fiona hood-stewart

When Natasha de Saugure was summoned to France by her estranged grandmother, she was thrilled to be reunited with her only living relative. Inheriting a grand estate was the last thing on her mind–though her powerful new neighbour, Baron Raoul d'Argentan, clearly believed otherwise.

Raoul's ancient aristocratic family had been feuding with Natasha's for centuries, and the arrogant, darkly handsome baron didn't forgive He had no need for a wife, but could Natasha serve another purpose?

Arrogant, autocratic–but also superbly Spanish and sensual. Georgiana fell headlong for Juan Felipe Monsanto, Duque de la Caniza, even though he was supposed to be her guardian. And it seemed that, try as he might, Juan couldn't resist the flaming attraction between them either.

But Juan was about to make a marriage of convenience with another woman. There could be no future for their affair. So how could Georgiana tell him that she was carrying his child?

Victor Santander: an arrogant Brazilian billionaire whose devastating looks are matched only by his fierce pride. Araminta Dampierre: an English rose, with a gentle nature and hidden strength.

Victor is determined to have Araminta in his bed. It will be for nothing more than pleasure, though. But Victor has never met someone like Araminta. And slowly he starts to realise she may be the one woman he can't walk away from

Ramon Villalba is handsome, gifted and wealthy. Women queue to warm his bed. So why would he want a bride of convenience? Nena Carvajal is a well bred and exquisitely beautiful young heiress who needs protecting from fortune–hunters. On reflection, it would be no hardship for Ramon to enjoy the pleasures of an arranged marriage with her, or to add the Carvajal empire to his already thriving business interests. He has no doubt that he can tame his headstrong virgin wife.

But Nena expected to marry for love