The Helen Bianchin Collection
M&B brings you the very best of Helen Bianchin in these 18 wonderfully glamorous tales of seduction! This thrilling collection includes:Married for ConvenienceForgotten HusbandThe Marriage ArrangementThe Husband TestLatin LoversA Convenient BridegroomIn the Spaniard’s BedThe Martinez Marriage RevengeMistress ArrangementsPassion’s MistressDesert MistressMistress by ArrangementGreek’s PrideThe Stephanos MarriageA Passionate SurrenderThe Greek BridegroomThe Marriage Bed An Ideal Marriage?The Marriage CampaignThe Bridal BedSeduction AssignmentThe Seduction SeasonThe Marriage DealThe Husband Assignment
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HELEN BIANCHIN was born in New Zealand and travelled to Australia before marrying her Italian-born husband. After three years they moved, returned to New Zealand with their daughter, had two sons and then resettled in Australia.
Encouraged by friends to recount anecdotes of her years as a tobacco sharefarmer’s wife living in an Italian community, Helen began setting words on paper and her first novel was published in 1975.
Currently Helen resides in Queensland, the three children now married with children of their own. An animal lover, Helen says her two beautiful Birman cats regard her study as much theirs as hers, choosing to leap onto her desk every afternoon to sit upright between the computer monitor and keyboard as a reminder they need to be fed … like right now!
The Helen Bianchin Collection
Married for Convenience
Latin Lovers
Mistress Arrangements
Greek’s Pride
The Marriage Bed
Seduction Assignment
Helen Bianchin
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Helen Bianchin
SHE didn’t want to open her eyes. Not yet. For when she did, he would be there.
The man they said was her husband, seated in a chair to one side of the bed where she’d been told he had maintained an almost constant vigil for days after her admission.
For the past week he had confined his visits to three each day—early morning, mid-afternoon, and evening.
The nurses had commented on it when they thought she was asleep…and relayed it in informative, faintly envious tones when she was awake. Together with the added news, her initial admission had caused a furore. It appeared that within an hour of being transported unconscious by ambulance from the accident scene to a nearby public hospital all hell had broken loose, and she had been transferred post-haste to this exclusive and very expensive private establishment with its coterie of consultant specialists.
‘Elise.’
The voice was a deep, faintly inflected drawl, and its timbre succeeded in tripping her pulse into an accelerated beat.
