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Download or read book Prince Voronov s Virgin written by Lynn Raye Harris and published by Harlequin / SB Creative. This book was released on 2014-11-11 with total page 129 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: After the death of their parents, Paige is doing her best to raise her little sister. She works as the secretary for the president of a company, and she has a bit of a crush on him. She’s able to bring her sister to Russia, where she’s working, but then her sister goes missing. Paige wanders around one night, looking for her, until she is chased by a group of drunk men. A mysterious young man comes to her rescue, telling her to act as if they are lovers. She can't help but feel some attraction to him...and then she finds out who he really is. Now he's got her in his sights.
Download or read book Seduced By His Majesty Cavelli s Lost Heir The Prince s Royal Concubine Prince Voronov s Virgin written by Lynn Raye Harris and published by HarperCollins Australia. This book was released on 2015-01-01 with total page 533 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Cavelli's Lost Heir Normally Prince Nico Cavelli would never waste his time visiting the prison cell of a tourist. Except this particular alleged criminal has stolen something very personal to him — his son, heir to the Montebianco throne! Lily Morgan always knew it was a mistake coming to the Mediterranean kingdom, but she'd had no choice. First she was thrown into jail for a crime she didn't commit...now she's been bailed out by the prince — though in return she must become his royal wife! The Prince's Royal Concubine Prince Cristiano di Savare hunts his prey by ruthless means. Tonight's pickings — Antonella Romanelli, crown princess of a rival country and part of a dynasty he has every reason to despise... Antonella is rocked by Cristiano's unexpected magnetism. But there's ice in his wolfish smile... She's far from the promiscuous, spoiled socialite he believes her to be, but Cristiano is here to persuade her into compliance. If bedding her is what it takes, then it will make his mission all the more pleasurable... Prince Voronov's Virgin 'Kiss me,' he growled... 'And make it believable.' Alone and scared on the dark streets of Moscow, staid and bespectacled Paige Barnes has no choice but to comply with the handsome stranger's command... Little does Paige know she's been rescued by Alexei Voronov a Russian prince and her boss's deadliest rival. Now he has Paige unexpectedly in his sights, Alexei is prepared to play emotional Russian roulette to keep her close and discover her true motives. But in his splendid gilded palace his game of chance spins out of control and passion takes over. It's only when she's back home that Paige realises she's pregnant with the Prince's baby...
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