Bøger af Tina De Rosa

Living a carefree existence in the town of Olivehurst, California, Danny Krasnof and his best friend Carl Layton were leading voices in the conspiracy theory movement and just the mere mention of the Illuminati would send their pulses racing. In the past Danny and Carl had survived many close scrapes regarding their risky activities, but after the latest protest landed Danny in an interrogation chamber the horrific memories haunted him and he was unable to get on with his life in Olivehurst. Weighed by the pressures of conformity, Carl decided to return home to Australia and convinced Danny to join him in travelling across the other side of the world. After both of them commenced working at the Marston Hill estate, a paradise on earth, Danny's life was finally getting back to normal. When Carl learns the devious hidden secret about Trillionaire Marcus Montague, their boss, he is driven to desperate measures to stop him in his tracks. As always, Carl's radical vision of an apocalyptic future drags Danny into a fateful chain of events against his will. more than ever Carl is determined to prevail at protecting the masses from what he believes will destroy our free society by elite groups who are dedicated to global control behind the scenes of puppet governments.

Life for Vienna Mancini isn't easy. As a first generation Australian, she is expected to endure and perpetuate the traditions - and feuds - of her Italian family. Marry young. Have kids and keep house. And most importantly, stay away from the Valentinos. Already caught between her own desires and wishes of her family, things become even more complicated when she falls for the enemy - the handsome and charming Paolo Valentino. Knowing her family would never approve, Vienna attempts to suppress her feelings and move on with her life. When her Nonna Giovanna reveals a long hidden secret, however, Vienna finds the line between the traditional and the taboo beginning to blur, and for the first time ever, must decide for herself what is it she really wants. Taboo combines Italian history, forbidden romance, and warring families to create a tantalizing tale of love, womanhood, and culture.

Coming to terms with her mother's passing and disappointed with her monotonous ten year marriage to Aiden, a manic depressive, Brooklyn Devereaux often veered into naughty territory, seeking passion and fulfilment, only to be left feeling empty and restless. After several bad experiences, Brooklyn who was desperate to change her ways and head for new horizons, took on a career challenge. Her boss, Jake Karrington, a perfectionist executive who was haunted by his past was as sexy as he was dominating and controlling. Gradually becoming obsessed with her, he recognises her deliciously submissive nature and tries to pull her into his world of sensual submission and sexual fetishes. Although vowing to never go down that path again, the idea of submitting to Jake was darkly arousing. Was she able to control how deeply she allowed herself to become entangled with him and would that choice somehow cost her a career, her marriage or perhaps a life?

Damon and Sheridan Reyne had everything anyone could ever want. Two beautiful children, a lavish house in the prestigious suburbs and a healthy bank account, but there was one thing missing, so Damon thought. Bored with the maddening monotony of monogamy, Damon craved passion and excitement, while Sheridan was happy to exist in her cocoon of marital mediocrity. When Damon realised his wife was caught in a sexual rut and had no intentions to change her complaisant ways, their seemingly perfect marriage started to disintegrate. Forced to give her an ultimatum, he confronted her about spicing things up in the bedroom and making an effort to save the physical side of their relationship. Unsure if she wanted to participate, but wanting desperately to save their marriage, she nervously decided to see what the fuss was all about, discovering there were more facets to holy matrimony than meets the eye. The Swap is a sexy comedy which reminds us not to take life too seriously and make the most of what we have.