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      Greek Affairs

      In the Boss’s Arms

      Abby Green

      Kathryn Ross

      Barbara McMahon

      To Take a Bride

      Michelle Reid

      Kate Hewitt

      Amy Andrews

      Tempted by the Tycoons

      Kate Hewitt

      Annie West

      Katherine Garbera

      Claiming His Child

      Julia James

      Catherine Spencer

      Rebecca Winters

      In His Bed

      Anne Mather

      Carol Marinelli

      Kate Walker

      The Virgin’s Seduction

      Sara Craven

      Diana Hamilton

      Trish Morey

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      Greek Affairs

      In the Boss’s Arms

      Ruthless Greek Boss, Secretary Mistress

      Abby Green

      Kept By Her Greek Boss

      Kathryn Ross

      Greek Boss, Dream Proposal

      Barbara McMahon

      From boardroom to bedroom …

      Meet these powerful and charismatic

      Greek bosses with pleasure at the

      top of their agenda!

      Greek

      Affairs

      In the Boss’s Arms

      Three glamorous and exciting novels by

      three beloved authors: Abby Green,

      Kathryn Ross and Barbara McMahon

      Ruthless Greek Boss,

      Secretary Mistress

      Abby Green

      About the Author

      ABBY GREEN got hooked on Mills & Boon® romances while still in her teens, when she stumbled across one belonging to her grandmother in the west of Ireland. After many years of reading them voraciously, she sat down one day and gave it a go herself. Happily, after a few failed attempts, Mills & Boon bought her first manuscript.

      Abby works freelance in the film and TV industry, but thankfully the four a.m. starts and the stresses of dealing with recalcitrant actors are becoming more and more infrequent, leaving her more time to write!

      She loves to hear from readers and you can contact her through her website at www.abby-green.com. She lives and works in Dublin.

      This is for Ann and Iona—getting to number ten

      wouldn’t have been half the amazing journey

      it’s been without either one of you by my side.

      I’m indebted to both of you wonderful ladies

      and writers and am looking forward to all of our

      shared experiences to come! With much

      thanks and love, for everything.

      CHAPTER ONE

      ‘YOU’RE the coldest man I ever met. If you have a heart it’s made of stone. You’re cruel and contemptible. I hate you.’ The woman’s strident voice quivered dangerously on the last word and came through the heavy oak door with effortless ease.

      There was silence, and then the ominously low rumble of a man’s voice. Short, sharp, succinct. Lucy could imagine only too well the glacial look that was most likely accompanying those indistinct words. She sighed as she heard the woman splutter indignantly, but then she was off again, her voice rising so high now that Lucy feared for the crystal decanter on the drinks board nearby. While Lucy was new to these scenes first-hand, she had to reflect that the rumours she’d heard over the past two years hadn’t been a myth after all. The voice was drawing her attention back to the present moment.

       ‘Don’t think that you can seduce your way back into my bed after treating me like this!’

      Lucy had just enough time for a cynical smile as she reflected that if her new boss was to so much as arch an eyebrow this woman would undoubtedly be back in his bed in a heartbeat before the door was suddenly flung open. She looked studiously at her computer screen, trying to sink down in her seat and be as unobtrusive as possible.

      Being unobtrusive was her trademark: it was what had got her this coveted job, along with her impeccable credentials and references. There was a lull, a pseudo-calm in the middle of the storm. Lucy didn’t look up, but could visualise the woman standing dramatically on the threshold of the palatial office. Tall, sleek and blonde. Stunningly beautiful, from the top of her shiny head to the tip of her expensively manicured toes, evident through the peepholes of a pair of sky-high heels. She was reputedly one of the most alluring women in the world, but apparently hadn’t managed to hold his attention for longer than a few weeks.

      ‘Needless to say you won’t be hearing from me again.’

      The door slammed shut with such violence that Lucy winced. He wouldn’t appreciate that. Even though Lucy had only been working for him for two months she already knew that he hated scenes. A cloud of noxious perfume lingered in the wake of the tall woman’s exit. She hadn’t even glanced Lucy’s way.

      Lucy breathed a sigh of relief and then heard a loud thump, as if a fist was connecting with a hard surface. She counted to ten, and on the count of ten the door opened. She looked up and willed any emotion or reaction from her face. Her boss stood there, filling the frame easily. Veritable sparks of energy crackled from his body.

      Aristotle Levakis, CEO of Levakis Enterprises which encompassed all aspects of a dizzyingly successful global imports and exports business.

      Tall, broad-shouldered, lean hipped. Every hard-muscled, dark olive-skinned inch of him adding up to a—currently bristling—Greek alpha male in his potent and virile prime.

      His distinctive light green eyes skewered Lucy to the spot, almost as if the last ten minutes had been her fault. Instantly she felt breathless; her heart hammered. She hated that she was aware of him. But the best part of two years spent viewing him from a distance, along with every other ogling female in his thousand-employee-strong company, had done little to help diminish the devastating


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