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Carole Mortimer is one of Mills & Boon’s best loved Modern Romance authors. With nearly 200 books published and a career spanning 35 years, Mills & Boon are thrilled to present her complete works available to download for the very first time! Rediscover old favourites – and find new ones! – in this fabulous collection…Bound together—day and night!Award-winning film director Gideon Byrne has found the perfect, unknown actress to star in his next film: beautiful, talented Madison McGuire. Gideon’s intrigued by her, but despite their steamy kiss, his golden rule is: never date an actress!Contracted to work—and live!—with Gideon for the next eight months, can Madison keep her true identity secret for so long? Gideon would fire her if he ever discovered who her mother was… But when the attraction between them is so irresistible, sparks are bound to fly!

‘Susan Mallery never disappoints.’ Debbie MacomberBecoming a family will take patience, humour, a little bit ofwine and a whole lot of love…Life is meant to be savoured, but that’s not easy withno family, limited prospects and a past you’d rather not talk about. Still, Callie Smith doesn’t know how to feel when she discovers she has a brother and a sister—Malcolm, who grew up with affection, wealth and privilege, and Keira, a streetwise twelve-year-old.Callie doesn’t love being alone, but at least it’s safe. Despite her trepidation, she moves into the grand family home with her siblings and grandfather on the shores of Lake Washington, hoping just maybethis will be the start of a whole new life.But starting over can be messy. Callie and Keira fit in with each other, but not with their posh new lifestyle, leaving Malcolm feeling like the odd man out in his own home. He was clever enough to turn a sleepy Seattle mail-order food catalog into an online gourmet powerhouse, yet he can’t figure out how to help his new sisters feel secure. But affection isn’tMalcolm’s strong suit…until a beautiful barista teaches him that an open heart, like the family table, can always make room for more.