DAILY DEALS: First ever Nora Roberts book and others
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All He Wants by C. C. Gibbs $ 0.99
From the Jacket Copy:
ALL HE WANTS
Dominic Knight is a man who is always in control. A self-made billionaire by the age of twenty-three, a genius of innovation, and CEO of a global tech empire, Knight always gets what he wants. And he wants Kate Hart. . .
A rising star of cyber forensics, Kate is well aware of Knight’s reputation as a master manipulator, uncompromising leader, and demanding lover. But she’s determined to stay cool and professional-no matter how hot and bothered her new boss makes her feel.
First he appears in her dreams. Then he comes to her in the night. And so begins a journey of erotic awakening and discovery as rich and powerful as Knight himself. In locales from the sultry red-light district of Amsterdam to the private sexual playgrounds of Hong Kong, Kate will shed every inhibition and surrender every part of herself-body, mind, and soul-to give her lover all he craves, all he needs, and all he demands .
The Lady Vanishes by Nicole Camden $ 1.99
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The first in a brand-new series by erotic romance sensation Nicole Camden, featuring sexy magicians and ladies whose desires tempt them ever deeper into a world they don’t quite understand. Make sure to check out the second and third installments of the Billionaire Tricksters of Boston series, A French Whipping and Lie in the Moment.
Billionaire tech genius and inventor Milton Shaw never had life easy. Growing up in the foster system, his only escape was into the world of magic, studying Houdini and perfecting the art of sleight of hand. Too smart to fit in, and isolated from his peers, he vowed that one day he would be so powerful that no one could touch him.
Stern doctor Regina Gallows hates nothing more than attention and trickery. In fact, she went into science to feel in control of her world. Yet when her work brings her into contact with the sexy tech superstar Milton Shaw, she finds her body warring with her idealism…and her desires shifting from unlocking the magician’s secrets to unlocking his heart.
Before You by Amber Hart $ 0.99
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It will haunt me. It will claim me. It will shatter me. And I don’t care.
Faith Watters has a picture-perfect life. She’s captain of the dance team, popular, happy. She even spent her junior year traveling the world before returning to Oviedo High School for senior year. But she’s living a lie.
Diego Alvarez hates his new life in the States, but staying in Cuba is not an option. Covered in tattoos and scars, Diego doesn’t stand a chance of fitting in, and doesn’t want to. His only concern is his secret past–a past, which if it were to surface, would cost him his life.
Everyone knows that Faith and Diego don’t belong together. But fate has its own plan. All they want is to be free. What they get is something different entirely.
Love–it will ruin you. . .and save you.
Irish Thoroughbred by Nora Roberts $ 1.99
From the Jacket Copy:
The first book in the Irish Legacy trilogy—and the first book ever published by #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts.
AVAILABLE DIGITALLY FOR THE FIRST TIME
For Adelia “Dee” Cunnane, her uncle’s invitation is a dream come true. He wants her to come to America to work with him at one of the most respected stables in the country. Starting as a groomer puts Dee in constant contact with the horses she loves—as well as Travis Grant, the stable’s proud owner. And as the lush Maryland horse country begins to work its charms on Dee, so does Travis, pulling her into a turbulent passion with unexpected consequences…
Irish Thoroughbred includes teasers for the Irish Legacy novels, Irish Rose (Book Two) and Irish Rebel (Book Three).
While I would probably prefer to read the fine print on my prescriptions rather than any of the first three books (I’m sure they’re fine examples of their respective subgenres, just nothing that appeals to me), I have to admit that each in its own way has a stunning cover design.
Actually, the Nora cover is rather pretty as well.
I enjoyed The Nekkid Truth when I found it in an anthology some years ago; I’ll admit that I’d forgotten the title. The photographer who lacks facial recognition was an interesting character.