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It Started With…Collection by Miranda LeeOne of the world’s Queens of Romance Miranda Lee has been writing exciting, sexy and intense romances for many years. We have put together an amazing collection of some of our favourites of this international bestseller’s novels.Volume 1 – IT STARTED WITH A LOOKAT HER BOSS’S BIDDINGBEDDED BY THE BOSSTHE MAN EVERY WOMAN WANTSVolume 2 – IT STARTED WITH A PROPOSITIONBLACKMAILED INTO THE ITALIAN’S BEDCONTRACT WITH CONSEQUENCESTHE PASSION PRICE Volume 3 – IT STARTED WITH ONE NIGHTTHE MAGNATE’S MISTRESSHIS BRIDE FOR ONE NIGHTMASTER OF HER VIRTUE Volume 4 – IT STARTED WITH A KISSTHE SECRET LOVE-CHILDFACING UP TO FATHERHOODNOT A MARRYING MAN

THE SECRET TRIPLETFind Heartskeep. Trust no one. Run! With her dying father's words ringing in her ears and a gunman at her heels, Alexis Ryder fled to the deserted mansion called Heartskeep and learned the shocking truth–she wasn't Alexis Ryder, but an identical-triplet heiress, a secret someone would kill to keep. Desperate to learn more, she assumed the identity of a sister she'd never met…and landed in the strong arms of the law.Officer Wyatt Crossley's warm brown eyes and sexy smile promised safety–and tempted Alexis to forget that Wyatt thought she was someone else. Avoiding the rugged lawman would be prudent, but in a world gone mad, prudence was no match for a swirling maelstrom of forbidden desire….

CAN TWO STRANGERS BE A MATCH MADE IN THE WEST?Willa Conner learned a long time ago that love is only in fairytales. She’s been left widowed, pregnant and penniless, and her last hope is the stranger who answers her ad for a husband. Austin Dermot, a hardworking Montana blacksmith, doesn’t know what to expect from a mail-order bride.It certainly isn’t the brave, beautiful, but scarred young woman who cautiously steps off the train… Trust won’t come easily for Willa – it’s hard for her to believe she’s worthy of true love. But she doesn’t need to worry about that, because this is just a marriage of convenience…isn’t it?