Hot-Blooded Husbands Books in Order
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The Hot-Blooded Husbands series features romantic tales centered on complex relationships between strong-willed protagonists and powerful men, often involving mistaken identities, second chances, and unresolved pasts. Each story explores themes of love, redemption, and the challenges of reconnecting with someone from the past. Set in diverse locations including the Middle East and Greece, the series focuses on emotional reconnection and the tension between duty and desire.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Michelle Reid
Millionaire Ethan Hayes considers Eve a spoilt rich girl bent on bringing men to their knees, but after she is senselessly attacked, he offers to…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Michelle Reid
Half Arab prince, half French, Rafiq Al-Qadim wears his pride like a suit of armor, as Melanie discovered when she fell in love with him eight years…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Michelle Reid
A year after Leona left her husband, Sheikh Hassan ben Khalifa Al-Qadim, she misses him but sees no point in staying since she failed to give him the…
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Buy on Amazon2003 · Michelle Reid
Greek tycoon Leandros Petronades married Isobel after a wild affair, but the marriage crashed within a year. Three years later he wants to finalize…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Hot-Blooded Husbands books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Ethan's Temptress Bride”. Start with “Ethan's Temptress Bride.”
How many books are in the Hot-Blooded Husbands series?
We list 4 books by Michelle Reid , published between 2002–2003.
Where can I buy the Hot-Blooded Husbands books?
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