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    Italian Surgeon To The Stars

    By Melanie Milburne

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    'You think you can erase what we had?'

    Celebrity heart surgeon Dr Alessandro Lucioni may be gorgeous, but I will never forget what we shared in Paris five years ago or how he broke my heart!

    Except now he's standing in front of me, asking for my help with his young niece — and determined to pick up where we left off! But this time I won't be his consolation prize. I will remain strong! Yet with the memories of those magical, blazing nights swirling through my mind, he's just so very hard to resist…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJun 1, 2015
    ISBN9781488762994
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    Italian Surgeon To The Stars
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    Melanie Milburne

    Melanie Milburne read her first Harlequin at age seventeen in between studying for her final exams. After completing a Masters Degree in Education she decided to write a novel and thus her career as a romance author was born. Melanie is an ambassador for the Australian Childhood Foundation and is a keen dog lover and trainer and enjoys long walks in the Tasmanian bush. In 2015 Melanie won the HOLT Medallion, a prestigous award honouring outstanding literary talent.

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