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Dinah Nichols has it pretty good doing PR work for Green World International, an environmental-protection agency. She's friendly with almost everyone in the office, save for Penelope, a self-righteous virgin who looks down on Dinah. But when upper--management guru Ian Trutch comes in to examine the company's financial state, Dinah and her co-workers get very worried about their jobs, especially after their biggest contributor goes bankrupt. To complicate matters, Dinah has finally learned the identity of her father, and manages to track him down, but not to tell him that she's his daughter. When handsome Ian starts to take a decidedly personal interest in Dinah, she figures she can buy herself and her co-workers time to locate a reclusive Scottish millionaire who might be interested in making a major donation. But Ian soon proves to be duplicitous, Penelope scores a major victory, and Dinah begins to fear for her job. Burke's charming tale will appeal to young professionals navigating family, work, and love. Kristine Huntley
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