Turning Tables

Prim, proper Amelia Potts tries to keep her rowdy sister Mary out of trouble, a nearly impossible task. When Mary finds herself in big trouble—arrested for displaying an obscene sculpture in the front window of her art gallery—Amelia races to town to bail Mary out. But Mary has already hired a fiery civil rights attorney, Patrick Levine, to fight her case for her.

Patrick is principled. He’s determined. He’s brash. He’s also the sexiest man Amelia has ever encountered. When he meets Amelia, he recognizes that beneath her prim, proper surface, she’s as fiery as he is. The problem is, her passion is to protect her sister and Patrick’s passion is to fight for freedom and justice. And the other problem is, Patrick’s and Amelia’s desire for each other may be the strongest, most out-of-control passion of all.