The Italian’s shock heir...

After losing both her parents in an accident, Georgia becomes a paid surrogate so that she can take care of her sister. The father of the baby is Nicos, a wealthy Greek man. Six months into the pregnancy, Nicos invites her to a secluded island in Greece to stay and eventually give birth. Motivated by the extra money to provide a future for her sister, Georgia decides to look past his controlling attitude and agrees. But, being with Nicos in a distant land, she is soon captivated by his beauty and dark past…

‘I need a temporary wife.’ Logan McLaughlin can’t lose his Scottish family estate. But to rescue it, his grandfather’s will demands he wed! Logan avoids real relationships, having failed so significantly at love before. So when housemaid Layla suggests he take a convenient wife, he’s intrigued… Untouched Layla never imagined Logan would choose her! With her scars, she feels far from the perfect bride. Yet to protect the only home she’s ever known, she’ll wear Logan’s ring…but can she ignore the burning connection threatening to destroy their paper-only arrangement? Mills & Boon Modern – Seduction, glamour and sinfully seductive heroes await you in luxurious international locations.

Kidnapped by a sheikh. Seduced by his touch. Desperation drives one man to do the unthinkable—and find an impossible love—in this touching romance. Certain that Regan James has information on his sister’s disappearance, Sheikh Jaeger steals her away to his palace. He doesn’t expect compliance from his beautiful captive, but when defiant Regan accidentally causes a media storm, it must be resolved. How? He’ll have to marry her! Their engagement is for appearances, but the electricity sparked by their passion feels exquisitely—dangerously—real . . . “This book was such an interesting and extremely fascinating read, as the hero is royalty and finding his perfect match has never been a possibility . . . really captivating . . . I would recommend Bound to Her Desert Captor by Michelle Conder, if you enjoy the opposites attract trope.” —Harlequin Junkie

Reproduction of the original: In Darkest England and the Way out by General William Booth

Perdita is at a loss. She will do anything to save her father’s company, but the only way to save it is to negotiate a loan with Jared, the man who betrayed her three years ago. Before negotiations can even begin, Jared insists that Perdita travel to the United States with him. Perdita has no time to think before the plane is already in the sky. Trapped, Perdita is at the mercy of her ex-husband. Will this unexpected trip to the United States save her father’s company, or will Jared prove to be the devil she has always believed him to be?