Tempting torment

by Jo Goodman

False Pretenses Desperate to escape to America with her life—and that of the infant in her arms—Jessa Winter quickly weds a mortally wounded man, planning to flee England as his widow. She doesn't count on Noah McClellan's will to live—or his determination to make her deliver on all of their marriage vows. But baby Gideon and her own hidden secrets must be protected— even as Noah's passionate demands tempt her to trust him with everything: the truth, her life, and her heart. Lead To True Passions Noah has every intention of getting his due from the cunning female who's played him for a fool. As they sail for America, he is torn between outrage and growing tenderness for this beautiful woman he now calls wife. Jessa's recklessness nearly cost him his life—yet he cannot fight the burgeoning desire to tease and tempt her into sharing more than just his name.

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