One Naughty Night
by Joanne Rock

He's not who he's pretending to be....
Every decision Esmerelda Giles has made in her life has led her to the mess she's currently in---an unemployed antiques dealer with a repossessed vehicle and no romantic prospects. Then again, she doesn't have much interest in guyssince her touchy-feely former boss crossed her personal boundaries one too many times. Normally, she would have never embarked on a blind date, let alone one that wanted to meet her at the risqué Club Paradise in South Beach. But Esme is no longer following her obviously horrendous instincts and throws caution to the wind for a single night.

Renzo Cesare hadn't arranged any blind dates given his recent broken engagement. So he has no business intercepting a bookish antiques dealer out for adventure and pretending to be her date. Yet how could he let someone as sinfully sweet as Esme Giles fend for herself in the provocative playground for singles? He never guessed just how much adventure she wasreallylooking for until he finds himself headed back to her room for the night. Something he can't allow to happen without confessing his ruse. Sure he understands why she's ready to throw away the hottest chemistry this side of Mexico once she learns the truth. But Renzo has an idea for a project that just might save both their careers, and land them in the right bed--- together---after all!

*An earlier draft of this book was previously published by Harlequin.

Joanne Rock's Bio

Four-time RITA finalist Joanne Rock has never met a romance sub-genre she didn't like. The USA Today bestselling author of over eighty books enjoys writing a wide range of stories, most recently focusing on sexy contemporaries and small-town family sagas. An optimist by nature and perpetual seeker of silver linings, Joanne finds romance fits her life outlook perfectly---love is worth fighting for. A frequent speaker at regional and national writing conferences she enjoys giving back to the writing community that nurtured and inspired her early career. She has a Masters degree in Literature from the University of Louisville but credits her fiction writing skills to her intensive study with friend and fellow author Catherine Mann. When she's not writing, Joanne enjoys travel to gather new ideas.