Suddenly life was wonderful! Bridget's boss, Jerome Callender, brilliant and demanding TV producer, had cast her as interviewer in his new TV series. He even offered to let her interview her fiancé, the rising actor Norman Kleate. Then Norman changed his mind about the engagement, announcing he would marry someone else! Bridget felt rejected, heartbroken - and the already publicized interview would have to be canceled. When Jerome stepped in and offered to act as Bridget’s fiancé, she was amazed to realize that the ruse meant more than she had imagined!
Harlequin 521 1959 ( )

Almost as good as Burchell's opera romances, which is high praise indeed. This is a very believable and insightful look at television broadcasting in the infancy of the medium, coupled with an enjoyable romance. I found the details of television production fascinating. It's the sort of social history that seldom makes it into books. ( )