That Other Woman by Elizabeth Neff Walker

Courtney certainly seemed to fit the stereotype of "the other woman"--she was beautiful, successful, self-assured, and, frankly, not too domestic. But when Eric Collins pursued her, she found herself swept off her feet like a young girl, right into a storybook romance.

Then Eric met Susan--young, blond, and a whiz in the kitchen. The virginal Susan was everything the "perfect heroine" should be--and she saw Courtney as a highly unsuitable rival.

Such complications! But Courtney knew that appearances could be deceiving--and that when it came to true love, she was the only woman for her leading man.

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