No Cure for Love (Harlequin Superromance No. 624)

He'd tried for ten years to forget her, to get on with his life and let Marie get on with hers. But while he'd never acknowledged his feelings, some loves last a lifetime. As the saying goes—and as Pete Mitchell had discovered the hard way—there "ain't no cure for love."

Things were different now. Marie Richmond was no longer Pete's young and vulnerable student, she was a scientist of considerable renown. But his consuming desire for her was still wrong—and suddenly it was dangerous!

Because the government was being blackmailed. And the bargaining chip was a valuable antidote that Marie had discovered. Marie—Pete's Marie—might be part of the scam or she might be an innocent victim. No matter. His mission was to get her to recreate the drug, whatever the cost—to her, or to his heart.