Jan Freed

"Jan Freed writes with spice and flair! An exciting new voice in contemporary romance." Susan Wiggs

It's My Fair Lady in reverse!

Catherine Eliza Hamilton and her fiance have a bet on. At stake? Catherine's professional future. To win, she needs to pass of a man of her fiance's choosing as a wealthy "blue blood." For just one night.

Sound simple?

It's about as simple as making a silk purse out of a pig's ear. In fact, her fiance takes her to a dive called The Pig's Gut to find the perfect "subject." His name is Joe Tucker he's the handsome ex–baseball player who's hell–raising in the bar.

Now all Catherine has to do is convince Joe that this bet can change his life as well as her own. She also has to convince Joe's twelve–year–old daughter. And keep Joe from treating the whole bet as a joke, with Catherine as the punch line.

And she can't fall in love with Joe .

Women Who Dare

"Jan Freed writes with spice and flair! An exciting new voice in contemporary romance." Susan Wiggs

She'd forgotten about Texas men .

It took brains, independence and nerves of steel for "The Nutcracker" to get where she is today, CEO of her own company. But nobody does it better than Hope Manning when it comes to high–stress, big–bucks "venture capitalizing"!

Jared Austin's "been there, done that." Now he teaches others to find the peace he himself discovered on a wilderness survival course. And nobody does it better.

Blackmailed into "chilling out," Hope reluctantly joins one of Jared's West Texas wilderness expeditions. And it's war between the sexes from the start! Then a sniper appears, gunning for Hope. To survive, she and Jared have to pit their wits against his, have to work as a team .

And nobody does it better!

Women Who Dare

By the Year 2000: CELEBRATE!

What have you resolved to do by the year 2000?

Talk! Pillow talk. Small talk.
Double talk. Baby talk. Can we talk?

Kara Taylor has a few questions when it comes to men. Why won't they talk about their feelings? Why can't they admit they're wrong? And what is it about The Three Stooges?

Travis Malloy has some things he'd like to know, too. Why do women go on about emotions? Can't they see that actions speak louder than words? And since when is shopping a sport?

Maybe if they'd had some answers nine years ago, their marriage wouldn't have ended in disaster on their first anniversary. Sure, Kara and Travis were crazy about each other, but that wasn't enough. They were mismatched from the start.

They still are. But now it's time for Kara and Travis to start talking because everything's at stake if they don't .

HOME ON THE RANCH

"Jan Freed writes with spice and flair! An exciting new voice in contemporary romance."
bestselling author Susan Wiggs

The H&H Cattle Company, near Gonzales, Texas

Scott Hayes He's the owner. Scott's a hardworking cattleman who's got a reputation with the ladies. Not that he has any time for womanizing these days. Fact is, Scott's putting in twenty–hour stretches, now that H&H is down to one hired hand. And the word around these parts is that H&H is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

Margaret Winston When Scott calls her a princess, he doesn't mean it as a compliment! Still, Maggie has a few choice names for Scott, none of them pretty. That's because Maggie knows Scott from the old days and there's bad blood and a good horse between them.

HOME ON THE RANCH

Nowhere to run. One place to hide Sarah Davidson is the lone witness to a brutal murder. After the killer makes an attempt on her life, she's put under police protection. But when one of the cops turns on her, she's forced to hide in a place no one would ever think to look. Sarah's solution? Roosevelt High. She'll masquerade as a high school senior and try to blend in.

But no one can ignore the "cool girl from California." Especially not Jack Morgan, her English teacher. Under ordinary circumstances, he would be the perfect man for her. But he'll never look at her as a woman unless she reveals her true identity and if she does that she just might wind up dead. What's a girl to do?