Too Good to Forget (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No. 399)

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Summary: Too good to put down....
Review: I first read this book years ago, but I continue to pull it off the shelf when I want a good read. I don't want to give too much of the plot away, but I'll give you a hint. The heroine is a successful best-selling author of detective novels. She has invented a co-author and husband for herself, in the form of a secretive ex-FBI agent. At a book signing, a man shows up claiming to be her husband, a real FBI agent who happens to share the same name as her fictional husband. He's obviously suffering from a head injury as well as a delusion. The two try to stay alive as they fall in love. It's a keeper!

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Review: Make-Believe Marriage

Could this be real? Sam McDonald was novelist Katherine McDonald's dream come true. tall and handsome, strong and sensitive, Sam was innately loving in every way. Soon his kisses and caresses lured her into living a dangerous fantasy.

Sam claimed to be Katherine's husband. But the Sam McDonald she was married to existed only on paper. This wounded Treasury agent who'd stumbled into her life one night, bloodied and confused, would soon walk away.

Chances were, once he recovered from his amnesia, he'd have no memory of their temporary wedded bliss. With danger on their trail and time running short, Katherine had to find some way to convince Sam that their make-believe marriage was too good to forget!