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"Torrid romance that speaks from the heart"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted June 24, 2003

Maggie Miller has the hots for her boss renowned movie writer, director, and producer Quinn Scott. However, he only sees her as his efficient administrative assistant. Maggie decides a one-night stand would help her move on, but has no way of broaching her boss on the subjct. When Read more...

"Just One Night"
Reviewed by Ann Leveille
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted September 29, 2003

Maggie Miller had wanted her boss, Quinn Scott, in her bed for years. Her chance finally came when French actress Laine Lamonde had plane trouble and couldn't make it to the States as she had planned, leaving her suite, her dress — and her mask for the masquerade — conveniently Read more...

Summary

Just one night. That's all it will take to satisfy Maggie Miller's hunger for her boss, movie genius Quinn Scott. But how can she get him into her bed, when Quinn sees her only as his ever-efficient secretary? Then a masquerade party on his calendar gives her a wicked idea...

A blue dress, a feathered mask, a French accent. When Maggie puts them on, she becomes a different woman. Someone shockingly bold, wickedly sexy. Someone Quinn cannot, will not resist...

After spending the most incredible night of her life in Quinn's arms, Maggie realizes she's miscalculated. One night isn't nearly enough. And given Quinn's frenzied attempts to uncover the identity of his mystery lady, he's got it just as badly.