The Australian Tycoon's Proposal

· The Australians Book 20 · Sold by Harlequin
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Bronte’s had enough of rich, ruthless men—she’s just narrowly escaped marrying one!

Now she’s wary of all men, especially when six feet two inches of pure Australian male arrives on her doorstep with a business proposal…. Hiding out at her great-aunt Gilly’s overgrown plantation was supposed to bring peace, not another commanding tycoon invading her sanctuary.

Steven proposes restoring the historic homestead into an exclusive rain forest retreat. She vows to keep her guard high, particularly after catching this infuriatingly handsome newcomer clearing the jungle and charming her aunt.

The chemistry between her and tycoon Steven Randolph is explosive—Bronte finds him impossible to resist, and begins to dream of a future with him. Only then does she discover Steven is not all he seems….
  • Secret Identity: Steven presents himself as an easygoing local developer, but he conceals a shocking family link to the fiancé Bronte just left behind.
  • Forced Proximity: The secluded tropical estate sparks late-night verandah encounters, charged glances, and an explosive attraction neither can control.
  • Hero to the Rescue: When Bronte’s younger brother runs away to the homestead for shelter, Steven steps up to protect the boy from their ruthless stepfather.
  • Also by This Author: The Cattle King’s Bride, Cattle Baron: Nanny Needed and Le rêve de Leona.

Bronte’s had enough of rich, ruthless men—she’s just narrowly escaped marrying one! Now she’s wary of all men, especially when six feet two inches of pure Australian male arrives on her doorstep with a business proposal…. Hiding out at her great-aunt Gilly’s overgrown plantation was supposed to ...

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About the author

Prolific Australian romance writer Margaret Way was born in Brisbane, Australia. Before her marriage and the birth of her son, she was a well-known pianist, teacher, vocal coach and accompanist. Her first novel, Time of the Jacaranda, was published in 1970. Since then, she has written over 120 novels.
Prolific Australian romance writer Margaret Way was born in Brisbane, Australia. Before her marriage and the birth of her son, she was a well-known pianist, teacher, vocal coach and accompanist. Her first novel, Time of the Jacaranda, was published in 1970. Since then, she has written over 120 no...

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