The Magnate's Tempestuous Marriage
The perfect marriage...?Mining magnate Scott McAllister thinks that inexperienced, biddable Sarah is the perfect wife. Until he’s led to believe she’s committed the ultimate betrayal! When he confronts her, Sarah’s defiant response astounds Scott, sparking a desire to uncover these unseen passionate depths…Sarah is furious Scott believed such lies, but even more furious that her body can’t forget the seductive magic of his! The sheer power of their attraction and Scott’s pull over her is overwhelming…In this fight to save their marriage, their bed is the ultimate battleground! Unless Scott can persuade Sarah that surrender is more fun with two winners…
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The perfect marriage?
Mining magnate Scott McAllister thinks that inexperienced, biddable Sarah is the perfect wife. Until heâs led to believe sheâs committed the ultimate betrayal! When he confronts her, Sarahâs defiant response astounds Scott, sparking a desire to uncover these unseen passionate depths...
Sarah is furious Scott believed such lies, but even more furious that her body canât forget the seductive magic of his! The sheer power of their attraction and Scottâs pull over her is overwhelming...
In this fight to save their marriage, their bed is the ultimate battleground! Unless Scott can persuade Sarah that surrender is more fun with two winners...
âIâm going to leave, Scott, and I suggest you donât try to stop me.â
He straightened, his broad shoulders squaring as he faced Sarah with narrowed eyes. âAre you planning on leaving me for good?â
âI donât know yet. Weâll have to wait and see.â
âWhat does that mean, exactly?â
âIt means I need some time away from you, Scott. Time to think and to work out what I should do.â
âI donât want you to leave,â he growled. âLook, Iâm sorry for what I did. Sorry I jumped to conclusions.â
âNo,â Sarah said, resisting the temptation to accept his apologies and stay. âScott, we donât even know each other. I can see that now. We got married way too quickly. All we have between us is lust. And thatâs not enough for me. I need to have a husband who truly loves me and trusts me unconditionally.â
âYou expect too much.â
âPerhaps. But I refuse to settle for less.â
Australiaâs most eligible tycoons meet their match at the altar!
Magnate Scott McAllister believes he has the perfect compliant wifeâuntil she defies him! Suddenly he discovers the passionate nature she hides⦠and is determined to awaken it!
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Born and raised in the Australian bush, MIRANDA LEE was boarding-school-educated, and briefly pursued a career in classical music before moving to Sydney and embracing the world of computers. Happily married, with three daughters, she began writing when family commitments kept her at home. She likes to create stories that are believable, modern, fast-paced and sexy. Her interests include meaty sagas, doing word puzzles, gambling and going to the movies.
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Rich, Ruthless and Renowned
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The Billionaireâs Ruthless Affair The Playboyâs Ruthless Pursuit
Three Rich Husbands
The Billionaireâs Bride of Vengeance
The Billionaireâs Bride of Convenience The Billionaireâs Bride of Innocence
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SARAH SAT AT her desk, twiddling her thumbs, bored to tears. Thank God it was Friday. Only a couple of hours to go and the working week would have ended, as would her tedious stint in Contracts and Mergers. Sarah hadnât become a lawyer to spend her days filling out forms and asking people to sign on the dotted line. Anyone could do that. It didnât take four years of study, doing a law degree.
When sheâd been offered a job at the prestigious legal firm of Goldstein & Evans, Sarah had imagined herself becoming the champion of the underdog, righting wrongs and representing innocent people in court. Instead, in the seven weeks since sheâd joined the firm in January, she hadnât even come close to setting foot in a court. Sheâd spent one week in Conveyancing, two in Trustees and Wills and then two in the family law section, which had not been to her liking at all. Still, at least it had been more interesting than what sheâd been doing this last fortnight.
Sarah was infinitely grateful that next week she would be moving on to the criminal and civil defence team, which was more her cup of tea. They had a pro bono section where some of the lawyersâusually the new ones, she gatheredâwere assigned to people who needed but could not afford legal representation. Sarah was looking forward to that.
