read by Jacqueline Diamond and I've been reading her books for years and years. I look forward to many more years of enjoyable reading from Jacqueline Diamond.