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Once A Ferrara Wife... -- Sarah Morgan Laurel Ferrara wouldn't know a happy ending if she fell over it -- of course her whirlwind wedding was always going to end in disaster. But it wasn't as simple as just walking away. From the moment she is summoned back to Sicily, the shivers of unease set in. The command comes from legendary billionaire Cristiano Ferrara, the husband she can't forget -- but it might as well have come from the devil himself. The outrageously gorgeous Cristiano's power is a potent reminder of this Sicilian dynasty's unbreakable rule: once a Ferrara wife, always a Ferrara wife... A Dark Sicilian Secret -- Jane Porter Lethally attractive Vittorio d'Severano was everything Jillian Smith wanted -- until she discovered his secret life, and her dreams of a happy-ever-after crumbled into dust. Broken-hearted and terrified, Jill disappeared. Now Vitt has returned -- to claim the tiny son Jill has sworn to keep from him! But to stay with her child, she must put Vitt's ring on her finger. Yet what kind of relationship can they have when it's based on secrets and a heat impossible to resist? Blackmailed Bride, Innocent wife -- Annie West Hard-hearted magnate Dario Parisi will reclaim his stolen birthright -- even if it means forcing the granddaughter of his family's sworn enemy to marry him. Alissa Scott is certainly not the biddable wife Dario wanted -- yet he's consumed by red-hot desire for his unwilling bride. So when she tries to change the rules, he demands she honour all her vows. Finally he has exactly the kind of wife he wanted: a virgin bride!

Once A Ferrara Wife... – Sarah Morgan Laurel Ferrara wouldn't know a happy ending if she fell over it – of course her whirlwind wedding was always going to end in disaster. But it wasn't as simple as just walking away. From the moment she is summoned back to Sicily, the shivers of unease set in. The command comes from legendary billionaire Cristiano Ferrara, the husband she can't forget – but it might as well have come from the devil himself. The outrageously gorgeous Cristiano's power is a potent reminder of this Sicilian dynasty's unbreakable rule: once a Ferrara wife, always a Ferrara wife... A Dark Sicilian Secret – Jane Porter Lethally attractive Vittorio d'Severano was everything Jillian Smith wanted – until she discovered his secret life, and her dreams of a happy–ever–after crumbled into dust. Broken–hearted and terrified, Jill disappeared. Now Vitt has returned – to claim the tiny son Jill has sworn to keep from him! But to stay with her child, she must put Vitt's ring on her finger. Yet what kind of relationship can they have when it's based on secrets and a heat impossible to resist? Blackmailed Bride, Innocent wife – Annie West Hard–hearted magnate Dario Parisi will reclaim his stolen birthright – even if it means forcing the granddaughter of his family's sworn enemy to marry him. Alissa Scott is certainly not the biddable wife Dario wanted – yet he's consumed by red–hot desire for his unwilling bride. So when she tries to change the rules, he demands she honour all her vows. Finally he has exactly the kind of wife he wanted: a virgin bride!

Dark, proud and sinfully gorgeous,Guido Corsentino is determined to reclaimhis wife! Outwardly, Amber is perfect anduntouchable, but Guido knows the passionatewoman inside. One kiss and he''s certain she''llgive him whatever he demands. But Guido is also certain of something else:Amber ran away from him once—so shewon''t be given the opportunity to run again.He''ll protect her from the consequences ofher actions…in his bed!

Laurel Ferrara wouldn't know a happy ending if she fell over it—of course her whirlwind wedding was always going to end in disaster. But it wasn't as simple as just walking away. From the moment she is summoned back to Sicily, the shivers of unease set in…. The command comes from legendary billionaire Cristiano Ferrara, the husband she can't forget—but it might as well have come from the devil himself. The outrageously gorgeous Cristiano's power is a potent reminder of this Sicilian dynasty's unbreakable rule: once a Ferrara wife, always a Ferrara wife….

Marriages are arranged...

"Having pulled himself up from the streets of Athens, Sergios Demonides thought he had seen it all. Then Beatriz Blake walked into his office and asked him for a marriage of convenience! Independent, proud and unadorned, Beatriz is a far cry from the usual glamorous women who grace his bed. But Sergios doesn't need another trophy--he needs a mother for his late cousin's children. The overlooked Blake heiress and the ruthless billionaire strike a deal. But she doesn't read the small print--the one that sees them sharing a bed!"--P. [4] of cover.

Sabrina goes on a solo trip to Venice, where she meets a mysterious man named Guy Masters. The two are immediately attracted to each other and spend a passionate night together, but Sabrina senses that she is probably one of Guy’s many conquests, so she heads home without telling him. She is trying to return to her ordinary life in England, when Guy suddenly appears at her workplace with a ring—the engagement ring she received from another man!

When Rose was whisked away from London to Prince Khalim's desert palace on board his private jet, he treated her more like a princess than an employee. Yet she knew she could never be his wife. An appropriate bride would be chosen and he would have to live his life of duty. But now their need for each other was so demanding—all she could do was surrender to the sheikh….

This book sheds new light on the role of the military in Italian society and culture during war and peacetime by bringing together a whole host of contributors across the interdisciplinary spectrum of Italian Studies. Divided into five thematic units, this volume examines the continuous and multifaceted impact of the military on modern and contemporary Italy. The Italian context offers a particularly fertile ground for studying the cultural impact of the military because the institution was used not only for defensive/offensive purposes, but also to unify the country and to spread ideas of socio-cultural and technological development across its diverse population.