Too Proud To Be Bought

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2011 UK Edition
By Sharon Kendrick
Publisher Mills & Boon Modern Romance #1071
Release Month May 2011 (UK)
Mills & Boon Modern Romance Series #
Preceded by Picture Of Innocence
Followed by A Dark Sicilian Secret

Book Description

Blurb

From the back cover of Mills & Boon Modern Romance #1071, May 2011, UK Edition:

The humble waitress and the Russian billionaire…

Waitress Zara Evans doesn’t belong in glittering high society. That is until she finds herself unexpectedly at an exclusive party and manages to captivate the most sought-after man in the room – Russian oligarch Nikolai Komarov – by attracting his undivided attention…

For Nikolai, there’s something about Zara’s beauty that makes her stand out from the first-class crowd. Experience has taught him all women have their price, but he has never encountered anyone like Zara – a young woman who is too proud, too independent, too wilful to be bought…

Excerpt

From the inside cover of Mills & Boon Modern Romance #1071, May 2011, UK Edition:

'So how come you dramatically ripped up the cheque I left you?'

Incredulously, she stared back. 'You know exactly why. You paid me over double what I was owed!' she accused.

He raised his eyebrows. 'That's the first time someone's ever complained that I've overpaid them,' he drawled.

'Don't be obtuse, Nikolai—you know exactly what I mean.'

'No, I don't. I thought you were good at your job and deserved the extra payment.'

'What? Or the extra services provided?'

He froze. 'You think that I'm the kind of man who pays for sex?'

'Can we keep your ego out of it for a moment? This isn't about you—it's about me' she shot back, swallowing down the intense hurt she still felt at the memory of him waving that wretched envelope at her as if she was some kind of hooker. 'So why the over-generous gesture, if not for that?'

For a moment he was silent as he battled with his feelings, angry that she was forcing him to offer some kind of explanation—he who never had to explain himself to anyone. 'I realised that I'd misjudged you,' he said heavily. 'That you were not the woman I thought you to be.'

Publication History

Ebook: UK
Paperback: ISBN-10/13: 0263886522/978-0263886528

Cover Variation (By Release Date)

May 2011 <br\> UK Edition