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Falling for Her French Tycoon/Beauty and the Brooding Billionaire (9781489297259)



Falling For Her French Tycoon - Rebecca Winters

Could a temporary job...lead to forever with her boss?

Before she formally adopts her nephew, Nathalie Fournier decides to try to find his father. Her search leads to a picturesque Provencal vineyard where she takes a temporary job - and becomes captivated by her boss, billionaire Dominic Fontesquieu. Dominic's the man of Nathalie's dreams, but can he escape the ties of his family to claim her as his own?

Beauty And The Brooding Billionaire - Donna Alward

Could this ray of sunshine...heal his frozen heart?

Widower Branson Black shuns the world on his private coastal estate. Until Jessica Blundon crashes into his life - literally! Her boat nearly wrecks on his shore. Artist Jess has suffered her own loss, so together they're rediscovering the beauty in life. Only soon their old lives beckon, and their safe harbour is threatened. Will they risk their fragile hearts for a future...together?


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  • Paperback
  • 108 x 170 x 20mm | 232g
  • Mills & Boon
  • Australia
  • 1489297251
  • 9781489297259


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