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WHAT A WEDDING!Angie Ellison had just married a gorgeous mystery man in a hastily arranged wedding ceremony. Clearly, the folklore about the comet passing by her small town was true – it affected everyone's morals! Surely that was why she was looking forward to her wedding night with one heck of a bad boy… .Sexy undercover agent Ethan Zorn wasn't interested in silly comet lore, shotgun weddings or sticking around this crazy town once his assignment was over. But he also knew it wasn't the comet making him act like such a hot-and-bothered newlywed in love. It was Angie…BLAME IT ON BOB: The comet passes through once every fifteen years… but leaves behind a lifetime of love!

The Sunday Times bestseller‘An emotional love story with great heart’ Sunday ExpressFollowing the death of her father, Laura Button’s secret life in remote West Cork is uncovered. When he meets her, deep in the forest that surrounds her home, Solomon Fallon feels an instant connection to a unique young woman.Nicknamed Lyrebird for her voice, and talent, Laura needs to leave her remote cottage and find a new life. But Solomon’s fear is that the world won’t set Lyrebird free. Instead, it will put her in a cage.The story that unfolds is one of a quite extraordinary love.

New York Times Bestselling AuthorTilly Bagshawe continues the Sidney Sheldon legacy with a new novel loaded with suspense, jet-setting glamour and unexpected twists . . .

Bodyguard Reese Moretti had been involved in missions all over the globe, so tracking down an international criminal should have come naturally.But partnering up with a woman as frustratingly closed-off and downright sexy as Samantha Hanley made it the most challenging job he'd ever taken on. To make matters worse, they were instructed to act like a couple and ferret out the truth behind an ingenious–and deadly–plot.Reese had made a promise to the FBI and completing his assignment was all that mattered. But touching Sam day in, day out and pretending it meant nothing, was never part of the dossier.