Название | Postcards From…Verses Brides Babies And Billionaires |
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Автор произведения | Rebecca Winters |
Жанр | Короткие любовные романы |
Серия | Mills & Boon e-Book Collections |
Издательство | Короткие любовные романы |
Год выпуска | 0 |
isbn | 9781474098991 |
Back Cover Text
Postcards From… Collection
Postcards from Paris
Andie Brock, Sarah Mayberry and Amanda Cinelli
Postcards from New York
Rachael Thomas, Jennifer Hayward and Stefanie London
Postcards from Madrid
Lynne Graham, Rachael Thomas and Chantelle Shaw
Postcards from Rome
Maisey Yates, Lucy Gordon and Jennie Lucas
Postcards from Buenos Aires
Bella Frances, Lucy Ellis and Annie O’Neil
Postcards from Rio
Chantelle Shaw, Tina Beckett and Chloe Blake
Postcards from Paris
Bound by His Desert Diamond
Andie Brock
Amorous Liaisons
Sarah Mayberry
The Secret to Marrying Marchesi
Amanda Cinelli
Andie Brock
The Plan
Princess Annalina would do anything to end her arranged engagement…including getting photographed in a compromising position with a handsome stranger!
The Prince
Her mystery man is Prince Zahir Zahani—her betrothed’s brother—and the kiss that sparks unexpected need in them both traps Annalina and Zahir in a whole new kind of royal bind…till death do them part!
The Passion!
Having learned the cost of trusting others, Zahir tries to keep Annalina at a distance. But she challenges him at every turn, and suddenly, giving in to his darkest desires is all Zahir craves…
To Roger.
Who has spent far more time discussing
manly emotions and reactions and romance
in general than he ever signed up for!
Thank you Con. X
CLASPING THE COLD metal railings, Annalina stared down at the swirling black depths of the River Seine. She shivered violently, her heart thumping beneath the tight-fitting bodice of her evening gown, her designer shoes biting into the soft flesh of her heels. Clearly they had not been designed for a mad sprint down the bustling boulevards and cobbled back streets of Paris.
Oh, God. Anna dragged in a shuddering lung full of cold night air. What had she just done?
Somewhere behind her in one of Paris’s most grand hotels, a society party was in swing. A glittering, star-studded occasion attended by royalty and heads of state, the great, the good and the glamorous from the world over. It was a party being thrown in her honour. And worse, far worse, a party where a man she had only just met was about to announce that she was to be his bride.
She let out a rasping breath, watching the cloud of condensation disperse