
Roulette
Megan Mulry
(Author)Description
Megan Mulry, USA Today bestselling author and recipient of NPR's Best Book of 2012 (A Royal Pain), takes readers on a sexy, stylish journey of high-stakes passion in her latest book. Roulette was hailed as a Best New Romance Novel by the Washington Post.
Miki Durand has always dodged the limelight. As the illegitimate daughter of a French movie star and a Russian billionaire, she craves a normal life--and it's almost within reach. She's up for a tenure-track position and has a perfect-on-paper boyfriend. What more could a woman want?
But when an unforeseen tragedy knocks her off cruise control, Miki finds herself leaving sunny LA for cosmopolitan St. Petersburg. With the fate of her father's international business in her hands, she comes face-to-face with the ultimate temptation: corporate rival Jérôme Michel de Villiers. He's everything she never thought she wanted, and their sizzling attraction soon sparks into an all-consuming flame.
Notoriously risk-averse, Miki knows it would be a gamble to fall for the sexy French playboy. But for the first time in her life, she's ready to take a chance and let the chips fall where they may.
Product Details
Publisher | Montlake Romance |
Publish Date | December 02, 2014 |
Pages | 296 |
Language | English |
Type | |
EAN/UPC | 9781477826706 |
Dimensions | 8.0 X 6.4 X 0.8 inches | 0.8 pounds |
About the Author
Megan Mulry writes sexy, stylish, romantic fiction. Her first book, A Royal Pain, was an NPR Best Book of 2012 and a USA Today bestseller. Before discovering her passion for romance novels, she worked in magazine publishing and finance. After many years in New York, Boston, London, and Chicago, she now lives with her family in Florida.
Reviews
"[Roulette] harkens back to the vintage romantic sagas many romance readers cut their teeth on. A sexy, intense romance set against a deluxe backdrop." --Kirkus Reviews
"You just need to read it." --Heroes and Heartbreakers
"A delicious tour of the bright lights and larger-than-life personalities of Paris, Hollywood, Cannes, and St. Petersburg." --The Washington Post
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