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A bookish PhD like Emmie Caddington, all beige hair and baggy suits, isn't much to look at. Few men notice her, fewer still would want her. But Chief Petty Officer Caleb Dulaude, aka Do-Lord, is trained to look beyond the obvious. When the maid of honor, Emmie, comes to the best man, him, with a quixotic scheme to liberate a wedding cake, he knows just how to turn the caper to his advantage. Emmie can be his ticket into Senator Teague Calhoun's upper-class world. Do-Lord was just a trailer-trash kid when he promised to make Calhoun pay for his mother's death - someday, somehow. Now he's a SEAL, subtle and crafty. He hides his genius IQ under country-boy charm—and someday is here. All he has to do is persuade the world (and Emmie) that he's her boyfriend or, better yet, her fiancé.
Miami Dolphins, Navy SEALs - what's the difference? Emmie knows a jock when she sees one, and she's fed up with the arrogant lot of them. They believe their prowess entitles them to any woman, anytime. But SEALs can keep a secret and are loyal to one another - as loyal as she is to her best friend. When Emmie needs help to make sure her friend's wedding cake is all it should be, who better to turn to than the best man?
He was ignoring her yesterday. Today he acts like they're an item. Unworldly, Emmie may be; a fool, she's not. The makeover her friends have been urging her to try suddenly looks like a great idea. So does freeing up her sensual side. He wants her to introduce him to into Calhoun's world? She'll do it. And while she's at it she'll teach Do-Lord not to mess with her. Not unless he's willing to make some promises.
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