To Have And To Hold

Janie blames herself for her wanton behavior, but how was she to know the man who appeared at her door after midnight wasn't her fiancé when they looked so much alike? If she'd had her wits about her, she wouldn't have run to meet him clad only in her sleeping gown. With her father murdered and her landlord dead at her hands, she'd made worse mistakes. William had been on a mission to rescue his brother from the clutches of a scheming woman. How was he to know his body would betray him when Janie threw herself into his arms? But what was his excuse for the trouble that followed?