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Three gorgeous, iron-willed men, forged under the hot Texan sunTom WalkerDiscovering he has a daughter could be stubborn Tom’s last chance to win back Elysia Craig, the mother of his child and the woman he lost so long ago.Drew MorrisWhen Kitty Carson became his receptionist, Drew didn’t know what had hit him. She attracted trouble like a magnet, making Drew determined to protect her!Jobe DoddNo one believed that this rugged rancher would ever settle down – until Sandy Regan made it her mission to tame him!Discover Diana… The author of over a hundred books, Diana Palmer is one of the top ten romance authors in America. This is sweeping, intense, passionate romance at its very best!

Mills & Boon presents the complete Betty Neels collection. Timeless tales of heart-warming romance by one of the world’s best-loved romance authors.MARRIAGE UNDER THE MISTLETOE… Francesca Bowen has cut short her medical career to look after her elderly aunt, so she jumps at the chance to be assistant to Lady Trumper. But Francesca soon discovers that she’s made the wrong decision and is being treated like a dogsbody.Then, suddenly, a glimmer of hope appears…Professor Marc van der Kettener unexpectedly proposes! Marc has been a helping hand since they met—but Francesca is confused by his sudden proposal. Does Marc just want to help her out of a tight spot, or has he really fallen in love…?

QUINN'S RULES WERE SIMPLE. DO THE JOB. STAY OUT OF DANGER. AND NEVER GET PERSONALLY INVOLVED WITH A CLIENTHired to keep Claire Winston's sister under surveillance, Quinn Gerard was stunned to find he was following the wrong woman when he and Claire came face-toface…body to body. Knowing Claire would eventually lead him to his quarry, the daring P.I. vowed to keep her close, but in doing so he risked more than he could have imagined. For Claire's loving nature–and passionate secrets–had shaken the unshakable Quinn to the point where once his job ended, he didn't know if he would ever be able to walk away. That was the thing about rules…. They were made to be broken.