How to marry a millionaire

by Judith Arnold

Rich man, poor man / Judith Arnold ove or Money? Why not Love and Money? After all, Millionaires need love, too! Or that's what Torrey Benson counsels in her runaway bestseller, How to Marry a Millionaire. And Torrey should know. Twice married, once widowed, she's engaged to marry her second millionaire. If she ever makes it through her whirlwind promotional tour, that is! Especially now that three "randomly selected" volunteers are about to put her methods to the test. RICH MAN, POOR MAN by Judith Arnold --- The first, Emilie Storrs, decides to hang out with --- while serving cocktails to --- the rich and famous. FAMILY WEALTH by Muriel Jensen --- The second, Camille Brown, proposes a marriage of mutual convenience to her dashing new boss. ONCE UPON A HUSBAND by Suzanne Forster --- And the third is Christopher McGrath --- Torrey's first husband.

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