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Fiction. Literature. Romance. Suspense. HTML:Bryan Kelly has a few rules. Rule #1: Women are for fun, not commitment. Rule #2: He'll do anything for his twin brother, even switch places with him to find out who's sabotaging his charity. But playing a really good guy isn't easy around Shay Sommers. Which brings him to . . . Rule #3: If you can't avoid temptation, succumb with abandon. Shay Sommers has always been a rule breaker. She may be a society page icon, but she'll go to any length to help the street girls served by her favorite charity. Even if it means impersonating one of them herself. The only problem is the gorgeous man who runs the safe house. "Preacher," as he insists she call him, seems less like a shepherd and much more like a wolf . . . one with a hungry look that's making Shay feel she might be his next dinner . . .… (more)
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Shay Sommers is a widowed millionaire who has been taken to task by the press because of an accident at one of her safe houses that she had no control over. When Bryan mistakes Shay for a prostitute and offers her shelter at a safe house it is an opportunity she can't resist for two reasons. One, it will allow her to get to the kind of women she works so hard to help and two, it will give her time to get to know Preacher Bryan much better.
Can two people of such different backgrounds meeting by way of lies, but for the best of reasons, find love and happiness together?
I think of all the Lori Foster's books I've read so far I like The Secret Life of Bryan the best. Mostly because I, like the author obviously does, greatly admire the people who are able to give of themselves to others and try to make the world a better place. I enjoyed the relationship between Shay and Bryan and the relationship between Bryan and Bruce. I've always had a soft spot for stories about twins!