This bundle contains : THE HEIR'S CHOSEN BRIDE,The Consultant's Accidental Bride , and BILLIONAIRE ON HER DOORSTEP. Hamish has no need for emotions—they'd only ruin his icy composure and keep him from making clear decisions. Unfortunately for him, he has to face nothing but emotional people after inheriting his late uncle’s castle in Australia, especially the previous resident of the castle, widowed single mother Susie Douglas. Hamish just can’t understand the countless tears she sheds. He plans to sell the old castle and make it into a hotel with his fiancée, but after spending time with Susie and the local villagers he soon starts to have second thoughts. On top of that, Susie is planning on leaving for America and Hamish can’t help wanting her to stay. Will the emotion-phobic Hamish be able to express his growing passion for Susie?

This bundle contains : Expecting His Love-Child,MAN IN THE PARK , and The Fierce and Tender Sheikh. Millie is a fledgling artist from London. She goes to Australia to put her artwork in a gallery while she works another job, but doesn't end up selling any of her work. One night, she is outside the gallery when young, handsome millionaire Levander approaches her. When he finds out she’s returning home the following day, he asks, “Would you like to make this last night a special night?” and then shows her around Melbourne. At first she feels uncomfortable—sightseeing with a man she just met! But she’s on a nice date with a handsome man, and she can’t stop her pounding heart!

This bundle contains : Forbidden: The Billionaire's Virgin Princess,Forbidden or for Bedding? , and The Purchased Wife.

As the first nineteenth century woman to successfully campaign for women’s rights legislation, Caroline Norton has been comparatively neglected and under-researched. There is, however, a current and growing interest in her life and work. This is a new three volume collection of the correspondence of Caroline Norton. The collection includes over 750 of her letters and also features an introduction by the editors, contextualising and embedding Caroline’s literary and political achievements within the narrative of her letters.