Beauty and the Reclusive Prince / Executive: Expecting Tiny Twins: Beauty and the Reclusive Prince

Beauty and the Reclusive Prince / Executive: Expecting Tiny Twins: Beauty and the Reclusive Prince
Raye Morgan

Barbara Hannay

BEAUTY AND THE RECLUSIVE PRINCE Raye MorganWhen beautiful Isabella Casali steps into Prince Maximilliano Di Rossi’s locked and lonely palazzo she’s stunned to uncover the secrets he keeps. But it’s the man behind the scars that she starts to fall in love with…EXECUTIVE: EXPECTING TINY TWINS Barbara Hannay Prim, pampered, pregnant politician Lizzie Green arriving on his doorstep is the last thing cattle station manager Jack Lewis needs. He’s young, laid-back and gets dirty for a living; she’s a forty-year-old career woman. Can two such opposites attract?

THE BRIDES OF BELLA ROSA

Romance, rivalry and a family reunited.

Lisa Firenze and Luca Casali: for years their sibling rivalry has disturbed the quiet, sleepy Italian town of Monta Correnti, and their two feuding restaurants have divided the market square.

Now, as the keys to the restaurants are handed down to Lisa and Luca’s children, will history repeat itself? Can the next generation undo its parents’ mistakes, reunite the families and ultimately join the two restaurants?

Or are there more secrets to be revealed…?

The doors to the restaurants are open, so take your seats and look out for secrets, scandal and surprises on the menu!

Turn to page 5 for Diana Palmer’s secret recipe for the Bella Rosa sauce!

Beauty and the Reclusive Prince

By

Raye Morgan

Executive: Expecting Tiny Twins

By

Barbara Hannay

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Beauty and the Reclusive Prince

By

Raye Morgan

Mills & Boon® Romance reader-favourite Diana Palmer would like to share her secret tomato sauce recipe with you. Diana grows her own herbs and tomatoes and she and her husband love to cook with them. Enjoy!

Tomato Sauce

Begin with a nice basket of organically grown plum tomatoes (about 1.2 kg) or equivalent cans of organic plum tomatoes, and a nice big bunch of fresh black basil. Wash tomatoes and cut into quarters.

Put 2-3 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil into a pan; add 3-4 cloves chopped garlic. When garlic softens throw in the tomatoes. Simmer until tomatoes begin to soften, add a big handful (about 12 large leaves) of torn basil leaves. Salt and pepper to taste.

Simmer sauce until tomatoes soften and slowly bring to the boil. Turn off heat and run sauce through a sieve or food mill for a smooth consistency. Or leave in the bits for a rough and ready pasta sauce.

When cool, add the Bella Rosa secret ingredient—1 teaspoon of orange-infused olive oil and 1 teaspoon grated orange zest.

The sauce can be used alone, or as a base.

THE BRIDES OF BELLA ROSA

Romance, rivalry and a family reunited.

This month Isabella Casali welcomes you to Monta Correnti in:

BEAUTY AND THE RECLUSIVE PRINCE by Raye Morgan

And follow Lizzie Green through the tears and triumph of motherhood in:

EXECUTIVE: EXPECTING TINY TWINS by Barbara Hannay

Rebel Valentino Casali returns this June:

MIRACLE FOR THE GIRL NEXT DOOR by Rebecca Winters

Join Jackie Patterson for the wedding of the year on a hot July day:

THE BRIDESMAID’S SECRET by Fiona Harper

Lassos at the ready for rugged rancher Alex Casali in August:

THE COWBOY’S ADOPTED DAUGHTER by Patricia Thayer

Autumn can’t dampen the sparks flying in the kitchen for Scarlett Gibson:

PASSIONATE CHEF, ICE QUEEN BOSS by Jennie Adams

October sees Angelo Casali escape from New York:

STAR-CROSSED SWEETHEARTS by Jackie Braun

And as Christmas approaches in November cosy up with Cristiano Casali in:

FIREFIGHTER’S DOORSTEP BABY by Barbara McMahon

CHAPTER ONE

“ENOUGH!”

Isabella Casali’s cry was snatched right out of her mouth by the gust of wind that tore at her thick dark hair and slapped it back against her face. What a night she’d picked to go sneaking onto royal property. The moon had been riding a crest of silky clouds when she’d started out from the village. Now the sky had turned black and the moon was playing hide and seek, taking away her light just when she’d stepped on forbidden territory. Where had this sudden storm come from, anyway?

“Bad luck,” she whispered to herself, squinting against another gust of wind. “I’ve got reams of it.”

She knew she ought to turn and head for home, but she couldn’t go back without finding what she’d come for—not after all she’d done to work up the nerve to come in the first place.