-from fictiondb: At the millionaire's request... Lauren Turner has returned to England to look for the daughter she gave up for adoption thirteen years ago! She is mistaken for the new nanny once she arrives at Brad Laxton's extravagant mansion,and it is not long before he makes his attraction to her very clear! As if becoming a nanny to Kerry, the daughter she was forced to give up, isn't hard enough, now Lauren also has to resist the charms of Kerry's adoptive father. There is no way she can let herself act on her attraction to Brad -- there is just too much at stake. But Brad is more persistent than Lauren expects, and once he sees the longing in her eyes there's no way he's going to take no for an answer....
from fictiondb: Mistress of the moment -- or blackmailed bride? Multimillionaire businessman and playboy Rafael Vives is bedazzled by Amy's beauty--and instantly decides she must be his new mistress! Showered with jewels and gifts, Amy knows she should feel lucky. But she longs to be more than just the billionaire's playmate. Torn between her heart and her head, Amy leaves. And Rafael, determined to win her back, must choose between wanting her as his mistress, or making her his bride--for keeps!
[taken from fictiondb] Jen Summers has been left in charge of a PR company for two weeks - not a problem, she thinks, until a gorgeous stranger arrives at her office - with her little niece in tow!
[taken from fictiondb] One of the great novels of American girlhood, Jean Webster’s Daddy-Long-Legs (1912) follows the adventures of an orphan named Judy Abbott, whose letters to her anonymous male benefactor trace her development as an independent thinker and writer. **Its sequel, Dear Enemy (1915), follows the progress of Judy’s former orphanage, now run by her friend Sallie McBride, who struggles to give her young charges hope and a new life.**
"Magic wand, bring me a fiancé!" Katy waves the magic wand. She is sick of her family nagging her to get married. At this point, it doesn't matter if he really is her fiancé or not; as long as she has a man to show her family, they'll be happy. "Katy, I need a fiancée, too." When Katy realizes who says this, she is dumbfounded. "Magic wand, if you were going to send me this guy, you might as well have not sent anyone at all!" Katy and Dylan have been like oil and water together ever since they were little kids. No matter how convenient it would be to team up, there's no way the two of them could be lovers!
Suzanne's decision to visit Villa Falcone was an impulse. Suddenly she was thrust into a family whose passions and jealousies pervaded their ancestral Italian home. Perhaps she had been meant to go, Suzanne thought later; otherwise she would never have met Mazzaro di Falcone, the brooding keeper of his ancient family's treasures. Mazzaro burst into her complacent life like a bomb--and Suzanne knew she would never be the same again!
When Serena wakes up in hospital with amnesia, her only visitors are Rafael Cordoba and his baby son, Tonio. Following doctor's orders, Rafael tells her nothing except she had her accident in his car-but *he* doesn't know her. Rafael insists Serena recuperate at his home and, already having strong feelings for the sexy Spaniard, and adoring his son, she accepts. But what is Rafael not telling her-and where is his baby's mother?
