Shoma Narayanan, Tessa Radley, Karen Booth

Workplace Romance: Office Fling (eBook, ePUB)

An Offer She Can't Refuse (Harlequin Office Romance Collection) / A Tangled Engagement / Between Marriage and Merger

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A tempting offer

An Offer She Can't Refuse by Shoma Narayanan

Being interviewed by Darius, Mumbai's most prestigious investment fund director, isn't what businesswoman Mallika was expecting. Their scorching chemistry makes turning down his job offer difficult, but Mallika has responsibilities. Darius can't understand why Mallika would walk away from her dream job - or the heat between them! But he's determined to make her an offer she can't refuse...

A Tangled Engagement by Tessa Radley

Georgia Kinnear's tyrant of a father has a new demand for his daughters: wed the man of his choosing or lose their legacy. But Jay Black, Georgia's sexy corporate confidante slash nemesis, makes Georgia his fake fiancée first! Neither can deny the explosive chemistry that could blow up her father's plans. Unless Jay's secrets catch up with them...

Between Marriage and Merger by Karen Booth

Hotel magnate Noah Locke has worked too hard to let a PR scandal ruin the biggest deal of his career. If a fake engagement will fix his image, he's in. So is Lily Foster, his assistant - and the one woman he's wanted for years. Soon there's nothing fake about their heated kisses and steamy nights together. Can this arrangement turn real...or is Lily playing for a different prize?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HarperCollins Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780008939366
• Artikelnr.: 70084777

Autorenporträt

Shoma started reading Mills and Boon® romances at the age of eleven, borrowing them from neighbours so that her parents didn't find out. At that time the thought of writing one herself never entered her head. But a couple of years ago Shoma took up writing and was amazed at how much she enjoyed it. Now she works at her banking job through the week, and tries to balance writing with household chores during weekends. Her family has been unfailingly supportive of her latest hobby.