The Redemption of Darius Sterne

Publié par MIlls & Boon, le 01 février 2015

192 pages

Résumé

So innocent. So tempting. Having built a global empire synonymous with excellence, formidable tycoon Darius Sterne is a man who gets what he wants. Always. And right now? He wants ex-ballerina Miranda Jacobs..in his bed and sighing his name in pleasure. Virginal Miranda can't resist the allure of the brooding billionaire. But the closer he pulls her, the more Darius threatens the barriers she's carefully constructed to conceal the scars of her past. Yet Miranda isn't the only one with pain to hide. Can her pure love dance into his heart, and redeem the dark and damaged Darius Sterne? The Twin Tycoons Duet These twin tycoons are about to learn there are some things money and power can't buy.And that the greatest challenges net the most satisfying rewards. Book 1: The Redemption of Darius Sterne Book 2: The Taming of Xander Sterne Praise for Carole Mortimer A D'Angelo Like No Other4.5* TOP PICK RT Book ReviewMortimer's final D'Angelo romance is intense and heartwarming. The eloquent dialogue flows, while the elegant Parisian settings glow. With the cutest tots as co-stars, the leery hero and spitfire heroine shine. A Prize Beyond Jewels 4.5* TOP PICK RT Book ReviewMortimer uses opulent New York City as her palette for an emotionally fraught romance with a mystery. Her heroine is complicated and spirited; her hero is tenacious with hidden depth. Their lively banter camouflages their fears and electrifies their lovemaking. A Bargain with the Enemy 4.5* TOP PICK RT Book ReviewMortimer's opulent scenes enhance the flavor of this exceptional romance. Her frenemies enchant from beginning to end, and their dialogue is bitingly realistic.

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