Bride of Betrayal

Name: Bride of Betrayal
Author: Unknown Author
ISBN: 9780008941758

by Unknown Author

288 pages2025Harlequin Mills & Boon, LimitedISBN 9780008941758

Fiction Romance

About this book

Revenge tastes sweetest...served at the altar! Accused of a crime he didn’t commit, billionaire Leonardo Falzone seeks two things: vengeance, and a respectable wife to restore his reputation. One woman meets both requirements—Angelica Malgeri. Leonardo's beautiful ex-lover who committed the ultimate betrayal by marrying his sworn enemy... Just as she had no choice in her previous groom, now widowed Angelica must become the dangerous Sicilian’s trophy wife. She’s determined to feel nothing for her new husband but hate... Except belonging to Leonardo reawakens something more than memories: an addiction to his touch she’s helpless to deny! Perfect for fans of: 💸 Billionaire 💍 Marriage of convenience 😈 Revenge

Publication Details

Publisher: Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited
Published: 2025
Pages: 288
ISBN: 9780008941758
Language: en

About Unknown Author

I've been hooked on romance novels for as long as I can remember, and it all started one day in my grandmother's bedroom in the west of Ireland where I spent all my summer holidays. She had taken one of the distinctive rose-emblemed books out of the library, and being a voracious reader of everything and anything, I devoured it in one sitting. It could have been a Penny Jordan, or a Sally Wentworth, I can't remember now. All I can remember is being swept away into a story that was passionate and romantic and wanting more. The fact that I am now writing for that company is a dream that still hasn't quite sunk in, although deadlines and the pressure to keep things fresh and original is helping! I've lived in Dublin all my life but was lucky enough to spend a lot of time in Kerry with my grandmother. When I left school I got a place in Sussex University to study Social Anthropology (it’s a long story!). I deferred my place for the first year and in that year ended up working for free on some short films. I loved it. By the time I was meant to take up my university place I was working on the film Braveheart. You can imagine which direction I chose..! I’ve since then spent many years working as an Assistant Director on other films like Saving Private Ryan; Anna and the King; King Arthur and then smaller productions for TV, and commercials. It’s been an extremely rewarding and enjoyable career but eventually the early starts, long hours and inevitably adverse weather conditions got to me. Not to mention the actors who wouldn’t come out of their trailers. So I thought of doing something else, and that something was writing. Thanks to a friend I lived with for a few years who was also a big Mills & Boon fan, I found out about submitting to Mills & Boon. After so many years of reading them, surely I had a chance of recreating one?! Many years of procrastination later, I finally sat down and started to write a story. My first partial was rejected albeit