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    The Princess And The P.I.

    By Donna Sterling

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    HIS ARMOR WAS A LITTLE RUSTY

    Being a billionaire heiress wasn't all it was cracked up to be. Claire Richmond had had enough of bodyguards and paparazzi following her every move. She wanted freedom! Romance! A take–out burger!

    The trouble was, when Claire finally did make a break for it, she didn't exactly fit into the "real" world. Luckily, her cousin had arranged for someone to keep an eye on her. With strong, sexy Tyce Walker by her side, Claire had no fear. Which only proved to Tyce that he was dealing with a complete innocent. And that he, with his hidden agenda, was a total rat.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460866887
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    The Princess And The P.I.
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    Donna Sterling

    Fantasising has always been an important part of Donna's life. While growing up in a small Ohio town, she and her friends played make-believe for hours on end, spinning the most fantastic scenarios, all rich in relationship drama. (They were mostly based on fairy tales and her mom's favourite soap operas.) But in her teenage years, when her friends outgrew their "let's pretend" games, Donna still craved...something. So at 18, she set out for parts unknown, living in a half-dozen states, working diverse jobs, trying her hand at skydiving, whitewater rafting, motorcycling and tea-leaves reading. She realised the most intriguing element of her journey was the characters she met along the way. After working at occupations ranging from commercial shrimper to cocktail waitress to financial aid director of an art college, Donna finally found the drama she craves - writing novels. Happily married to an avid "junkee" - owner of a junk, antiques and collectibles business - she has two teenage sons and two older stepsons with lovely little families of their own. Donna lives in a log cabin in northeast Georgia where she writes for the Harlequin Temptation, Harlequin Super-romance and Harlequin Blaze lines. Her novels have won her several prestigious awards...and many blissful hours fantasising.

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