Series:

Harlequin Large Print Presents

4 primary works

Book 2630

Cover of Aristides' Convenient Wife
Leon Aristides believes in money, power and family, so when he learns that his sister has died, leaving a son, he acts quickly and ruthlessly. He tracks down the woman who has guardianship of his nephew and insists she marries him. Helen knows that Leon wants nothing more than a marriage of convenience, and he has made it clear that he believes her to be a money-hungry, experienced woman of the world - until their wedding night reveals otherwise. But Helen want more than an incredible lover - she wants a loving husband.

Book 2693

Cover of The Italian Billionaire's Ruthless Revenge

Book 2733

Cover of The Billionaire's Blackmailed Bride

Step into a world of sophistication and glamour, where sinfully seductive heroes await you in luxurious international locations.

Wedded for vengeance, bedded for pleasure!

Anton Diaz is hell-bent on revenge; all he needs to do is seduce and marry the innocent daughter of the man he despises. To carry out his plan will be no hardship, as Emily Fairfax is as beautiful as she is virginal... It's only after Emily has exchanged her wedding vows with her darkly handsome new husband that she realises her mistake. But by then it is too late!

Anton is ruthlessly blackmailing her, yet she can't stop her treacherous body betraying her, as they spend their days parted in anger and their nights locked in passion...

Book 3134

Cover of The Cost Of Her Innocence

The Cost Of Her Innocence

by Jacqueline Baird

Published 1 January 2013
Shackled to her enemy! As the prison gates close behind her, newly free Beth Lazenby vows that they are also closing on her past. Until she encounters the merciless lawyer who helped to wrongfully imprison her all those years ago...Still convinced of her guilt, Dante Cannavaro is stunned when his anger boils over into passion. There's no chance he'll allow Beth to escape - especially now she's carrying his heir! With a proposal that is more of a command than a request, will Beth ever be able to prove her innocence - or will she be forever beholden to her enemy? 'The dialogue between the hero and heroine is riveting! A must for all Jacqueline Baird fans.' - Andrea, Teacher, Stratford