Modern Romance Collection March 2025 #1-4 by Lorraine Hall

Four brand new spicy romances perfect for fans of royals, marriages of convenience, and enemies to lovers!
Includes 4 stories!

Spaniard’s Shock Heirs by Michelle Smart
Her twin confession!
Rose has just dropped a bombshell on her estranged husband Diaz: she’s having his heirs! That electrifying night was the last time Rose saw the Spanish billionaire. So now he’s insisting they raise their daughters together, she’s torn… Her children deserve a father, but she risks reawakening feelings she believes Diaz can’t return. Because breathing the same air as Diaz brings their chemistry roaring back to life!

The Bride Wore Revenge by Lorraine Hall
Payback too delicious to refuse…
Athan Akakios’s father is the reason chef Lynna Carew’s family was left destitute. So when the Greek tycoon comes to her with a marriage plan to take his father down, Lynna agrees to become his bride! If he restores the Carew fortune. Still, she’s adamant—she’ll never trust an Akakios. Until her fiery scorn gives way to desire…and it burns hotter than vengeance ever could!

Princess for the Headlines by Heidi Rice
The cameras love her…but can the Prince?
Her night with playboy Prince Rene of Saltzaland was enough for royal assistant Melody to know she wouldn’t survive falling for him. Despite that, snowbound with him four years later, she’s powerless against their desire… Yet after photos of their red-hot reunion become headline news, even Mel couldn’t have predicted Rene’s reaction… To protect her from the press, he’s announced their engagement!

His Highness’s Diamond Decree by Millie Adams
‘You are going to marry me.’
Prince Adonis was en route to his arranged wedding when his plane crashed, stranding him with innocent pilot Stevie Parker. Their ordeal forged an intimacy even their rescue can’t obliterate… Now, Stevie is the only woman Adonis will consider as his princess. She agrees to his diamond decree purely for her family’s sake. Igniting a primal need in Adonis to prove their chemistry hasn’t gone anywhere…