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A writer whose sumptuous tales inspire a fervent following, USA Today best-selling author India Grey has a name that is synonymous with romance. The Society Wife finds Lily at a lavish ball and feeling all too ordinary -- until a Spanish billionaire named Tristan Romero brashly proclaims he will bed her that very night. Falling under his spell -- and between his sheets -- Lily assumes that her one-night dalliance will be all she knows of the powerful aristocrat. But then she learns she's pregnant, and Tristan's sense of duty demands he take her as his bride.
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About India Grey
India Grey was just thirteen years old when she first sent away for the Mills & Boon Writers’ Guidelines. She still remembers the thrill of getting the large brown envelope with its distinctive logo through the letterbox and subsequently whiled away many a dull school day staring out the window and dreaming of the perfect hero. She kept these guidelines with her for the next ten years, tucking them carefully inside the cover of each new diary in January, and beginning every list of New Year’s resolutions with the words “Start Novel.” Before this, she earned a degree in English literature and language from Manchester University. She spent years after graduating blissfully buried in domesticity, but she has never really stopped daydreaming about romance, so now she writes romance novels as she always wanted to.
About Julia Franklin
Julia Franklin has a passion for audiobooks and has been narrating them for over twenty years. Her credits include Faith by Lesley Pearse, Love and Louis XIV by Antonia Fraser, and The Last Letter from Your Lover by Jojo Moyes. Franklin combines her work as a narrator with radio broadcasting and scriptwriting.