Blackie's Woman

by Rebecca Winters

Too many secrets, too many lies Jennifer O'Brien, heiress to the O'Brien restaurant empire, was determined to throw off her reputation as a self-indulgent socialite. So she changed her life--and her name. She became Jenny Connelly, trainee manager at O'Brien's in the Mojave. Then she fell in love with Blackie Archer. But his name wasn't really Blackie, and he was a journalist, not the drifter he first seemed. He asked for Jenny's help in maintaining his deception, but did he know of hers? He said he loved her, but was it Jenny Connelly he wanted? Or the wealthy Jennifer O'Brien?

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