Bücher der Reihe Bachelor Brothers of Sydney

If losing each other the first time was devastating, leaving the second time might prove impossible. Aiden Black decided the moment he lost his parents at sixteen that loving someone meant losing them too. Now he enjoys his one night stands and the notoriety of being a love 'em and leave 'em playboy. As long as the women he sleeps with understand the rules, he's fine with that. Then his old school crush takes part in the nightclub auction and he can't resist bidding and winning her for the night. After all, he was on the cusp of admitting his feelings for her before his parents' deaths put an end to it all, it's now beyond time he expels her from his past for good. Luna Morgan never got over the hurt and betrayal of Aiden turning his back on her at the tender age of sixteen. All these years later she'll do whatever it takes to reignite his interest before she gets to be the one who leaves him this time. But will spending one incredible night with her flame from the past be enough to douse her feelings, or will it reignite them hotter than ever?

Will saving her father's crumbling estate cost her everything? Liam Black hides a sensitive side. If losing his parents was a tragedy, then finding out his father had been unfaithful to his wife-Liam's mother-is a tragedy Liam can't even begin to process. It leaves him questioning everything he's ever known. If his parents' happy marriage was a sham, what hope has he got to find a woman to love and settle down with? Not even his two brothers' happy relationships can convince him otherwise. Then he sees the fearless, gorgeous woman on stage at a once yearly charity auction-a woman he met once and can't stop thinking about-and despite his cynicism, his heart is lost. Harper Franks isn't going to let a little pre-auction nerves get to her now. Not if it means snaring the billionaire sheikh she hopes to attract. She'll do anything to pay the debts inherited from her father and rebuild his bed and breakfast. What she doesn't expect is for Liam to outbid the sheikh with a figure that surely not even an infamous Black brother can afford? So why don't her financial woes seem half as bad when she's in his arms? She'll just have to figure out some other way to save her inheritance, because there is no way in hell she'll add to Liam's burden with her own problems.