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Wife—by royal declaration!Language teacher Molly Carlisle is furious when she's kidnapped by an impulsive young sheikh and taken to the kingdom of Djalia. Until she meets her abductor’s brother and his commanding charisma sends a shockwave of need through her…King Azrael fights hard to resist the temptation of Molly’s bountiful curves—especially when a sandstorm strands them overnight in the desert. To protect her reputation from scandal Azrael declares them secretly married…only to discover his tactical announcement is legally binding—Molly is now his Queen! And Azrael is determined to claim his wedding night…Wedlocked!Conveniently wedded, passionately bedded!

She owes him a wedding night…and he will collect!Billionaire Dio Ruiz’s convenient union was meant to secure two things: vengeance, and the enticing Lucy Bishop. But from their wedding night onwards Dio found his marriage bed inconveniently empty. Now, two years later, his virgin bride wants a divorce. But freedom has a price…Hurt and humiliated to learn their vows were just a business transaction to Dio, Lucy played the perfect wife in public while their cold war waged in private. She wants to walk away—not bow to his command! Can she pay Dio’s price and survive ten days as true husband and wife?Praise for Cathy WilliamsBound by the Billionaire’s Baby 4.5* RT Book ReviewWilliams offers lively, smart dialogue and nice descriptions of quirky characters. The attraction between Susie and Sergio is apparent from the beginning, and the zany start to the story is quite refreshing.The Real Romero 4* RT Book ReviewWilliams takes readers on a luxurious ride from London to the snow-capped French Alps and, finally, to sunny Spain. Her quaint Brit-isms add legitimacy, but it’s her couple’s entertaining interactions that keep the story interesting.To Sin with the Tycoon 4* RT Book ReviewWilliams’ office romance is a Cinderella-esque tale between her very un-Prince Charming-type hero and her cautiously reserved heroine who’ve both overcome horrendous childhoods. Her authentic English settings inspire, and the relationship-building is truly well done.