Indian Prince's Hidden Son / Craving His Forbidden Innocent. Louise Fuller

      Indian Prince's Hidden Son

      Louise Fuller

      Craving His Forbidden Innocent

      About the Authors

      LYNNE GRAHAM was born in Northern Ireland and has been a keen romance reader since her teens. She is very happily married to an understanding husband who has learned to cook since she started to write! Her five children keep her on her toes. She has a very large dog, who knocks everything over, a very small terrier, who barks a lot, and two cats. When time allows, Lynne is a keen gardener.

      LOUISE FULLER was once a tomboy who hated pink and always wanted to be the Prince – not the Princess! Now she enjoys creating heroines who aren’t pretty push-overs but strong, believable women. Before writing for Mills & Boon she studied literature and philosophy at university, and then worked as a reporter on her local newspaper. She lives in Tunbridge Wells with her impossibly handsome husband Patrick and their six children.

      Also by Lynne Graham

      His Queen by Desert Decree

      The Greek’s Blackmailed Mistress

      The Italian’s Inherited Mistress

      His Cinderella’s One-Night Heir

      The Greek’s Surprise Christmas Bride

      Billionaires at the Altar miniseries

      The Greek Claims His Shock Heir

      The Italian Demands His Heirs

      The Sheikh Crowns His Virgin

      Vows for Billionaires miniseries

      The Secret Valtinos Baby

      Castiglione’s Pregnant Princess

      Da Rocha’s Convenient Heir

      Also by Louise Fuller

      Vows Made in Secret

      A Deal Sealed by Passion

      Claiming His Wedding Night

      Blackmailed Down the Aisle

      Kidnapped for the Tycoon’s Baby

      Surrender to the Ruthless Billionaire

      Revenge at the Altar

      Demanding His Secret Son

      Proof of Their One-Night Passion

      Passion in Paradise collection

      Consequences of a Hot Havana Night

      Discover more at millsandboon.co.uk.

Indian Prince’s Hidden SonLynne GrahamCraving His Forbidden InnocentLouise Fuller

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      ISBN: 978-0-008-90009-0

      INDIAN PRINCE’S HIDDEN SON & CRAVING HIS FORBIDDEN INNOCENT

      Indian Prince’s Hidden Son © 2020 Lynne Graham

      Craving His Forbidden Innocent © 2020 Louise Fuller

      Published in Great Britain 2020

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      Lynne Graham

      Indian Prince’s Hidden Son

      Claimed for the maharaja’s baby!

      Prince Jai knows a relationship with Willow, the captivating virgin he found passionate oblivion with, is impossible. Yet haunted by their powerful bond, Jai can’t resist seeking her out – only to discover his hidden heir! His honor demands one solution…

      Overnight, Willow goes from penniless single mother to maharaja’s convenient bride! Catapulted into the opulence of Jai’s palace, she can’t deny him the chance to know his son. But Jai doesn’t do love. As their desire rekindles, Willow must fight to keep her new secret hidden – her true feelings for Jai!

      CHAPTER ONE

      IT WAS A dull winter day with laden grey clouds overhead. Fine for a funeral as long as the rain held off, Jai conceded grimly.

      In his opinion, English rain differed from Indian rain. The monsoon season in Chandrapur brought relief from the often unbearable heat of summer, washing away the dust and the grime and regenerating the soil so that flowers sprang up everywhere. It was a cool, uplifting time of renewal and rebirth.

      His bodyguards fanned out to check the immediate area before he was signalled forward to board his limousine. That further loss of time, slight though it was, irritated him because, much as he knew he needed to take security precautions, he was also uneasily aware that he would be a late arrival at the funeral. Unfortunately, it was only that morning that he had flown in from New York to find the message from Brian Allerton’s daughter awaiting him, none of his staff having appreciated that that message should have been treated as urgent.

      Brian Allerton had been a Classics teacher and house master at the exclusive English boarding school that Jai had attended as a boy. For over two hundred years, Jai’s Rajput ancestors had been sending their children to England to be educated, but Jai had been horribly homesick from the moment he’d arrived in London. Brian Allerton had been kind and supportive, encouraging the young prince to play sport and focus on his studies. A friendship had been born that had crossed both age barriers and distance and had lasted even after Jai went to university and moved on to become an international businessman.

      Brian’s witty letters had entertained Jai’s father, Rehan as