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Mistress to a millionaire by Helen Brooks · Booklabria

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Mistress to a millionaire

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Mistress to a millionaire

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Tempted by a tycoon!

When a sexy Italian tycoon offered Daisy Summers a job as live-in nanny, her first instinct was to refuse. How could she share a secluded villa with Slade Eastwood without becoming involved -- intimate -- with him? Only, Slade wouldn't take no for an answer. His power and wealth bought him most things -- except a mother for his young son. Slade wanted Daisy. Her sweetness would make her the perfect nanny for little Francesco; her sultry innocence would make her the perfect mistress for himself!

Subjects: Romance

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