Blurb to follow after quotes From "Italian Baby Shock" about Aristophanes Katsaros: "renowned mathematical genius and self-made billionaire owner of one of the biggest finance companies on the planet." "Aristophanes, who rarely paid much attention to anything that wasn’t equations or financial algorithms and had long made it known that he wasn’t interested in having a family of his own," "Aristophanes was famous for having his assistants choose and manage his lovers, including putting them into his schedule, since he was far too busy to manage them himself. Cesare had asked him on more than one occasion what he did if his assistants chose someone he wasn’t attracted to and Aristophanes had merely shrugged and told him that was impossible, since his assistants rigorously followed the checklist Aristophanes had given them." can't wait to see how the author can turn that guy into swoonworthy character in a romance novel he's sapiosexual - how can this be a HEA? *Scandalous Heirs - Jackie Ashenden 1) Italian Baby Shock (Cesare Donati & Lark Edwards) 1.5) Reclaimed by the Billionaire (Niccolo Bianchi & Emily) Emily's the Donati's nanny [read at Harlequin.com] 2) Twins That Bind (Aristophanes Katsaros & Nell Underwood)
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