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Dantes Stolen Wife

by Day Leclaire

Picture 1

The instant Marco set eyes on thewoman, every thought vanishedfrom his head, replaced by awhispered demand unlike anyhed ever heard before.

Take this woman. Possess her. Make her yours.

Without hesitation, he approached her, compelled to obey. She stood in the three- storey entryway of the office building, absorbing the elegant dcor. Sunlight streamed through the tinted windows, capturing her in its golden embrace. It plunged into hair of so deep an ebony that it rivalled the night-time sky, even as it turned her complexion to pure cream. It took every ounce of self-control Marco had to keep from sweeping her into his arms and carrying her off.

God help him, but he wanted her

Forgotten Marriage

by Paula Roe

Picture 2

We have less than two months tofind that codicil. Or We couldalways

Ally swallowed thickly as Finn let that suggestion hang, his eyes focused on her lips. She couldnt stop her plummeting heart every time he mentioned that codicil. It just reinforced the cold, hard truth of his return.

So I dont have a say in this? she asked softly.

A bare hint of surprise and irritation sparked in his green eyes. Im just trying to handle this situation as quickly as I can.

The bittersweet emotion sent a pang through her chest, making it hard to breathe. Shed have to deal with his leaving eventually, but memories of this time their time would sustain her through the lonely months and years ahead.

Because there was no way shed settle for second best. If she couldnt have this man she didnt want any other.


DANTE'S STOLEN WIFE

by

Day Leclaire

DAY LECLAIRE

USA TODAY bestselling author Day Leclaire lives and works in the perfect setting on an island off the North Carolina coast. Living in an environment where she can connect with primal elements that meld the moodiness of an ever- changing ocean, unfettered wetlands teeming with every creature imaginable, and the ferocity of both hurricanes and noreasters that batter the fragile island, shes discovered the perfect setting for writing passionate books that offer a unique combination of humour, emotion and unforgettable characters.

Day is a three-time winner of both the Colorado Award of Excellence and the Golden Quill Award. Shes won Romantic Times BOOKreviews Career Achievement and Love and Laughter awards, the Holt Medallion, a Booksellers Best Award and has received an impressive ten nominations for the prestigious Romance Writers of America RITA Award.

Days romances touch the heart and make you care about her characters as much as she does. In Days own words, I adore writing romances, and cant think of a better way to spend each day. For more information, visit Day on her website at www.dayleclaire.com.

Dear Reader,

Have you ever been desperate? I mean truly desperate. Your hearts desire hovers in front of you, bright and shiny and tantalising. But you cant reach it because your path is blocked by seemingly insurmountable obstacles. What do you do? Do you give upor do you try every means at your disposal to attain your dream?

Most of us have experienced that situation at some point in our lives. I have with my career, and in my personal life. I wanted to be a writer more than anything, and I was willing to do whatever it took to accomplish my goal. There were endless obstacles, but I didnt care. None seemed impossible to overcome at least, not to me. One of my happiest days was when I finally attained my dream, and received that incredible call from my brand-new editor, telling me Id sold my first book.

In Dantes Stolen Wife, Marco Dante experiences that desperate desire, only its for a woman a woman who belongs to his twin brother. And Marco will overcome any obstacles, do whatever it takes, to have the woman he loves. This is one of my favourite stories ever. I love the idea of a man pushed to the limit. A man forced to make outrageous choices and then deal with the consequences of his actions. And I love writing about a man who will risk all to win the love of his soul mate.

So what obstacles stand in your wayand what are you willing to do to overcome them and attain your hearts desire? Will you give up? Or will you fightand win?

Heres to your success,

Day Leclaire

To Danielle Andre,
who knows all about chasing her dreams.

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I m warning you, Marco. No more scandals. If your family continues to be featured in the gossip magazines, we will have no choice but to place our account elsewhere. The reports have carried all the way to Italy. I even caught Ariana reading them. My own daughter!

Marco Dante inclined his head. I understand, Vittorio. We dont know why The Snitch has embarked on this campaign against Dantes. But I promise you, I plan to put an end to it, no matter what it takes. You and my father were good friends. We appreciated your business when he ran our jewelry business, and now that were moving back into the European market, we hope to have your patronage once again.

Vittorio gave an expressive shrug to accompany his expression of vague regret. Id enjoy seeing the names of Dante and Romano mated once more. But were extremely private people. We choose our associates with great care. He deliberately switched to Italian to add weight to his words. If you wish to have our support for your European expansion, you must take care of this problem.

Marco nodded. Unfortunately, theyd lost the Romanos backing years ago, shortly after his fathers death. At that time, Dantes teetered on the brink of ruin, and would have gone under if not for Marcos brother, Severo, whod assumed the reins of the family jewelry empire straight out of college. During his first year on the job, hed been forced to scale back on the size of the business, stripping Dantes to the bone.

Little by little over the past decade, under Sevs brilliant direction, Dantes had made an impressive resurrection and now stood on the verge of regaining their place as the premier jewelers, worldwide. At least they would if they recovered the European trade theyd lost. And Marco planned to make certain that happened.

It was imperative to their success that they return the Romanos to the fold, something hed worked tirelessly on for the past year. And it was all due to a single ancient expression, one that had floated around the most elite circles for countless generationsWhere the Romanoslead, Europe follows. The Romanos were considered Italian royalty and Marco intended to have Europe follow Vittorio and Ariana straight to Dantes front door. And now that possibility hovered within reach.

The Romanos craved the glorious designs Dantes offered, designs that featured only the finest stones available, including the fire diamonds that could be found nowhere else in the world other than in one of Dantes display cases. But the Romanos wanted them without any unsavory scandal attached. Thanks to the type of gossip The Snitch liked to dish on a weekly basisas well as their current focus on the four Dante brothersMarco had reached an impasse with Vittorio Romano.

It was an impasse Marco planned to overcome, no matter what it took. He clapped Vittorio on the shoulder. Consider it done. Well deal with The Snitch, after which we look forward to providing for your every need. He held out his hand. Thank you for coming all the way to San Francisco. Im sorry Ariana didnt accompany you on this trip. My family would have enjoyed meeting her.

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