by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital
Remember when Harlequin offered free downloads of 16 titles for our 60th Anniversary? You may have already spotted that now that 2009 is done, the Harlequin Celebrates site is gone from our sidebar…but something else has taken it’s place!
TryHarlequin.com is our redesigned site where readers can sample the various Harlequin series. Many of the titles will be familiar to you if you visited the old site, BUT the Harlequin Presents is new! Now you can download The Italian’s Inexperienced Mistress by bestselling author Lynne Graham FREE! Here’s the book description:
When Angelo sought revenge Gwenna Hamilton added another, delicious dimension. Innocent and pretty, she had no chance when the Italian tycoon offered her the devil’s bargain: pay for her father’s freedom with her body.
In her naiveté, Gwenna thought that Angelo would tire of her and her innocence very quickly. But he had more in mind than just one night…
Right now, it’s PDF files only but don’t despair, eBook fans — we will have all the eBook formats we did at Harlequin Celebrates around May.
Happy Reading!
~Amy
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- 1 Pingback on Jan 16th, 2010 at 2:34 am
Sounds good. I downloaded it. Like the beginning.
Sounds great, I’l let my blog readers know about this!
All credit to Lynne for a fabulous weekend of reading The Italian’s Inexperienced Mistress.
When it came to the bit about state-of-the-art satellite-navigation system: CLASSIC!
Wow, one could feel the hairs bristling on Angelo’s neck.
I just loved piglet. What a fab name for unusually cute little dog.
And Gwenna, so innocently charming and Angelo entranced until mention of kids – another classic scenario with Angelo eye-balling for evidence of marital entanglement.
Behold, numerous beautifully plotted scenes throughout the book, not to mention the drainage problem!
Really loved this novel. It captured the essence of a filthy rich dude colliding with ordinary country folk and his being bowled over by a natural beauty as opposed to super-made-up fashion statement doll. Enchanting!
This book was fabulous! It’s one of my favorites. Lynne Graham is a fantastic writer.