THE LONGEST PLEASURE

It was her grandmother's death that drew Helen Michaels back to Castle Howarth and the man who had shattered her world ten years agothe man she still despised.

Rafe Fleming followed in his father's footsteps and was now the overseer of the magnificent mansion. He was the only reason Helen's visits had been so infrequent. How she hated himand hated herself for the way her heart raced when he turned his heated gaze on her or treated her with smug self-assurance.

Why had her grandmother willed Castle Howarth to hintwith a clause that bordered on the absurd? The castle would belong to Helen, alsoproviding she and Rafe marry.

Of course, that was impossible.