Book cover for A Reluctant Mistress by Robyn Donald

A Reluctant Mistress

2011 Released
192 Pages
3-4 Hours
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Harlequin PresentsISBN 9781459204645

Clay Beauchamp would have to learn—Natalia was not for sale!

Tending capsicum tunnel-houses from dawn to dusk on her Northland farm, she had spent years slaving to clear her late father’s crushing debts. The formidable tycoon had to realize—she refused to surrender her hard-won independence!

He was handsome, protective, even generous, but nothing would lure Natalia into his bed…until the night her livelihood was destroyed, and Clay came to her rescue….

A ruthless midnight raid stripped her hydroponics system and destroyed her crops, plunging her into sudden crisis. His boundless wealth could purchase Pukekahu Station—it could never buy her peace of mind.

When Clay offered Natalia a home and freedom from her debts, she accepted. But how long could she remain as his mistress, when she wanted to be his wife?

  • Billionaire Romance: Self-made tycoon Clay built his agricultural empire from nothing, but mastering his rebellious, beautiful neighbour proves far harder than conquering the boardroom.
  • Forced Proximity: Moving from her muddy Northland acreage into Clay’s sleek Auckland townhouse leaves Natalia stranded in luxury with the one man whose fiery kisses she cannot resist.
  • Small Town Setting: Amid the close-knit farming community of Bowden, malicious gossip and lingering ex-lovers threaten to tear apart a delicate, high-stakes arrangement.
  • Slow Burn: From their electric first waltz at a local masquerade ball to private midnight confrontations, their guarded battle of wills ignites an all-consuming desire neither can control.
  • Also by This Author: Trampa para una mujer, L'étincelle du désir and Resistiéndose a un millonario.

Robyn Donald

As a child books took Robyn Donald to places far away from her village in Northland, New Zealand. Then, as well as becoming a teacher, marrying and raising two children, she discovered romances and read them voraciously. So much she decided to write one. When her first book was accepted by Harlequin she felt she’d arrived home. Robyn still lives in Northland, using the landscape as a setting for her work. Her life is enriched by friends she’s made among writers and readers.

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