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In this arranged marriage, falling for the wrong brother leads to a royal romance!Now that her family will rule Alma, Bella Montoro is a candidate for a royal wedding. But the Miami-born free spirit won’t be a pawn in her father’s power plays. Though he matches her with an oil baron’s son, the princess has a preference for his twin brother, James Rowling.Long the Rowling black sheep, James is notorious for his way with the ladies. Could it be that the soccer star has met his match in Bella? Or will his reputation—and a little surprise—stand in the way of a happy future together?

A Mistletoe ProposalSolicitor Pippa Jenson has never been short of attention, but her new client, brooding stockbroker Roscoe Havering, seems more interested in setting her up with his brother than in trying to charm her himself….until one night under the mistletoe changes everything!Midnight under the MistletoeBillionaire Zach Delaney needs a live-in assistant while he recuperates from an injury – and he’s not thrilled at the prospect. But when Emma Hillman arrives, he soon finds himself fighting the urge to make his relationship with his tantalising new employee more personal than professional…