Kenna Smith was convinced, a woman's place was in the house--the Wisconsin House of Representatives. Her high-powered campaign to win the primary proved it. She was not convinced that she needed a husband to improve her image, although her intrepid campaign manager had come up with three marital candidates.

But when a double-blind date drew her into the strong, sinewy arms off). J. Newport, Kenna was forced to reconsider her position. The black-haired, blue-eyed D.J. was everything shed ever wanted, but would an irresistible carpenter be an asset on the campaign trail? Who was D.J.? Was he hiding something? So direct and honest, had he told her less than the truth about himself? And, if she knew, would it change things? Would it persuade her to cast her vote for love?