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All Talia McKenzie wants from Trace Barringer is his money–in the form of a donation to her charity. The last thing she needs is the arrogant and sexy businessman muscling his way on to the committee.He may have been the object of her girlhood fantasies, but she stopped believing in fairy tales long ago. Falling for a Barringer, no matter how tempting he is, would mean betraying her own family…Trace doesn't recognize Talia as the girl he once called his guardian angel. But he does know a challenge when he sees one–and the beautiful deli owner is a definite challenge. Trace is used to getting what he wants, and he wants Talia.With the passion between them reaching a fever pitch, Talia can't deny her attraction to Trace for long. But how can they build a future when she can't forgive the past?

Their sexy cease-fire!Working together to save Paddington Children’s Hospital, Paramedic Victoria Christie and Dr Dominic MacBride never fail to challenge each other… Until one night, they discover a new way to relieve the tension…by turning their arguments into reckless abandon!Dom came to Paddington’s to escape a betrayal and has no intention of falling in love—but when Victoria reveals she’s pregnant he finds himself re-evaluating his lone wolf status. Now he’s fighting for the woman who fires his blood, and their surprise baby!Paddington Children’s HospitalCaring for children – and captivating hearts!

Mills & Boon proudly presents THE SARA CRAVEN COLLECTION. Sara’s powerful and passionate romances have captivated and thrilled readers all over the world for five decades making her an international bestseller.She was trapped into a lie!Rowan's stepmother, Antonia Winslow, was selfish and totally unscrupulous. It suited her purposes to pretend that Rowan was only sixteen years old. But it was nineteen-year-old Rowan who suffered the backlash of the lie.Forced by Antonia's conniving to live in the isolated household of famous painter Carne Maitland, Rowan was helplessly drawn by the force of his personality.But what was the use of falling in love with him when Carne assumed he was merely the object of Rowan's adolescent fantasies?