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  The Sicilian's Stolen Son

  Lynne Graham

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  In this secret baby romance from a USA Today–bestselling author, a scandalous Sicilian will claim his son . . . with a very convenient ring. 
   
  The only link Jemima Barber has to her troubled late twin sister is her nephew. So when the boy’s father storms into their lives, to reclaim the child who was stolen from him, Jemima lets the forbidding Sicilian believe she is her smooth seductress of a sister . . .  
   
  Though his son’s mother might be gentler than Luciano Vitale remembers, he’s resolved to make her pay in the most pleasurable way imaginable. But when he discovers she’s a virgin—her secret is out! Now Luciano has a new proposal: Jemima can atone for her sister’s sins . . . by becoming his wife!

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  One Step Away: A Second Chance...

  Elena Sterling

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  Three years ago, Joyce made the most painful decision of her life and walked away from Ethan, the love of her life, without a word. Now, fate cruelly throws them back together when Ethan, now a powerful and cold executive, arrives as the VIP client at the hotel where Joyce works. Forced into a professional encounter, the space between them is just one step in the elevator, but the emotional chasm feels unbridgeable. Haunted by a past filled with family opposition, sacrifice, and a devastating secret, Joyce must navigate the treacherous waters of corporate politics and her own shattered heart. As old wounds reopen and unspoken truths simmer beneath the surface, they are forced to confront the burning question: Can love overcome the distance of betrayal and time, or are some steps truly too far to take back? A poignant and gripping tale of love, loss, and the fragile hope of a second chance.

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  The Best Is Yet to Come

  Diana Palmer

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  A secretary and powerful tycoon get a second chance at love in this classic romance by the New York Times–bestselling author. 
   
  “Diana Palmer is adept at mixing intense emotion, humor, and mystery to bring us a uniquely enjoyable story.” —RT Book Reviews 
   
  As a young secretary, Ivy McKenzie had been hopelessly in love with tycoon Ryder Calaway. But their searing passion—and Ryder’s cool rejection—sent innocent Ivy running. Now, five years later, Ryder’s magnetic virility was just as daunting—and harder to escape. 
   
  Ryder always got what he wanted. Except Ivy. For years he’d waited and longed for her. Now she was free, and Ryder’s patience was at an end. This time he would make her irrevocably his. With this second chance, could he convince Ivy that the best was yet to come? 
   
  First published in 1991.

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  Tycoon's Forbidden Cinderella

  Melanie Milburne

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  Trying to prevent the third marriage between their respective celebrity parents, a billionaire and library archivist succumb to irresistible desire. 
   
  Love is a weakness that billionaire Lucien Fox refuses to indulge in. But delectable Audrey Merrington tests his formidable control. With their families united by marriage, Audrey has always been utterly off-limits, yet her shy innocence holds an enticing appeal for cynical Lucien. When a scandal forces them together, Lucien proposes a temporary solution to their inconvenient craving—total, delicious surrender . . . 
   
  “A sexy and thoroughly enjoyable romance.” —Harlequin Junkie (4 1/2 stars)

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  An Overdue Match (Checking Out...

  Sarah Monzon

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  Can a librarian's matchmaking mischief lead to a love that rewrites their stories? 
   
  If the covers of every romance book ever published didn't convince librarian Evangeline Kelly that she isn't heroine material, her fiancé calling off their wedding when she lost her hair to alopecia did. But what's a girl head over heels for love to do when her feelings are unrequited? Matchmake, that's what. Armed with library patrons' check-out histories, she's determined to make at least one love connection--even if it's not her own.  
   
  Tattoo artist Tai Davis is used to people judging him with a single glance, so it doesn't surprise him when the town's quirky new librarian believes his bad-boy reputation without giving him a chance. He can't help being intrigued by her, though, so when he discovers Evangeline's secret matchmaking scheme, he's not above striking a bargain with her. She just has to agree to one date with him for every time she uses his hometown knowledge to set up library patrons on a romantic rendezvous. The deal is made, but in the process, they both might learn you can't judge a book--or each other--by the cover.  
   
  "With a uniquely heartfelt message, lovable characters, and laugh-out-loud moments, Sarah Monzon's novel is a delight!"--MELISSA FERGUSON, bestselling author of How to Plot a Payback 
   
  This is a sweet he-falls-first, opposites attract, matchmaker romantic comedy with disability representation. Perfect for fans of books about books and kisses-only romances.

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  Rejected alpha’s luna queen

  Jesse Shackelford

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  They called her “healer’s whelp.” Low-rank. Tainted. Unfit to stand near a crown.But on the night of the Moon-Moot, Eira Thorne feels the mate-bond snap into place like a brand—hot, undeniable, sacred under old law. For one heartbeat, she thinks the pack will finally be forced to see her.Then Rurik Blackthorne looks her dead in the eye and forsakes her.He names Lady Isolde Ashriver as his Luna-to-be. He casts Eira beyond the Briarline with no shelter, no mercy, and a bond-scar that still pulls at her ribs like a chain.Exile should mean distance.Instead, it wakes something ancient.A pale crescent blooms on Eira’s wrist—quiet as a bruise, sharp as a promise—and suddenly the shadows beyond the border aren’t random. They’re waiting. Hunting. Closing in for what her blood might be worth.With danger snapping at her heels and truth buried under pack politics, Eira has only one way forward: stop begging to be chosen… and start taking back what was stolen.Because if she really is a queen, they don’t get to throw her away. 

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