Too Many Bosses


Awards:

1994-95 RT Reviewers' Choice -- Harlequin SuperRomance


According to Alec McDonald, Laura Hayes is 'impertinent, impulsive, insubordinate and totally lacking in self-discipline' - all negatives in an employee. Mind you, he also has to admit that she has the legs of a Las Vegas showgirl.

According to Laura Hayes, Alec McDonald is 'a pompous bigot who considers hankies standard issue for his female employees.' But while these are negatives in a boss, Laura doesn't intend to remain his employee for long.

Within twenty-four hours of their first meeting, Laura and Alec are partners. Equal Partners. Yet wo bosses is one too many for any business - especially when the boss is falling in love with the boss. (And his six-year-old son!)

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Class Act



Connie Weaver: Teacher, divorced single parent and lone caregiver to an elderly and difficult mother. She doesn't have time for anything else -- like romance. Years ago, she thought she and Jim Campbell could have a life together, but that was before she knew that the one thing he wanted was the only thing she couldn't give.

Jim Campbell: Successful businessman who's left the business. He's back at school -- as the headmaster this time. He's a great teacher. He can handle the mostly wonderful, sometimes difficult students, the demanding faculty and the interfering parents. What he can't figure out is what to do about Connie.

Even after all these years, Jim Campbell still has a lot to learn!

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The Baby Trust



Miranda Irving and Joseph Wallace have it all figured out.

If she doesn't have a baby before the millennium, the Irving trust, set up at the turn of the century by her great-great-grandmother, will expire. And that means the much-loved family farm will be sold.

If he doesn't produce an heir soon, his father, who already hounds him unmercifully about family duty and responsibility, will drive him to complete distraction.

Obviously, the reasonable way for these two to proceed is to get married, fulfill their family obligations, then divorce. Simple? Yes. Until Miranda and Joe fall for each other so hard, reason is the last thing either one is capable of!

With a baby on the way - due at Christmas - and New Year's Eve leading to the millennium, maybe they should forget about reason and concentrate on love!