Nicolo: The Powerful Sicilian (Mills & Boon Modern)


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Powerful in the boardroom... Nicolo Orsini has better things to do than visit some ancient Tuscan vineyard! Yet when family and business mix he has little choice. Then he meets Alessia Antoninni – a spoilt little princess with a smart mouth and a pert figure – and the trip instantly becomes more interesting!




Nicolo: The Powerful Sicilian


Book Description

Nicolo Orsini has better things to do than visit some ancient Tuscan vineyard! Yet, when family and business mix, he has little choice. Then he meets Alessia Antoninni—a spoiled little princess, with a smart mouth and pert figure—and the trip instantly becomes more interesting! Alessia's been told that the Orsini name spells danger. But she wasn't expecting Nick's potent masculinity. With her heart and her business at risk, soon she is giving in to all his demands….







The Scandalous Orsini's


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The Orsini Brothers: Darkly handsome, proud and arrogant The perfect Sicilian husbands Brooding Raffaele Orsini doesn't want a wife. But he feels honourbound to marry his arranged bride. Chiara's dowdy clothes can't hide her luscious figure or her wildcat temperament And, in the blink of an eye, she's swept away to New York Dangerous Falco Orsini balances duty and desire When exSpecial Forces soldier Falco is asked to protect a model who is being stalked, he agrees reluctantly. But Elle Bissette says she can take care of herself and big, dark, devilish Falco is just too overwhelming. Nicolo Orsini is powerful in the boardroom...Nicolo meets Alessia Antoninni - a spoilt little princess with a smart mouth and a pert figure - in a Tuscan vineyard and his trip instantly becomes more interesting Alessia wasn't expecting Nick's potent masculinity...




The Ice Prince


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Prince Draco Valenti, known as the ice prince, bears his title reluctantly, and wears his icy exterior like a suit of armor that no opponent can penetrate.... Except Anna Orsini. She isn't any ordinary adversary, she's a high-flying, straight-talking lawyer in a no-nonsense suit and killer stilettos--conflicting signals that perplex, frustrate and attract Draco all at the same time.... While they're at odds in business, in the bedroom Draco's desire for Anna has the power to melt his defenses. The temptation to play with fire is overwhelming....




Raffaele: Taming His Tempestuous Virgin


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First in the series featuring the darkly handsome, proud, and arrogant Orsini brothers—the perfect Sicilian husbands—from the USA Today–bestselling author. Raffaele Orsini doesn’t want a wife . . . But when he meets his arranged bride, Raffaele feels honor bound to marry her. She’s not what he was expecting . . . but her dowdy clothes can’t hide her lusciously feminine figure or her wildcat temperament! Chiara Cordiano will not love her husband! She’s tried everything to avoid her fate, but in the blink of an eye Chiara is swept away from her quaint Sicilian town to New York! She wants to hate Rafe, but seduction is in his blood. With his dark, brooding looks and tempting masculinity, she’ll be purring like a kitten!




The Real Rio D'Aquila


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Italian by birth, this street urchin lived a life of extreme poverty until he escaped to Brazil--where he cast off his roots, took a new name and pulled himself up from the streets. Now Rio D'Aquila is beyond wealthy, with a reputation for being uncompromising in business...and incomparable in bed But on meeting vulnerable Isabella Orsini, he feels something deep within him stir, and he finds himself pretending to be that long-forgotten man. Passion flares and their affair spirals, but Isabella still doesn't know that her lover has lied to her. Who is the real Rio D'Aquila?







The Story of Milan


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Merchant Cultures


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The way merchants trade, think about business and represent commerce in art forms define merchant culture. The world between 1500 and 1800 encompassed different merchant cultures that stood alone and in contact with others. Culture, power relations and institutions framed similarities and differences and outlined the global outcome of these exchanges.