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Marriage Bed

by Unknown Author

4.2
(6 ratings)
560 pages2016Harlequin Mills & Boon, LimitedISBN 9780263921502

About this book

<p>An ideal marriage needs...<br> <br>  commitment<br> <br>  seduction<br> <br>  desire</p> <p>When Gabbi married Benedict Nicols, it was the wedding of the decade. No one would guess Gabbi's secret heartache: that she loved her husband, but he saw her as a social accessory. Now, Gabbi has to fight to save her marriage and Benedict is definitely a man worth fighting for!</p> <p>Dominic Andrea oozed sex appeal and he wanted Francesca - badly. And he'd planned a very special campaign for winning her. It was all or nothing for Dominic, and he was going to pursue, charm and seduce Francesca relentlessly until she said yes!</p> <p>Suzanne was supposed to attend her mother's wedding with her own fiancé - gorgeous Sloane! How could Suzanne admit the engagement was off? Sloane had a plan. For the weekend, they'd play the part of a happy, soon-to-be married couple - including sharing a suite!</p>

Publication Details

Publisher
Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited
Published
2016
Pages
560
ISBN
9780263921502
Language
en

About Unknown Author

Helen Shirley was born on 20 February 1939 in New Zealand, where she grew up, an only child possessed by a vivid imagination and a love for reading. She wrote stories for amusement in her early teenage years, and when she left leaving school, she took a secretarial job at a father-and-son legal firm. At age twenty-one Helen joined a girlfriend and embarked on a working holiday in Australia, travelling via cruise ship from Auckland to Melbourne. Alas, no shipboard romance, as she spent all four days in her cabin suffering from sea-sickness! After fifteen months working in Melbourne, Helen and her friend bought a vehicle and took three months to drive the length and breadth of Australia, choosing to work in Cairns in order to fund the final leg of our journey to Sydney. It was in Cairns that Helen met her future husband, Danilo Bianchin, an Italian immigrant from Treviso. He was a tobacco sharefarmer from the tobacco farming community of Mareeba. His English was pitiful, and her command of Italian was nil. Six months later they married, and Helen was flung into cooking for up to nine tobacco pickers, stringing tobacco, feeding 200 chickens, a few turkeys, ducks... plus killing, cleaning and cooking the same! Her knowledge of Italian improved, and there were hilarious moments in retrospect. Some of what she endured was cooking on a wood-burning stove, having no running hot water, a primitive shower and toilet facilities, washing uniforms for two soccer teams during the soccer season... floods, horrendous hailstone damage to tobacco crops, hardship, and the stillbirth of their first child. Then, to their joy, Helen's daughter, Lucia, was born. Three years later the couple returned to New Zealand, where they settled for sixteen years. During those early years, they added two sons, Angelo and Peter, to the family. With multiple anecdotes of farm life in an Italian community to friends, the idea of writing a book occurred. A romance, set on a tobacco farm in Austr

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