Yvonne Lindsay - In the Argentine's Bed / Secret Baby, Public Affair

What on earth was I thinking? Susannah asked herself. How could I have given myself to this man?

She swallowed hard. The sun glinted off Amado’s proud profile. His sleeves were rolled up to reveal tanned and muscled forearms. He was gorgeous.

But that was no excuse. She’d have to do her best to stay far away from him while he was in New York. Then he’d go back to Argentina and no one would be any the wiser.

“Why are you backing away from me?”

She froze, unaware that her body had been trying to put a safe distance between them. “I’m not.”

“Yes, you are.” He took a step towards her. Desire throbbed in her veins as her body responded to the raw power of his gesture. “But don’t think you can walk away from me now…”

“How long were you going to wait before telling me?” he demanded, his voice like velvet over steel.

She decided to try to bluff him out, then abruptly changed tack, choosing to attack him on his own terms. “I could ask you the same thing. How long were you going to wait before telling me you’d bought this building? I never stood a chance to buy out, did I?”

“You would have known in good time, Blair. Now, it is not like you to be unwell and I assume it can be due to only one thing. So, I will ask you again. How long were you going to wait before telling me you were pregnant?”

“Until never!”

“Wrong answer.”

He covered the short distance between them in the blink of an eye. One arm curved around her back, holding her captive against his body. And, darn it, her body responded instantly to his touch.

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Excerpt In the Argentine’s Bed by Jennifer Lewis What on earth was I thinking? Susannah asked herself. How could I have given myself to this man? She swallowed hard. The sun glinted off Amado’s proud profile. His sleeves were rolled up to reveal tanned and muscled forearms. He was gorgeous. But that was no excuse. She’d have to do her best to stay far away from him while he was in New York. Then he’d go back to Argentina and no one would be any the wiser. “Why are you backing away from me?” She froze, unaware that her body had been trying to put a safe distance between them. “I’m not.” “Yes, you are.” He took a step towards her. Desire throbbed in her veins as her body responded to the raw power of his gesture. “But don’t think you can walk away from me now…”

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In The Argentine's Bed In The Argentine’s Bed By

Dear Reader Dear Reader, The seed for this book was planted while I was out walking with my friend and neighbour, Ana, and she mentioned that her family came from Argentina’s wine country. Once I learned that the Mendoza wine-growing region is nestled at the foot of the majestic Andes mountains and irrigated by melt water from the snowy peaks, I became fascinated. In recent years the area has experienced a boom in productivity and popularity, since local altitudes and sun exposure combine to create a terroir that produces unique and intense flavours. I learned a lot about the passionate wine makers of the area and their beautiful estates from www.vinesofmendoza.com and naturally I also enjoyed some delicious liquid research. This land of colourful history, breathtaking scenery and rich flavours seemed the perfect setting for a tale of intrigue and passion. I hope you enjoy Susannah and Amado’s story. Jennifer Lewis

About the Author Jennifer Lewis has been dreaming up stories for as long as she can remember and is thrilled to be able to share them with readers. She has lived on both sides of the Atlantic and worked in media and the arts before she grew bold enough to put pen to paper. Happily settled in New York with her family, she would love to hear from readers at jen@jen-lewis.com. Visit her website at www.jenlewis.com.

Dedication To Ana, my ally in many adventures.

Acknowledgment Acknowledgement: Thanks once again to the generous people who read this book while I was writing it, including Amanda, Anne, Betty, Carol, Cynthia and Leeanne, and my agent Andrea. Special thanks to Liliana and Marina, creators of www.universeofromance.com.ar/harlequineras for their enthusiasm and assistance.

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Epilogue

Secret Baby, Public Affair

Dear Reader

About the Author

Dedication

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Chapter Thirteen

Chapter Fourteen

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Dear Reader,

The seed for this book was planted while I was out walking with my friend and neighbour, Ana, and she mentioned that her family came from Argentina’s wine country. Once I learned that the Mendoza wine-growing region is nestled at the foot of the majestic Andes mountains and irrigated by melt water from the snowy peaks, I became fascinated.

In recent years the area has experienced a boom in productivity and popularity, since local altitudes and sun exposure combine to create a terroir that produces unique and intense flavours. I learned a lot about the passionate wine makers of the area and their beautiful estates from www.vinesofmendoza.com and naturally I also enjoyed some delicious liquid research.

This land of colourful history, breathtaking scenery and rich flavours seemed the perfect setting for a tale of intrigue and passion. I hope you enjoy Susannah and Amado’s story.

Jennifer Lewis

Jennifer Lewishas been dreaming up stories for as long as she can remember and is thrilled to be able to share them with readers. She has lived on both sides of the Atlantic and worked in media and the arts before she grew bold enough to put pen to paper. Happily settled in New York with her family, she would love to hear from readers at jen@jen-lewis.com. Visit her website at www.jenlewis.com.

To Ana, my ally in many adventures.

Thanks once again to the generous people who read

this book while I was writing it, including Amanda,

Anne, Betty, Carol, Cynthia and Leeanne, and my agent