Secrets And Rivals

Cover Type: Softcover
Book Condition: Fine
Jacket Condition: None Issued
Publisher: Mills And Boon
Publisher Place: Sydney
Publisher Year:
Edition: Reprint

Description: 715 pages. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout. An Omnibus Edition.

Publishers Description: Secret Obsession Nerissa is married to Ben and she has tried to love him. But, since she was a child, Nerissa has also adored Philip. Now Philip lies in a coma and Nerissa's special bond with him is perhaps the only means of bringing him around. But how can she tell Ben she must leave him for Philip's bedside? Deadly Rivals When Olivia first met Max Agathios, she was young - and utterly captivated. Except Max was her father's arch-enemy in business, so she was forbidden to see him again. But when Olivia agreed to marry someone else, Max reappeared and staked his claim. Was Olivia just the trophy in a battle that Max was determined to win? Haunted Dreams Was the grass really greener for Ambrose Kerr? He had achieved success that others could only dream about...and envy. Was that why he held everyone at arm's length? Emilie assumed that he would never want her because she was so young and naive. But then she discovered the reason why Ambrose was so wary - he hid an incredible secret. The truth only made Emilie want Ambrose more, but it was also dynamite...if others got to know the real story, their new-found happiness would explode. Wild Hunger When Gerard Findlay looked at Keira, he saw a tall, willowy beauty who took his breath away. When Keira looked at herself in the mirror, she saw an unattractive girl who wasn't quite thin enough to deserve her fame as a supermodel. And now Gerard had discovered the secret she had kept hidden from the world. So why did he still pursue her? The closer Gerard got, the more Keira hungered over his love, but instinct told her that her need would never be satisfied. After all, Gerard was a hardened journalist, and seduction could just be the means to a story...

ISBN: 9781489238597