Could his lies destroy her marriage? When Anna refused Porter Deman's despicable demands, she'd no idea he'd plot limitless revenge. Then she was fired. Her reputation was smeared, and her career was ruined. The only good thing to have come out of her predicament was her relationship with Marsh Hamilton. At first Anna had been too embarrassed to confide the circumstances of her dismissal to Marsh. But she'd meant to--right after their marriage. Except Marsh found out for himself, and he'd had to conclude that the evidence did not point to Anna's innocence.
How do you feel?