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    Immortal Billionaire

    By Jane Godman

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    Dark secrets and unquenchable desire collide in this captivating paranormal thriller  

    Connie Lacey lives a nomadic existence. Alone. Safe. She can't risk being found by the stalker who haunts her waking nightmares. Until an invitation from billionaire Sylvester de León–to spend thirty days with him on his private island, Corazón–proves impossibly tempting. But one look at the gorgeous host's deep blue eyes, and Connie knows there is nothing safe about this paradise and the aristocratic man who calls it home. 

    The island is cursed as is Sylvester himself. Yet something in him calls to Connie, ignites a desire that's filled with raw, timeless need. But Corazón has many secrets, each more dangerous than the last. And in a place where everlasting love, the past and fate intersect, even death is only a beginning

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateNov 1, 2016
    ISBN9781489229373
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    Jane Godman

    Jane writes paranormal romance for Harlequin Nocturne and thrillers for Harlequin Romantic Suspense. She lives in England and loves to travel to European cities which are steeped in history and romance. Venice, Dubrovnik and Vienna are among her favourites. Jane is married to a lovely man and mum to two grown up children.

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