Series

The Billionaires' Brides miniseries, part of Harlequin Presents (a Harlequin series)

Description

Ivy Madison claims she's pregnant with Prince Damian Aristedes' baby, but he's never even met her! Is she just another gold digger, exploiting his wish for a son and heir?

But Ivy is expecting Damian's child—as a surrogate mother! The arrogant Greek is furious, but he's not about to let Ivy go. After all, he missed the pleasure of bedding her to conceive his baby . . .

Extended Copyright Information

Copyright 2007 by Sandra Marton.

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Previously published by Harlequin Enterprises Ltd.

About the Author

Sandra Marton wrote her first novel while she was still in elementary school. Her doting parents told her she'd be a writer someday and Sandra believed them. In high school and college, she wrote dark poetry nobody but her boyfriend understood, though looking back, she suspects he was just being kind. As a wife and mother, she wrote murky short stories in what little spare time she could manage, but not even her boyfriend-turned-husband could pretend to understand those. Sandra tried her hand at other things, among them teaching and serving on the Board of Education in her hometown, but the dream of becoming a writer was always in her heart.

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My special thanks to Nadia-Anastasia Fahmi for her generous help with Greek idioms. Any errors are, of course, entirely mine!
DAMIAN was getting out of a taxi the first time he saw her.
He was in a black mood, something he'd grown accustomed to the last three months, a mood so dark he'd stopped ...

Copyright

Copyright 2007 by Sandra Marton.

All Rights Reserved.