The tycoon's socialite bride
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Author
Publication
2014 - Entangled Pub., Fort Collins, Colo, Colorado
Language
English
Word Count
55,750 words, Guess
Page Count
223 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL33038829M
- ISBN-139781499257489
- ISBN-101499257481
- OCLC Control Number921146385
- OCLC Control Numbertycoonssocialite0000live
Classifications
- DDC813.54
Alternate Titles
- In love with a tycoon book
Description
To avenge his mother's mistreatment at the hands of her upper-crust employer, self-made real estate tycoon Marcus Pearson needs entree into their exclusive world. When D.C. socialite Pamela Harrington comes to him for help, Marcus realizes the golden admission ticket he's been seeking has suddenly fallen into his lap. Pamela will do anything to save her favorite cause, even agree to a marriage of convenience. The altruistic "it-girl" isn't worried about the pretend passion with Marcus turning real; she's sworn off powerful, driven men who use her for her family's connections. So she'll deny the way her pulse races with one look from his crystalline blue eyes. And he'll ignore the way his body throbs with each kiss from her full lips. Because there's no way he'll lose his blue-collar heart to the blue-blooded beauty . In Love with a Tycoon Series- Tracey Livesay 1) -DNR- Tycoon's Socialite Bride (Marcus Pearson & Pamela Harrington) 2) Pretending with the Playboy (Carter Richardson & Lauren Olsen)
First Sentence
Arcing back, Marcus Pearson swung his driver and hit the ball off the eighteenth tee at Congressional Country Club, the contact reverberating up his arms. The ball soared through the air and landed a third of the way down the fairway. He smiled and let the golf club slide through his fingers. Next to him, his friend and attorney, Carter Richardson, whistled. “Hiring a golf pro seems to be a good investment, after all.
Subjects
Places
People
Series Statement
- In Love with the Tycoon
Other Editions
- The tycoon's socialite bride
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