Her Secret Lover

Judith Arnold

Jul 2012 · HarperCollins Australia

About this ebook

DREAM LOVER She knew it was ridiculous, but Martha Cooper was in love with her boss. She, however, was a mousy accountant while Blake Robey was gorgeous, sexy, a dream-come-true. In fact, Martha had had a very unusual, very erotic dream about the two of them and ever since her fantasy, nothing in her life had been the same. To her amazement, Blake began looking at her with passion in his eyes and seduction on his mind REAL LOVER And then she and Blake made mad, wonderful, incredible love. But he was still the boss and still the completely wrong kind of man for her. Except something was pulling them together. Could it be love? Impossible. But a girl could dream

About the author

Judith Arnold started telling stories before she could write. She was four when her sister stuffed a crayon into her hand and taught her the alphabet, and she’s been writing ever since.

Since her first romance novel’s publication in 1983, Judith has sold more than 70 novels, with eight million copies in print worldwide. She signed a contract with MIRA Books, and her first MIRA novel appeared in 2001.

She has received several awards from Romantic Times Magazine, including awards for the Best Harlequin American Romance of the Year, Best Harlequin Superromance of the Year, Best Series Romantic Novel of the Year and a Lifetime Achievement Certificate of Merit for Innovative Series Romance.

She has also been a finalist for the Golden Medallion Award and the RITA Award for Romance Writer of America. Her novel Barefoot in the Grass has appeared on the recommended reading lists distributed by cancer support services at several hospitals.

Judith is a graduate of Smith College, where she learned to aim for the stars, and she received a master’s degree in creative writing from Brown University, where she took aim at a good-looking graduate student in the chemistry department and wound up marrying him.

She has received writing fellowships from the Shubert Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts, and has taught at colleges and universities around the country. She has also written several plays that have been professionally staged at regional theaters in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Connecticut and off-off-Broadway.

Judith lives in Massachusetts with her husband, two teenage sons, and a guinea pig named Wilbur.