A Virgin To Redeem The Billionaire. Dani Collins
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He’ll make her pay...
Until he learns of her innocence!
Self-made billionaire Kaine Michaels has just given Gisella Drummond, daughter of one of New York’s most influential dynasties, a shocking ultimatum: use her spotless reputation to save his own or he’ll ruin her family for betraying him! Kaine knows Gisella wants him, and he knows how much pleasure he can give her! But uncovering sweet Gisella’s virginity makes Kaine want her for so much more than revenge...
Turn the page and begin a seductive journey of revenge and desire!
Canadian DANI COLLINS knew in high school that she wanted to write romance for a living. Twenty-five years later, after marrying her high school sweetheart, having two kids with him, working at several generic office jobs and submitting countless manuscripts, she got The Call. Her first Mills & Boon novel won the Reviewers’ Choice Award for Best First in Series from RT Book Reviews. She now works in her own office, writing romance.
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A Virgin to Redeem the Billionaire
Dani Collins
ISBN: 978-1-474-08753-7
A VIRGIN TO REDEEM THE BILLIONAIRE
© 2019 Dani Collins
Published in Great Britain 2019
by Mills & Boon, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF
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Version: 2020-03-02
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To my daughter Delainey,
who was enlisted over Christmas to brainstorm an
idea for a duet. “What comes in twos? How about
something with earrings?” she suggested. Voilà!
Honorary mentions also go to my husband Doug,
our son Sam, and Delainey’s boyfriend Alex,
who were all sounding boards as I regularly asked,
“What if…?”
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