Bøger af Natasha Moore

Her Royal Romance #2 After almost getting kidnapped, Princess Angelina is swept away by royal bodyguard Rico Santori to a small, secluded village for her protection. Always the good girl, the obedient daughter, the proper princess, Angie's tired of putting her own desires - her own life! - on hold. She could have been killed in the kidnapping attempt and never known the ecstasy of making love with a passionate man. Angelina has had a crush on the strong, loyal Rico for years and while they hide out, pretending to be a newlywed couple, she decides to practice her seductive skills on him. This is Rico's last job for the royal family. He's leaving to build his own life, opening his own security firm. Angie is smart and pretty but she's royalty and he's just the hired muscle. But as the days go by, her attempts at seduction try the calm patience he's known for. He warns her they can only share a bed until he returns her safely to the palace. But when danger strikes again, it may be too late to explore the love they never expected to find.

Eve Corcoran hates being a cliché, but after her husband leaves her for a younger woman, she's surprised how much she enjoys being on her own. When the empty nester hires the contractor next door to renovate her new apartment, her surprising feelings for him threaten to turn her new life upside down. After Rick Best lost his wife, he never expected to fall in love again, especially not with the mother of his daughter's best friend. He's gone on enough rescue calls with the volunteer fire department to know life can change forever in an instant, and he can't understand why Eve resists grabbing a second chance at happiness. Rick wants her to choose a life with him, but Eve is holding on tight to her newly-found independence. As she keeps pushing Rick away, however, being on her own starts to feel a whole lot like being lonely.

After years of playing it safe, Bonnie Petrowski's first attempt at being wild and spontaneous leaves her spinning off the road during a blinding snowstorm. The sassy widow has few regrets, but never owning up to her feelings for her late husband's best friend is one of them. And now it might be too late. Firefighter Joe Waterman isn't going to let a little thing like a blizzard stop him from getting the hell away from his big empty house. He doesn't get far, however, before discovering a small car buried in the snow. When he recognizes his friend's widow inside, his unwanted attraction to her still blazes hot enough to melt the snow piling up around them. After he rescues her, not only do the sparks continue to zap between them - Bonnie wants to talk about their feelings for each other. Joe made a promise years ago and he's bound to keep it. Even if it means he and Bonnie can never have a chance at forever together.

Art professor Anita Delgado spends eleven months of the year working. July is her month to cut loose, paint, and pick a guy to make the summer memorable. But this year she isn't in a tropical location with an exotic man like she'd planned. She's stuck in small-town USA dealing with a lake house she doesn't want, inherited from a grandmother she never knew. A summer fling might be the only thing to get her through the next few weeks.Salvage specialist Noah Colburn is running for mayor. If he doesn't, an absolute idiot is going to ruin his beloved town. So he's stepping up. It's what he does-with his teenage daughters, with the family business, and now with Lakeside. But when the newest resident of the town asks him to renovate her grandmother's house-and have a four-week fling -he's tempted. Tempted to step out of the mold and take just one thing for himself. But the gossip mill in the town is notorious. Anita's learning it's hard to have a fling when the town follows your every move, and it's even harder when the July guy makes it clear one month is never going to be enough...

A night of passion leaves the princess pregnant. Birgitte, the "Ice Princess" of Stagatland escapes her narrow and empty royal existence with mindless partying. A wild night with a handsome olive farmer leaves her with a problem that can only be solved one way...a marriage of convenience. Raised by cold and judgmental parents, Birgitte knows nothing of love but is determined to do her duty to the royal line. With royal blood in his own veins, Nardo Gullotti is a man of honor and proposes as soon as Birgitte mentions her pregnancy. But passionate and earthy Nardo can't be satisfied with a marriage in name only. He is entranced by the lovely Birgitte and determined to shatter the ice around her heart...by any means necessary. Her Royal Romance series Her Royal Masquerade #1 (Vittorio and Mia) Her Royal Bodyguard #2 (Rico and Angelina) Her Royal Rendezvous #2.5 (Tony and Liliana) Her Royal Mistake #3 (Nardo and Birgitte)

Rachel Bradford is finally living her dream as the star of her own interior design show. But ratings are slipping, and if she wants to save the show, she has to set an episode in the hometown she fled. Worst of all, she's going to have to work with the cocky bad boy who humiliated her. Single dad, Beckett Colburn plans to turn an old fire station into a neighborhood bar. He's blindsided when he discovers his family made a deal to turn his dream into a reality TV project. He'd rather run into a burning building than work with his childhood nemesis-on camera. But it's not easy with a TV crew in town stirring up trouble, spreading rumors, creating buzz. Not to mention the inconvenient sudden attraction that sparks every time Rachel and Beckett fight.

Her Royal Romance book #1 Time is running out for Prince Vittorio. His father's health is failing and he must find a royal bride. Fast. He's never forgotten his glimpse of a beautiful Scandinavian princess and lures her to his Mediterranean country with an invitation to his father's birthday ball. He'd planned to propose a marriage agreement as cold as her icy reputation, but then he discovers she's as colorful and warm as a summer sunset. The heat between them flares red-hot and when she allows him to seduce her, Vittorio sees his future unfolding just as he had planned. But what he doesn't know is that the woman in his bed is not a princess at all. The last thing schoolteacher Mia Holmberg expects when she masquerades as her royal cousin is to be swept off her feet by a charming prince. The incredible night in Vittorio's arms is like a fairy tale come true, but she'd never want the life of a real princess, with all its pomp and politics. Knowing they can never have a future together, she slips out of his bed and back to reality, where she belongs. But Vittorio discovers the deception and kidnaps Mia back to his palace, demanding she be his mistress until the real princess appears. Despite her attempts to stay aloof, Mia soon learns there's more to the prince than arrogance and attitude, but now she's in danger of falling in love with a man she can never have.

What's the fun when you don't bet to win? Single mom Melanie Hayes should absolutely, completely, and totally not be attracted to her next door neighbor. Nick Campagna can be her friend, her secret crush, or just the arrogant -and unavoidably handsome-jerk next door, but nothing more. Because, even though it was a million years ago, he's also her sister's ex. And now, with Lakeside's Battle of the Businesses in full swing, Nick's also Melanie's competition. Their families have always been competitive, so it's no surprise to anyone that they're playing for more than just bragging rights. With a coveted piece of land on the line, Nick isn't backing down. Maybe he can't help noticing that the tomboy he knew as a kid has turned into a stunning redhead. Maybe he is attracted to Melanie. Ridiculously so. But as real as this feels, Nick knows this is one game he definitely can't win. They've known each other long enough that it's definitely not love at first sight. But attraction can happen in an instant. And this is one wager where winning is nowhere near as fun as playing the game...

Faced with the chaos and banality of modern, everyday life, a number of Victorian poets sought innovative ways of writing about the unpoetic present in their verse. Their varied efforts are recognisably akin, not least in their development of mixed verse-forms that fused novel and epic to create something equal to the miscellaneousness of the age.