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A gripping and dramatic short read from the master storyteller Barbara Taylor Bradford.Beautiful, artistic and creative, Allison Jones is a force to be reckoned with. Growing up amongst a family of men, she is the treasured gem at the heart of a large and boisterous clan of cops.After the tragic death of her mother, Allison had thrown herself into her work, but then she meets Mike. Neither one of them is prepared for the power and intensity of their love for each other.So, when tragedy strikes, Allison’s life is derailed once again. Her over-protective family have looked out for her all her life, but they cannot protect her from herself…

Prologue: Susan Kilgore is in quite the predicament: pregnant, abandoned by her baby's father…and about to be penniless if she doesn't find a job!Chapters: Luckily, serious-minded Rand Barclay takes a chance and hires Susan. Everything seems to be running smoothly until.Susan's baby decides to be born in Rand's living room! But the bond formed between bachelor and baby is captivating, so much so that he asks Susan to move into his house, and sets up a bassinet in his office. And suddenly their once strictly business relationship becomes something much more intimate.The End?: Well, a happily-ever-after never comes without a few amazing twists. See inside for more details….American Baby: Unexpected arrivals lead to the sweetest surprises as Harlequin American Romance celebrates the love only a baby can bring!

He wants her – no matter what the cost!Daniil Zverev is the world’s most ruthless and sinfully seductive tycoon. No one will ever know of the cruelty and rejection that fuelled his ascent. But beautiful ballet teacher Libby Tennent is getting under Daniil’s skin and dangerously close to the truth.From the moment she waltzed into his office feisty Libby has challenged the dark-hearted Russian. He doesn’t do favours, and yet he helps Libby’s business. He definitely doesn’t do relationships, and yet one night with Libby isn’t enough! Money might be no object, but the cost of getting closer to Libby is much higher…