Taking His Affection: The Billionaire's Proposal 4

By Emma Rose

After her shocking discovery in Adam's home, Helen attempts to cut all ties with Adam to save herself the heartbreak of her discovery. She's angry for allowing herself to fall so deeply for such a beguiling and charming man.

Despite her best attempts to clear her mind and move on from Adam, everything she does seems to remind her of him, of how perfectly they seem to complete each other. When her mother shares an interesting revelation, Helen finds herself at a crossroads...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emma Rose
• Release date: Nov 26, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301761296

Emma Rose

As a full-time independent author, Emma Rose delights in giving you stories that draw you in and characters who captivate your imagination.

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The Billionaire's Proposal 4: Taking His Affection

By

Emma Rose

Copyright © 2014 by Emma Rose

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This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. All characters in this book are eighteen years or older.

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The Billionaire's Proposal 4: Taking His Affection

Helen couldn’t believe she hadn’t thought to do this before. The sun was shining outside, birds singing in the trees. Even her mother was humming downstairs as she did the washing up. But Helen felt like her chest was made of stone. She was cold right through, could barely breathe, but couldn’t quite bring herself to cry. Perhaps because she should have seen it coming. An adolescence spent reading Jane Austen should have taught her to never trust a charming flashy man who sweeps women off their feet. Helen had just assumed she would never meet one – that they weren’t real and, even if they were, she would be far below their radar.

It should be funny that Wikipedia was the source of her dawning realization. She’d always sneered at it as unreliable. Yet, here it was, telling her the truth as it really was. She knew she should close down the browser now and