When Good Samaritan Zach Colby stops on a deserted, snowy stretch of Montana highway to help a stranded woman, the last thing he expects to find is his hated half-brother's pregnant widow come to claim her child's inheritance. CeCe Hawkins married the dying Aaron Hall, Zach's half-brother, in a modern marriage of convenience. She was desperate for a child; he was desperate for an heir to keep his portion of his father's ranch out of Zach's hands. Now CeCe finds herself tied to Zach by the legal requirements of his father's will, which shares the ranch between Zach and her child. Complicating matters even more is the powerful attraction between CeCe and Zach that neither can deny. Lois Faye Dyer's 10th novel is a well-paced and sensual tale of two lonely people brought together by fate who find the love of a lifetime. Dyer gives an enticing twist to the familiar "other man's baby" plot and enlivens the story with an endearing cast of secondary characters. --Lisa Wanttaja