Carolyn Steele has money, so much of it that few people care to wonder where it all came from. Romaine Brook wonders, but she needs a job. If Carolyn wants a personal assistant--even a very personal assistant--it's better than where she's been. Anything is better. Carolyn has no desire to answer questions about her past. Starting with a clean slate, she needs a housekeeper, and preferably one who will do as she's told and otherwise keep out of the way. Brook's desperate need for a job and secretive nature is reassuring--and oddly alluring. Brook and Carolyn come to an agreement about the terms of Brook's employment, but the small matter of the truth isn't part of it...

Author Biography

M.E. Logan has wanted to write all her life, but it wasn't until retirement that life got out of the way. With all of her life's varied experiences to draw upon--from charter airlines to universities to high tech--she's happy telling stories from warm, sunny Florida with two dogs and numerous cats for company.