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Mills & Boon are proud to present a thrilling digital collection of all Sharon Kendrick’s novels and novellas for us to celebrate the publication of her amazing 100th book! Many of these books are available as e books for the first time.One night in Rome…Theatre sister Catriona Bellman couldn’t have known that when she stole away from her colleagues in Rome and found her way to a quiet restaurant her life was about to change. Over the course of one meal Nico Rossi melted the barriers around her cautious, innocent heart and Catriona gave into a moment of reckless abandon.Determined to return to work in Leeds warmed only by the memories of that one stolen night, Catriona is totally unprepared when the new visiting professor arrives in theatre is none other than Nico! Working side by side it’s not long before the professional becomes something far more personal…

Once is never enough!Head Midwife Isla Delamere is hiding something. She might be Melbourne’s most glamorous socialite, but she’s still a virgin. She’s never met a man to tempt her…until she’s kissed by gorgeous new doc on the block, Alessi Manos!Working alongside Isla is sweet torture for Alessi – all he wants to do is strip off her scrubs! ‘Forever’ isn’t in his vocabulary, but he’ll make sure she always remembers their one night together. Except keeping to his own rules is impossible, especially when Alessi discovers Isla’s secret…Midwives On-CallMidwives, mothers and babies—lives changing for ever…!

Tullah Richards knows she shouldn't be fantasizing about her boss. She'd come into the company convinced she'd despise the womanizing Saul Crighton.But the more she works—and socializes—with him, the more she comes to realize that this devoted single father of three young children is perfect marriage material. She knows it—she just has to find a way to prove it to Saul.Follow the turbulent lives of the Crighton family in this dramatic sequel to A Perfect Family and The Perfect Seduction"Women everywhere will find pieces of themselves in Jordan's characters." —Publishers Weekly