Maggie Spencer wasn't about to let anyone play cupid for her, but she had no qualms about using her best friend's escort service to find suitable "no-strings" dates to accompany her on business functions. But when a devastatingly handsome law student showed up on her doorstep one evening, Maggie knew that she was in serious trouble. From his broad shoulders to his teasing smile, Rush Barrington was wonderfully, blatantly male--and before she knew it, Maggie's cool detachment had melted. Somehow the impossible had happened. . . She, the owner of a prestigious Boston art gallery, had fallen madly, passionately, irrevocably, in love with a struggling student--a man only ten years older than her own daughter.