Logan's Woman — Glenda Sands

Double Trouble

How did a practical gal like Susan Carlson get herself into a predicament like this? Even for a good cause, how could she possibly have agreed to impersonate the sultry mistress of nefarious smuggler Victor Logan?

And how could she keep her mind on the job when the man she had to fool was Logan's new foreman, rugged Clark Haggerty -- a man whose mere glance made her head spin? The attraction was obviously mutual, but Clark wasn't about to touch Logan's woman. Besides, Susan fretted, who had really caught Clark's eye -- her sensible self, or her reckless alter ego?