A Daring Deception

by Amanda Browning

Deception leads to seduction. Rachel Shaw had been in love with Nathan Wade for two years, but, despite her protestations of innocence, she knew he was convinced that she was the kind of woman he'd always despised: a scheming, cold-hearted gold-digger. Rachel was determined to change Nathan's mind about her -- and the perfect opportunity had just arrived. Rachel's grandfather, also Nathan's business partner, had pleaded with them to undertake a most daring deception -- and that meant a weekend in each other's company and sharing a bedroom.

Genres: Contemporary, Enemies To Lovers, Harlequin

Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Amanda Browning (born in Essex, England) is an English writer of over 25 romance novels since 1987.

Browning is a twin, who grew up in a big family in the borders of Essex.

She worked for years in libraries, and when she left her job, she decided began to write. Although her first two manuscripts could not be used, the third was accepted and published in 1987.

She is single and continues living in the old family home on the borders of Essex. She is great-aunt to eighteen nieces and nephews.

Reviews

[More Books Than Time · Rating 2 out of 5]

The teasing and verbal seduction went on too long, took up most of the book, plus I got sick of H’s endless maneater comments

[RomLibrary · Rating 2 out of 5]

Deception leads to seduction. Rachel Shaw had been in love with Nathan Wade for two years, but, despite her protestations of innocence, she knew he was convinced that she was the kind of woman he'd always despised: a scheming, cold-hearted gold-digger. Rachel was determined to change Nathan's mind about her -- and the perfect opportunity had just arrived. Rachel's grandfather, also Nathan's business partner, had pleaded with them to undertake a most daring deception -- and that meant a weekend in each other's company and sharing a bedroom. (

[Radhika · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rachel Shaw was in love with Nathan Wade, but he does not think good about her. She never thought that they would ever get together as he always looks at her in disdain ! Until fate intervenes and both of them are thrown together by her grandfather to help out a friend!

[Ritsky · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5 star
It has a goid basic formula for a love-hate relationship, but I don't know why it felt lacking something in the execution.

[Calysta · Rating 3 out of 5]

Liked the characters, liked the plot, the resolution was pretty quick so that was nice.