So Much to Give
Paulos, Sheila
She was shocked when Noah Jamison suggested a marriage of convenience. But it seemed the only answer for singles wanting to adopt. Reluctantly Maggie Clay agreed to a business arrangement with the Minneapolis Sentinel's controversial columnist, followed by divorce as soon as the children were theirs. Clearly Noah wanted a son, not a wife. But he'd rented a home in split-level suburbia and expected Maggie to play the little woman. Suddenly she was living intimately with a stranger. Could she conquer her rebellious heart and leave? Or should she stay to fight for lasting love in a marriage that began as a charade?