Dangerous Stunt

by Mary Lyons

Her heart was in jeopardy Stuntwoman Lynette Harris dangerously underestimated the risks involved when she agreed to stand in for actress Marilyn Thorne, on location and in real life. She survived a life-threatening fall down a mountainside during filming in Mexico, but she couldn't endure the insults of the infuriatingly arrogant Don Alvaro de Costillo, when what she wanted was his love. The woman Don Alvaro presumed to be a grasping, scheming film star was, in fact, so naive and inexperienced she was devastated by the emotions he aroused in her.

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