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Hired as his mistress!Zoe Grace is terrible at being housekeeper of the Montero Estate. So bad that she faces being fired after just two weeks! Desperate to keep her job, she’ll do anything to convince her handsome Spanish boss to give her just one more chance… Isandro Montero cannot believe that his new housekeeper is so inept! She has to go – rápido!Except firing beautiful Zoe would ruin his reputation, as she has two young charges to care for. So Isandro will put Zoe where he can keep his eye on her – and maybe his hands… In his bed!‘It’s hard to find the time to write a review for Kim Lawrence when you can never put her books down!’ – Hollie, 37, Exmouth

Carole Mortimer is one of Mills & Boon’s best loved Modern Romance authors. With nearly 200 books published and a career spanning 35 years, Mills & Boon are thrilled to present her complete works available to download for the very first time! Rediscover old favourites – and find new ones! – in this fabulous collection…Reunited with her husbandTwo years ago, Helen Palmer married powerful, dynamic Zack Neilson to fulfil a beloved matriarch's dying wish. It had simply been a marriage of convenience and—afraid of the longings he had unleashed in her body and soul—Helen immediately cut Zack out of her life…But when her eighteen-year-old daughter—from a previous disastrous union—announces her engagement to Zack's son, Helen can’t avoid her husband any longer. Zack is back in her life…and this time he's not leaving!

Six years ago, the rakish Viscount St Austell betrayed his best friend and his own sense of honor by seducing Lionel's sister, Loveday Trehearne. Now St Austell has hired Lionel as an artist and is reunited with Loveday once again. Though she is as beautiful as ever, Loveday lives in poverty. . . and a different sort of mystery seems to be haunting the Trehearnes, too.The scandalous viscount is determined to help Loveday despite her resistance—but his toughest challenge will be fighting the passion that still burns between them. . . .