With forty-four New York Times bestselling novels to her credit, Sandra Brown is one of romance’s best-loved authors. She’s been hailed by Rendezvous magazine as an writer whose “larger than existence heroes and heroines make you believe all of the warm, wonderful, wild things in existence.”

Sexy, funny, and wonderfully intimate, here is the unforgettably sensuous story of a female too best if you fall in love – and the person established to prove her incorrect.

Thursday’s Child

Allison Leamon knew that pretending about Thursday’s Child: A Novel to be her identical twin sister was a poor idea. For although the two redheads looked precisely as well, they couldn’t become more different. How could a no-nonsense scientist like Allison perhaps fool anyone into thinking that she was the bubbly, vivacious Annie?

Trading her sensible shoes for strappy sandals, her eyeglasses for contacts, and her lab smock for the chiffon gown, Allison was driven to try her preferred. Her first problem was a dinner day with Annie’s fiancé, Davis. But what Allison didn’t anticipate was the presence of Davis’s best friend.

Allison was much too logical to believe in love initially sight, but there is nothing at all logical about just how she was responding to Spencer Raft. The dark-haired, blue-eyed mystery man had an guarantee that Allison found positively maddening.

And by the end of the night time, she couldn’t help feeling that Spencer had been attracted to a carefully constructed illusion. She was certain that the good looking adventurer wouldn’t provide her a second appearance if he knew her as she really was.

But Spencer Raft was a guy of many skills – and viewing below the surface of things was one of them. He sensed the flesh-and-blood girl beneath the complex charade, and after years of wandering the world in search of excitement, he knew he had finally discovered what he had been searching for.

But initial this incurable romantic needed to convince an intractable skeptic that there is more to love than what she could study in a lab. And what better way than to propose a separate experiment of his very own?

Up to speed his yacht, Spencer and Allison would fulfill their wildest fantasies and deepest desires; but when their blissful idyll was over, would it not all prove to be no more than a pleasant interlude – or genuine?