3 Book(s) Related to gulliver's travels short summary

Elle était revenue pour enterrer son père. À la place, elle fut contrainte d'épouser le fils de son ennemi.

Rosalind Marlow revient à Paris pour régler les affaires de son père, autrefois l'un des parrains les plus redoutés de la mafia de la ville, pour découvrir qu'il est mort aux côtés de son plus grand rival… et a laissé derrière lui un contrat la liant au fils de ce rival.

Viktor Marino est froid, calculateur et terriblement magnétique.

Rosa n'a aucune intention de devenir le pion de qui que ce soit, ni dans le deuil, ni dans les affaires, et encore moins au lit. Mais Viktor joue un jeu de longue haleine, et à chaque regard, chaque défi, il l'attire plus profondément dans un monde de secrets, de pouvoir, et de passion brûlante.

Elle a été élevée pour être intouchable.
Il est né pour conquérir.

Et dans l'espace entre vengeance et désir, qui va perdre le contrôle en premier ?
(Contient des contenus matures et sombres)


EXTRAIT
"Il était difficile de se concentrer quand sa paume taquinait mes plis, entourant mon clitoris jusqu'à ce que je puisse à peine respirer.

‘Pourquoi voudrais-tu laisser cela derrière toi ?’ grogna-t-il à mon oreille, sa poitrine vibrante contre mon dos.

Parce que je ne peux pas te faire confiance. Parce que je ne sais pas ce que je veux.

‘Parce que c'est cruel,’ murmurai-je.

Puis il se retira, me laissant tremblante, désespérée, et furieuse."

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Également par l'auteur : Chasser la Reine Hybride (romance sombre avec métamorphes).

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La bête reconnaît sa fiancée.
La voix résonne dans l'esprit d'Adélaïde alors que des yeux cramoisis la clouent au sol du cachot.
"Fiancée ?" La princesse tremble, nue et droguée.
Elle ne sait rien des liens lunaires ou des rois loups—seulement que son royaume brûlera dans trois lunes.

Un Roi Maudit. Une Princesse Espionne. Un Marché Mortel.

Depuis 300 ans, le Roi Loup sauvage Lycanthar se déchaîne dans sa prison de fer, noyé dans une soif de sang et une folie—une malédiction née de la vengeance des vampires, enchaînant son peuple à une faim éternelle.

La princesse Adélaïde d'Eldoria s'offre comme appât. Sa mission : infiltrer la forteresse des loups-garous, découvrir leur faiblesse et sauver son peuple. Son déguisement : une esclave marquée pour le lit de la bête.

Mais lorsque les crocs de Lycanthar effleurent sa gorge et que ses griffes s'emparent de son corps, un pouvoir ancien s'embrase—l'Éveil de la Fiancée de la Lune.

Elle est sa compagne destinée. La seule clé de son esprit brisé. Le prix que chaque commandant loup tuerait pour posséder.

Dans un monde imbibé de sang et lié par la lumière de la lune, la danse entre le prédateur et la princesse commence—et un seul survivra à la tempête à venir.

Parfait pour les fans de romance fantastique sombre, d'ennemis devenus amants, et de compagnons prédestinés.