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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…Can she trust the millionaire?Eve had survived a horrendous ordeal with her ex, but the experience has left her a changed woman. Now her trusting young heart is safely buried. Never again will she love—least of all a rich man who thought his money could buy him everything, including her.So, despite his persistence, charming businessman Bart Jordan doesn't stand a chance with Eve. She may be allowing stubborn bitterness and fear to ruin her life, but can she ever trust a wealthy man again…?

When investigative journalist Natalie McCabe discovers a local investment bank is taking retirees for a ride, she's all over the case, even going undercover to get the goods on dirty brokers. But then Jason Jamison, the man she recently saw murder his wife, escapes from jail.And incognito or not, Natalie's life is in danger. Fortunately her new bodyguard, Vincent Fortune, has the brawn to keep her safe…as long as she plays by his rules.Vincent can't figure out his spitfire client. She wants security, but sneaks away as soon as she thinks she has a lead. All he knows is their attraction is growing stronger each day. And Vincent's not sure how much longer he can protect Natalie from his own desire.

To lasso a princessWatch over a princess for the summer? Keep Her Royal Highness out of trouble? Not happening. But when the Princess’s brother asks reclusive rancher Owen Michaels for help with the defiant Princess Delfyne, Owen can’t say no. He should say no. Delfyne is regal. Gorgeous. Kind. And dangerous to this tormented cowboy’s heart.Owen will have to fight his hardest to keep love away – because, no matter how strong their attraction, Delfyne is betrothed to another man!