SummaryWOOING JENNY
Jenny Lavoie's and Sam Stone's parents decree they must
marry one another or be disinherited. Jenny has loved Sam
for as long as she can remember so that shouldn't be a
problem except that Sam is engaged to the outlandish,
motorcycle riding Katie and has no interest in marrying
Jenny.
Almost. Sam doesn't want to lose the company his
grandfather worked so hard to build, so he decides to marry
Jenny and conduct a sham of a marriage for the three years
it takes to satisfy his parents' ridiculous demands, dump
Jenny, and marry Katie. It should be easy enough as Jenny's
followed him around since she was sixteen and she's easy on
the eyes.
But Sam is flabbergasted when Jenny refuses to marry him
now and doesn't care if she's disinherited. He finds
himself having to woo her, including whisking her away to a
very romantic vacation on Fiji's sunny beaches, which
threatens to alienate his real fiance, and threatens his
heart he thought he knew so well.
SHIPWRECKED
Katie McLaughlin has had it with rich, spoiled men. She
never wants to see that betrayer Sam Stone or another rich
man again. Ever! Desperate to get off Fiji and away from
Sam and his new fiance, she charters a boat to take her to
the island with the nearest airport but winds up
shipwrecked on a deserted South Pacific island instead.
To Katie's utter dismay, not only is she shipwrecked
without any form of communication device, she's shipwrecked
with only the boat's captain, Scott Vanderhorne, whose
family is twice, maybe thrice, as rich as Sam's family. She
decides the fates hate her when Scott tells her he's
engaged.
Katie can barely stand to talk to Scott, and Scott doesn't
like to be cast in the role of villain merely because he's
rich. But they soon realize that class distinction has no
bearing in their private, tropical paradise, and they're
forced to rely on one another to survive.
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