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Interior designer Josie Passano is married to her work. But when she dozes off on a prospective client's boat (thank you, motion sickness pills), she's startled to be awoken by a seriously hot guy…and sailing away on the ocean!Businessman Keith Murphy (of the Cape Cod Murphys) is blown away by the sexy stranger on his brother's boat. It's like Goldilocks–only it's more fantasy than fairy tale. But their sexual chemistry is lightning-hot, and Keith will do anything to keep Josie onboard…and in bed.

Stella Segall couldn't remember how she'd gotten into the seedy hotel room – or how the dead man got into her bed. Worse, she couldn't remember Luke Devlin, the fiercely sexy FBI agent who arrived claiming to be her husband…. Searing attraction had brought Stella and Luke together thirteen months ago. But on their wedding night she'd mysteriously disappeared, leaving him to question everything about her.Now, the only woman he'd ever loved – and lost – stood accused of murder, and he'd lay his life on the line to discover whether she was a pawn in some vengeful mind game, or, in truth, a coldblooded assassin.

Penny Jordan needs no introduction as arguably the most recognisable name writing for Mills & Boon. We have celebrated her wonderful writing with a special collection, many of which for the first time in eBook format and all available right now.'You'd find life much less fraught if you learned to trust people a little, Charlotte. You're always so ready to believe the worst of others… 'But Charlotte Spencer was scared to let herself follow her instincts where Oliver Tennant was concerned. How could she respond to him as an attractive man when he was also a business rival who might be playing a deeper game? In any case, what had a country bumpkin like herself to offer a sophisticated man about town?Better by far to put all thoughts of love aside…