Tess is the typical crusader out to save the world. So she's never understood why she is so attracted to conservative lawyer Nick. When he proposes they pretend to be engaged for a business deal she reluctantly agrees . . .
This is another one of Jennifer Crusie's early romances. This one didn't age quite as well as Getting Rid of Bradley. It was also a little confusing as one moment the book was making fun of conservatives who wanted to succeed in business and the next making fun of those who wanted to work to better the world. Still, I did enjoy reading the book.
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