Call me bitch Series by Emma Green

Jude Montgomery, the incorrigible billionaire dandy and Joséphine Merlin, the bad-tempered and foul-mouthed beauty, are entrusted with the care of little Birdie: a three-year-old princess whose loaded father, Emmett Rochester, is relaxing in Bermuda with his love... moreJude Montgomery, the incorrigible billionaire dandy and Joséphine Merlin, the bad-tempered and foul-mouthed beauty, are entrusted with the care of little Birdie: a three-year-old princess whose loaded father, Emmett Rochester, is relaxing in Bermuda with his love. A nice set-up to get the best friend of the one together with the twin sister of the other? If only… Get the worst baby-sitters and the best enemies in the world together under one London roof, add a spoiled-rotten child, and let simmer for two weeks. The worst plan ever, or a recipe for a spicy, passionate affair with generous helpings of love, conflict, humor and desire? Emma Green will carry you away in her new series, Call me Bitch , where every rule and every role is reversed by the two heroes, Jude and Joe. You’ll also keep up with Emmett and Sidonie, the lord and the nanny from Call me Baby . Call me Bitch by Emma Green: Volume 1 of 6 Spin-off of Call me Baby – Can be read separately. *** Emma Lucie Margaret Green was born in 1980 in Los Angeles. Being both French and American, she grew up between the two cultures and her novels include characters in passionate romances on both sides of the Atlantic. One Hundred Facets of Mr. Diamonds was her first book. First published electronically, it was such a success that it went on to be a bookstore bestseller. Her recent series The Billionaire's Desires appeared on bestseller lists for many weeks. After Call me Baby , Call me Bitch is her fourth series published by Addictive Publishing. less

Gaining little Birdie’s trust: that battle is – almost – won. Cohabiting with Jude Montgomery: done. Making him run for the hills: also done. But jumping him isn’t really part of the young baby-sitter’s schedule. The pretty bitch and the British dandy have many reasons to get closer, and – who knows – to find each other. But they’d rather keep fighting, hating each other, and ruining everything… And they still have two weeks to go... moreGaining little Birdie’s trust: that battle is – almost – won. Cohabiting with Jude Montgomery: done. Making him run for the hills: also done. But jumping him isn’t really part of the young baby-sitter’s schedule. The pretty bitch and the British dandy have many reasons to get closer, and – who knows – to find each other. But they’d rather keep fighting, hating each other, and ruining everything… And they still have two weeks to go. Challenge accepted! Another rendezvous with Joe, Jude, and their striking personalities in this second volume of the Call me Bitch series by Emma Green, author of the fresh and spicy romance novels which have already conquered the hearts of thousands of readers around the world! Call me Bitch by Emma Green: volume 2 of 6 Spin-off from Call me Baby – may be read separately. *** Emma Lucie Margaret Green was born in 1980 in Los Angeles. Being both French and American, she grew up between the two cultures and her novels include characters in passionate romances on both sides of the Atlantic. One Hundred Facets of Mr. Diamonds was her first book. First published electronically, it was such a success that it went on to be a bookstore bestseller. Her recent series The Billionaire's Desires appeared on bestseller lists for many weeks. After Call me Baby , Call me Bitch is her fourth series published by Addictive Publishing. less

Babysit for a month for a billionaire: check. Fill up the coffers: check. Get back to your apartment, your roommate, and your former life: check. Now what? Without the spoiled-rotten little Birdie to fill her days, without the handsome and unbearable Jude to fill her mind, what is left for Joséphine? Time, money, and a pile of memories. Will the French girl with a strong personality really be able to behave . . moreBabysit for a month for a billionaire: check. Fill up the coffers: check. Get back to your apartment, your roommate, and your former life: check. Now what? Without the spoiled-rotten little Birdie to fill her days, without the handsome and unbearable Jude to fill her mind, what is left for Joséphine? Time, money, and a pile of memories. Will the French girl with a strong personality really be able to behave . . . and stay far away from the dandy? In this third installment of Call me Bitch , follow the rest of Jude and Joe’s adventures: neither has said their last word! Call me Bitch by Emma Green: volume 3 of 6 Spin-off of Call me Baby – may be read separately. *** Emma Lucie Margaret Green was born in 1980 in Los Angeles. Being both French and American, she grew up between the two cultures and her novels include characters in passionate romances on both sides of the Atlantic. One Hundred Facets of Mr. Diamonds was her first book. First published electronically, it was such a success that it went on to become a bookstore bestseller. Her recent series The Billionaire's Desires appeared on bestseller lists for many weeks. After Call me Baby , Call me Bitch is her fourth series published by Addictive Publishing. less

Joséphine Merlin and Jude Montgomery do not belong to the same worlds: that much is an undeniable fact. She has also been the victim of assault and traumatized for life – so moving forward together is not easy... moreJoséphine Merlin and Jude Montgomery do not belong to the same worlds: that much is an undeniable fact. She has also been the victim of assault and traumatized for life – so moving forward together is not easy. And yet, when they are together under the same roof, they are inexorably drawn to one another: they search for each other, send each other packing, and still always end up finding each other… From Mayfair to the City, via Hyde Park's lake, how far will Emma Green take this explosive duo? Find out in this fourth episode of Call me Bitch . Call me Bitch by Emma Green: volume 4 of 6 Spin-off of Call me Baby – May be read separately. less