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Karen Lingefelt, USAF, is the author
of True Pretenses. According to the book description, it was “a finalist
in the 2002 New Historical Voice Contest co-sponsored by Dorchester Publishing and Romantic Times magazine! Serena
Langley would do anything to avoid an arranged marriage to the Duke of Fairborough. Nine years ago, the rogue had ruined her
family and left for India in disgrace. Now he'd returned to claim her as if nothing had ever happened. So when an arrogant,
irresistible new coachman came to work for her, Serena saw the perfect scandalous solution to her dilemma. Christopher "Kit"
Woodard was supposed to be Duke of Fairborough--not a servant of the stubborn bride he'd inherited with his title. Yet his
daring charade was the only way to meet Serena and convince her of his innocence. But once she'd been tempted into his embrace,
Kit would have to risk his reputation, his future, and his heart to learn which man had captured Serena's love--the coachman,
the duke--or just Kit Woodard?”
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