High Hills Series Series by Chandra Allen

The twenty-five years old, Jane Williams wakes up feeling nauseous and hurting all over. She is living with her old aunt, who is blind and needs constant care, and still unmarried. The first thought that comes to her mind that morning, however, was that she might be pregnant, as about two months ago she did something very stupid and let Richard Hardstone have her. The man is the richest person in the High Hills town, Colorado, and a well known rake Lord... moreThe twenty-five years old, Jane Williams wakes up feeling nauseous and hurting all over. She is living with her old aunt, who is blind and needs constant care, and still unmarried. The first thought that comes to her mind that morning, however, was that she might be pregnant, as about two months ago she did something very stupid and let Richard Hardstone have her. The man is the richest person in the High Hills town, Colorado, and a well known rake Lord. Jane had been in love with him since they were at school together and is unable to resist him, no matter how wrong what they were doing was. On the other hand, Richard Hardstone is used to be admired by women and had never found it difficult to have one. All that until he meets again with Jane Williams. The shy and lonely girl is constantly saying no to him, no matter what he says or does. However, during the town’s festival, Richard manages to take her away from her friends and Jane couldn’t resist him any longer. Now, two months later she is pregnant, unmarried and all alone in the world. Should she tell him about the pregnancy or would Richard find the truth on his own? Note: Contains Explicit Scenes of Passion and Desire. Intended For Adult Eyes Only! less

When Richard asks Jane to marry him, he is thinking to do the right thing for their unborn child. Thoughts about love and partnership never accutaly pass through his mind. For almost a week Jane refuses to have anything to do with him, but when she tells about the pregnancy to her aunt, she convinces her to do the right thing for the sake of the baby. Richard makes all the arrangements and they marry during a lavish ceremony, which makes Jane feel even more insignificant... moreWhen Richard asks Jane to marry him, he is thinking to do the right thing for their unborn child. Thoughts about love and partnership never accutaly pass through his mind. For almost a week Jane refuses to have anything to do with him, but when she tells about the pregnancy to her aunt, she convinces her to do the right thing for the sake of the baby. Richard makes all the arrangements and they marry during a lavish ceremony, which makes Jane feel even more insignificant. Richard’s mother and sisters are not especially happy to have her into their home and try to make her life difficult. Her new husband notices nothing at first, but when one of the servants points out the problem, he defends his wife. Between them there are still too many unsaid things, but Jane cannot overcome her prejudice about the man and he still has to learn what it is to be married. One month after the marriage, they tell the family about the pregnancy, but Jane was already starting to show. The baby is born prematurely, but thanks to Richard’s power and money no one speaks about the fact. There is something new starting to grow between them. Note: Contains Explicit Scenes of Passion and Desire. Intended For Adult Eyes Only! less

The third book shows how the baby gives new meaning to Jane ’s life, while Richard continues to do his work and has little time for his family. At Christmas, the family gives a big feast and for the first time Jane meets with Richard’s cousins from the East, Ian and Elisabeth. Sadly, the two young cousins couldn’t accept Richard’s choice of wife. Elisabeth had always wanted to be the new Mrs. Richard Hardstone and, therefore, sees Jane as an imposter... moreThe third book shows how the baby gives new meaning to Jane ’s life, while Richard continues to do his work and has little time for his family. At Christmas, the family gives a big feast and for the first time Jane meets with Richard’s cousins from the East, Ian and Elisabeth. Sadly, the two young cousins couldn’t accept Richard’s choice of wife. Elisabeth had always wanted to be the new Mrs. Richard Hardstone and, therefore, sees Jane as an imposter. During the next week, there are a few confrontations between the two women and between Richard and Jane. The young mother is hurt and tries to stay out of the way, taking care of her child and her aunt, but Richard would not accept that. He wants her by his side and during an outing in the mountain, Elisabeth scares Jane’s horse and she gets hurt. Unfortunately for Elisabeth, instead of leaving his wife to go home alone, Richard sends them to continue the trip and returns back whit Jane. The two of them stop to rest near a small stream and that is where they finally open to each other. Richard is surprised to find out that Jane secretly has feelings for him and confesses to her that he had fallen in love with her the moment he saw her for the first Note: Contains Explicit Scenes of Passion and Desire. Intended For Adult Eyes Only! less