One Night In... Milan: The Italian's Future Bride / The Italian's Chosen Wife / The Italian's Captive Virgin
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The Italian’s Future Bride
Impossibly wealthy, eligible Rafaelle Villani was furious when the world’s press falsely suggested he was involved with blonde Englishwoman Rachel Carmichael. Rafaelle instantly claimed his fake fiancée and within twenty-four hours she’d been passionately seduced...
The Italian’s Chosen Wife
Italy’s most notorious tycoon had chosen waitress Meghan Selby as his ‘convenient’ bride. Dark and brooding, Alessandro expects his bride to be a true wife in his bed... but he’s not interested in love. Their wedding night is a real eye-opener...
The Italian’s Captive Virgin
Angelo Emiliani knows Anna Delafield is playing games with him; so he decides to teach her a lesson, making her his VIP ‘guest’. But on his luxury yacht passions erupt and Anna realises stopping Angelo will be challenging!
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Michelle Reid grew up on the southern edges of Manchester, the youngest in a family of five lively children. Now she lives in the beautiful county of Cheshire, with her busy executive husband and two grown-up daughters. She loves reading, the ballet, and playing tennis when she gets the chance. She hates cooking, cleaning, and despises ironing! Sleep she can do without and produces some of her best written work during the early hours of the morning.
Kate Hewitt has worked a variety of different jobs, from drama teacher to editorial assistant to church youth worker, but writing romance is the best one yet. She also writes short stories and serials for women's magazines, and all her stories celebrate the healing and redemptive power of love. Kate lives in a tiny village with her husband, five children, and an overly affectionate Golden Retriever.
India Grey was just thirteen years old when she first sent away for the Mills & Boon Writers’ Guidelines. She recalls the thrill of getting the large brown envelope with its distinctive logo through the letterbox and kept these guidelines for the next ten years, tucking them carefully inside the cover of each new diary in January and beginning every list of New Year’s resolutions with the words 'Start Novel'. But she got there in the end!