Inheriting half of her late husband's company means Shannon Morris is now Jase Pembrooke's business partner--to their mutual dismay!
Working together, they are forced to confront their growing attraction. Then Shannon discovers that Jase promised her late husband he'd take care of her. Shannon doesn't want a relationship based on obligation. If she were to marry again, it would only be for love. But can Jase convince her that he isn't acting purely out of duty?
Inheriting half of her late husband's company means Shannon Morris is now Jase Pembrooke's business partner--to their mutual dismay!
Working together, they are forced to confront their growing attraction. Then Shannon discovers that Jase promised her late husband he'd take care of her. Shannon doesn't want a relationship based on obligation. If she were to marry again, it would only be for love. But can Jase convince her that he isn't acting purely out of duty?