She married an impostor.
Will she fall for the real thing?
His identity, his life, was stolen by a devious thief. Now Will Sanders is taking back whatâs rightfully his. Starting with Megan Sanders. Duped into marriage by Willâs double, she understandably has mixed feelings about staying with the real Will. But all the Lone Star billionaire wants is Megan in his bed. Is his âwifeâ ready to love the man she did not marry?
CAT SCHIELD has been reading and writing romance since high school. Although she graduated from college with a BA in business, her idea of a perfect career was writing books for Mills & Boon. And now, after winning the Romance Writers of America 2010 Golden Heart® Award for Best Contemporary Series Romance, that dream has come true. Cat lives in Minnesota with her daughter, Emily, and their Burmese cat. When sheâs not writing sexy, romantic stories for Mills & Boon Desire, she can be found sailing with friends on the Saint Croix River, or in more exotic locales, like the Caribbean and Europe. She loves to hear from readers. Find her at catschield.com and follow her on Twitter, @catschield.
Also by Cat Schield
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ISBN: 978-1-474-07665-4
LONE STAR SECRETS
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One
Will Sanders blasted through the glass doors of the sheriffâs office and squinted as he emerged into the bright sunlight. The September heat rising off the pavement was nothing compared to the anger boiling inside him. Still no word on Richard Lowellâs whereabouts and, with the manhunt showing no signs of ending any time soon, Will was fed up with the lack of progress.
The son of the bitch had tried to kill him. Then, while impersonating Will, Rich had taken advantage of four womenâthat they knew ofârobbing them of their money, dignity and leaving two of them pregnant. Lowell had murdered Willâs great friend and trusted confidant, Jason Phillips, stolen millions and continued to roam free. How many more lives was he going to ruin before getting his just deserts?
Hands shaking with rage, Will ripped the keys from his pocket and hit the button that unlocked his white Land Rover. For a second the color red glazed the landscape around him. Will lost his balance as his left foot caught on an uneven bit of pavement and the stumble cleared his head somewhat. He paused with his hand on the SUVâs hood and sucked in a deep breath. Losing control wasnât going to help. As reason began to reassert itself, he released the air from his lungs, letting it hiss between his teeth. Another calming inhalation and his vision began to return.
Since waking up in Mexico with a blinding headache and scattered memories of what had occurred, his emotions had become volatile. Some days when he looked in the mirror, he didnât recognize himself. Before leaving on that fateful trip with Rich, heâd had everything a man could ask for. And it had taken that huge wakeup call to realize heâd taken his friends, family and good fortune for granted.