The Lion of La Roche
earliest edition we have, 1981 Mills & Boon, 1981 192 pages
Harlequin presents ; — book 498
**Her situation was desperate** Caroline Adams needed money; Gustav de Leeuw needed a wife. So he offered to settle her debt if she'd act as his wife. Their marriage was to be temporary. Caroline soon realized it wasn't entirely a businesslike relationship that Gustav had in mind. Yet he had told her that "love is an overrated emotion I have no time or desire for.” But she was unable to resist him or to stop herself...
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