Unwilling Wife

by Renee Roszel

Enough was enough! Gina Baron was sick and tired of being the dean's perfect little wife. She'd had her fill of uptight professors' wives and deadly dull committee:;. Most of all, she had had it up to here with the oh-so-proper dean himself. Well, David could take his domineering control of her life and stuff it! So Gina filed for divorce, left David back in Boston and moved to California. Now she was free, free, free. Free to write a book on ghosts. Free to dress in ripped jeans and T-shirts. Free to pack her arteries with fatty junk food. But she wasn't free of David yet. Especially after he showed up, as darkly handsome and devastatingly sexy as ever--and absolutely determined to win her back.

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