Robin lost her older brother Simon in a car accident, and a woman driving in the opposite lane was also killed. That woman’s brother, Cesare, assumes that Simon was completely at fault for the accident and plans a clever, ruthless revenge: he uses his overwhelming economic power to force Robin into marrying him! Robin tries to fight the forced matrimony, but when that epitome of manliness Cesare pulls her into a rough kiss, all her strength leaves her body…

Grieving Sicilian billionaire Cesare Gambrelli is bent on vengeance. His plan is simple: to bed, then wed beautiful Robin Ingram, to make her pay for her brother’s mistake. But revenge cannot prevent his fascination with his innocent bride. . .

Count Wolf Gambrelli annoyed, irritated… and aroused her. Angelica tried to hate the Sicilian, but couldn't get him out of her head! Wolf had been chosen to protect her, and Angelica hoped her body would not betray her under the intense scrutiny of his gaze. It was clear that Wolf wanted Angelica—and he'd stop at nothing to bed her….

Was Luc short for Lucifer? Darci wondered, because Luc Gambrelli was the most sinfully tempting man she'd ever encountered! Her plan was simple: she'd teach womanizer Luc a lesson by leading him on then dumping him. But the irresistible Sicilian turned the tables on Darci! Unable to resist Luc's seduction, Darci feared he'd discover she wasn't a sophisticated tease, but was an innocent—and in way over her head!

Sophie Gruebella is happy with her single life— until she overhears her friends discussing why she's still single! Could this be why she falls into bed with a man who's her complete opposite? Cooper Smith is as driven as he's drop-dead gorgeous! Cooper has life all planned out and his night with Sophie was amazing, but—on mutual agreement—not to be repeated. Three months later: the stick has turned pink. Sophie's expecting…and Cooper has just proposed a shotgun marriage….

The Greek tycoon… Kyros Pavlidis is a multibillionaire, used to buying whatever he wants. An overwhelming attraction… Kyros sweeps Alice off her feet but he has an ulterior motive-marriage! The marriage merger… Once Alice is wearing Kyros's ring, she discovers he wants a wife for necessity and not love….

Following one’s desires becomes a very risky business venture. As far as secretary Gina Leighton is concerned, billionaire businessman Harry Breedon has never shown more than a professional interest in her. Why should he? Plain and plump, Gina knows she’s hardly trophy-wife material. But Harry has noticed her—sexy curves and all—and now that Gina has another job offer, he’ll have to act fast. This handsome tycoon is determined to seduce her into staying—even if that means making her his wife.

There’s no way he would ever forget this woman, so how is she the mother of his child? A passionate puzzle from the USA Today–bestselling author. Scarlet Smith has kept millionaire Roman O’Hagan’s child hidden from him—and now the arrogant Italian is determined to discover why a woman he’s never slept with is claiming to have his son! Can she keep the truth behind the baby’s birth a secret? Not when Roman wants to take his revenge . . . by sharing Scarlet’s bed!

Life has taught Prince Vereham al a'Karim bin Hakar to control his emotions. Duty to his kingdom drives the enigmatic sheikh. But one unexpected, intensely sexy encounter with inexperienced Samantha McLellan shakes Vere's steely control. And when he discovers that Sam could be betraying his country, he decides to blackmail her—into being his mistress!

The wealthy head of a security company gets a second chance with a beautiful princess in this classic contemporary romance by a USA Today bestseller. Sebastian Hawk is a master in business and in the bedroom. There is no place for emotion in his world. Lina is a headstrong and reckless princess in need of protection, and Sebastian is called in to provide round-the-clock security. Her provocative innocence is too enticing, and Sebastian loses his legendary self-control and beds her . . . only to discover she’s still a virgin. . . . Originally published in 2007.