Romancing Softly : Compilation 1

Three tender romances in one bumper volume: The Hungry Mogul My Divine Althea The Trouble with Trust The Hungry Mogul Dumped by her boyfriend, Fiona is wallowing in self-pity when her friend Suzie begs her to fill a temp post for Adam, the advertising mogul, who, she says, just ate his last PA, and if you believe the tabloids, and ninety percent of the female population, he's is a testosterone-filled, conceited, egotistical, larger-than-life bully, who make the blood race with fury and desire at the same time. Even Fiona has heard of him. He's never seen in the tabloids without a six-foot, blue-eyed blonde draped on his arm. Fiona doubts he'll even notice her. After all, she's short, with brown hair and eyes the colour of bog water. My Beloved AltheaAlthea Caradoc is an archaeologist, passionate about the past, embarking on the excavation of a possible Roman building, before the proposed new Motorway obliterates the evidence. Jack Chadwyck is the landowner fighting for his present. He resents the proposed Motorway that is going to tear his land in two, and resents the archaeologists from disturbing his last year of peace. When Althea calls him a barbarian, it tempts him to act like one. With respect to the bewitching girl, who is surely too young to be managing the project, he is both entranced and aggravated. Can they overcome their individual prejudices to free the attraction that is consuming them? The Trouble with TrustRose Trethwick, an artist, born and bred in America, comes to England to claim a small cottage left to her by her paternal grandmother. Her intention is to sell it to fund the studio she has set up back in America. But in order to inherit, she must live in the house for three months. She discovers it to be the original Gate Cottage standing sentinel at the main drive to the local manor house, and falls in love with it, knowing that was what her estranged grandmother was hoping. William Montacue, the owner of the estate, turns out to be the most attractive and attentive man Rose has ever met. He seems to be falling in love with her, but the estate is in financial difficulties, and he needs the cottage to fulfill his own ambitions. Exactly how far is he prepared to go? Bio As a child, Sue Lewando, was told off for telling stories. As an adult, she calls them fiction, and sells them by the thousands. Jack of all trades, she has worked as an English teacher, an energy assessor, a MS Office desktop expert for a multi-national company, and PA for a famous actor and actress couple. From successful mainstream sales in romance and erotica, she went on to achieve an MA(hons) in Creative Writing. She has had short stories published in mainstream and literary magazines, and a 12-part fictional soap in a national newspaper. When her own magical second-chance romance came knocking at the door, she didn't hesitate, but threw away the latest job, and chased the dream half way across the globe. Now, from a small-holding in Southern Ireland, she is sharing her experience with thousands of enchanted readers. Romancing Softly The brand identity for romances that eschew overt physical detail. Happy endings are the name of the game, the story element providing a challenge that has to be met and conquered by the protagonists if they want to achieve their happily ever afters. Romancing Softly explores the convergence of minds and souls striving towards a profound relationship. The rocky journey delivers an emotional ride for the protagonists, right to the not-so-bitter end. The race into the bedroom is left to the imagination, being nature's wickedly amusing imperative. The unique covers reflect the Valentine's day image of true love: flowers and hearts. If you loved her work, leave a review on Amazon, and join her at www.suelewando.com, where you will also discover a portfolio of free reads.

• | Author: Sue Lewando
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Apr 21, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 452 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1796809217
• | ISBN-13: 9781796809213