Miss October Madison Hayes Bolt Hardin is many things, and comforting ain't one of them. He's too hard-edged, too big, too brutal…and too damn sexy for Tavia's own good. Balancing caution with a frustrating dose of sexual attraction, Tavia takes the rugged stranger home with her. After all, she won't be alone with him. Not when she has a houseful of construction workers underfoot and a boyfriend coming for dinner. She's cool, calm and in control-until Bolt sets his sights on gaining what he wants. And what he wants is Tavia, laid out and spread for his pleasure. And then there's his own special method of nailing a woman to the floor. With nothing more than a sexy saunter and a low-slung pair of jeans, Bolt worms his way into Tavia's heart. Lucky for her…Tavia's heart is exactly what Bolt's after.

Book 3 in the Kingdom series. The betrayer…or the betrayed… Following a spark of passion, Tor Harnesson leaves behind his former life to join the rebel cause. Surrounded by mistrust, his every motive questioned, Tor risks all for the chance to be near the one woman who captivates him like no other. She's a provoking little creature, the small kiss of her mouth a seductive little bow that begs to be ravaged, her slender body every man's fantasy. Drawn inexorably to the mysterious, handsome stranger, Spark struggles to make sense of her feelings for Tor. His wide mouth and hard lips look like they wouldn't know what to do with a sense of humor-but Spark is sure they'd have a fair idea of how to drive a woman to the brink of insanity. Torn apart by mistrust and misunderstanding, the lovers learn they are willing to suffer many things in the name of honor, and willing to risk all for a tempestuous love that leads to their ultimate downfall. When Tor's life is on the line, only Spark and her rebel army are powerful enough to save him and decide his fate.

Set in an ancient world peopled by strange races with paranormal abilities, Davik's story takes you to the Kingdom of Khal, where civil war between North and South threatens to tear the country apart. When the besieging army captures a beautiful Northern Rebel, the girl gives her word to submit to the two Southern Princes in return for their promise to neither force nor bind her. Almost from the start, Prince Davik regrets enslaving the North Country girl. Even more, he resents having to share Petra with his brother. But Davik, experiencing arousal overload, is unable to deny his body's insatiable demand for the quiet, mysterious beauty. After four days and nights of relentless sex, Davik realizes he can no longer take part in Petra's sexual coercion. He's poised to free the girl when his life is abruptly, tragically, changed and the tables are turned. Now cold, determined hatred threatens to destroy The Prince of Khal; only by love will he be redeemed. Davik discovers revenge to be a haunting victory while Petra risks love and life to repair the Southern Prince-and return him to power.

The human Chiarra is on the run. When she manages to cross the dangerous maelstrom, seeking refuge among the fascinating Gryffin, she never expects to become the prize in a vicious contest between two magnificent males. Descended from the winged gryffins and armed with poisonous barbs on their knuckles, the mighty Gryffin are humanoid creatures both deadly and dangerous. They are feared for their power and strength, though regarded as "animal" by the prejudiced humans dwelling on the far side of the treacherous divide. And yet, human females are highly prized as mates-it is perhaps every Gryffin male's fantasy to have a woman like Chiarra in his fold. Determined to save the girl from certain death, Jarrk fights for the right to claim her-only to be shamed in front of his people by the hostile, arrogant little human. Thus ensues a battle of wills between the two-a struggle born of pride, prejudice and misconception-fired by a dangerous, unwanted attraction that cannot be denied. By the time Chiarra's past catches up to her, Jarrk has developed a taste for all this sensual creature can offer him-and claimed Chiarra as his own. He'll kill the man who dares to touch his female. Now they are on the run, but a Gryffin and human together make a conspicuous pair. Though they might outwit the men who seek Chiarra's life, they'll never outrun the huge reward offered for her capture. Only a combination of human ingenuity and animal instinct will save them-only with unconditional trust can they find the true promise of love.

Book 2 in the Kingdom series. Tall and lean, with a body as powerful as a god, the new King of Greater Thrall is intimidating and dangerous. Dye is a man of principle, determined to honor his obligations despite temptation. He's a man with a will of steel, but for the one weakness he cannot resist-the daring young captain in his army who possesses both an intoxicating beauty and a bold, defiant spirit. Dye struggles to fight his desire for Martigay-determined to avoid war by honoring his betrothal contract to a Vandal princess. But the ambitious captain isn't one to let an arrogant princess stand in her way. She intends to make her mark in Dye's army, and leave her mark upon the king. Together, they fight their own war upon a battlefield of unquenchable lust, only to learn that passion and hunger born from the heart cannot be denied. When Dye finally gives rein to his passion, he takes Martigay with the fire of male savagery and an unbending hand, leaving her breathless. And leaving them both…wanting it forever.