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I call it the vanishing summer. Everett, the first boy I ever kissed, the boy I loved, was kidnapped; taken from right beside me. Three months later my mom died. They were both just gone. The bright, fearless spark inside me was gone, too--blown clean out. I learned that the worst could happen at any moment and with no warning. I didn't want to go outside anymore. I avoided the woods where Everett and I had played as children. I hated to let my brother and my dad out of my sight. For four years, I lived with a pounding heart and shaking hands. But I'm sixteen now, and ready to find my way back to myself; to move forward. Just as that begins to seem possible, Everett walks through the trees and back into my life. Where has he been all these years? What happened to him? And will he even recognize who I've become?

Enthralled by the magic of Sicily, the splendour of the Mediterranean Sea and fuelled by a thirst for the family that has been denied to her, Lia fights to right a wrong even if it means going up against the formidable man, once a childhood hero. Feisty, intelligent and beautiful Lia is stronger than Nico realises, a worthy adversary that topples his comfortable world.Resentful of Lia’s influence on his family, Nico makes life as difficult as he can for the stubborn woman on a mission. He wants her gone, back to Sydney where she belongs until one night when he sees her dance under an open sky and a fierce, forbidden hunger is unleashed. A man of high principles, Nico realises he needs to establish a safer relationship with her or be lost to desire. His efforts are undermined by unexpected events, and Nico faced with the possibility of making her his, cannot deny his beast the freedom to take her. It has seen her, been aroused by her fragrance and her skin, her fighting spirit and humour, and will not be denied the opportunity to keep her regardless of beliefs.But Lia is more than her looks and soon she becomes an obsession. Nico has never let desire rule over common sense. His solution is destructive. Will Lia forgive his cruelty? Will he forgive Lia for her revenge?Two people, strong-willed and bound by destiny will succumb to the unexpected and fight to preserve the kind of love, very few are gifted.

"Natalie Jones is on a vacation of a lifetime when she meets Sergio Marcello, a sexy Italian man that's tied to a dangerous lifestyle. He becomes her personal tour guide to Tuscany and the two ultimately fall head over heels for each other. When Sergio without warning walks out on Natalie the day before she departs, she's heartbroken. Almost a year later, she runs into the same man that broke her heart. Unimpressed by who he has become, she tries to escape his charm. Unexpectedly, she runs into a handsome and witty, blonde- haired man, named Jaxon. However, Jaxon has secrets of his own. Will their love survive through the challenges that just won't stay in Tuscany?" --

Letting go of dreams? Stepping out of your comfort zone? Two stubborn people from two different worlds. Ricardo wants an uncomplicated life. He loves his work as part-owner of Paradiso Tours, enjoys having female friends and loves meeting new people from all over the world. Though a romantic at heart, his past has a strong hold; Ricardo has trust issues.>He thinks Lexi (what kind of a name is that in his opinion) is a pain in the behind with her mood swings, annoying personality, and her fetish for track suits. But the woman has strong connections to Nico and Lia, friends of his business partner, Annalisa. This complicates things and demands Ricardo act nicely - that woman makes it impossible even if she has strangely fascinating eyes.She thinks he is a womaniser who needs a haircut and needs to stop dressing like a hippie reject from the seventies. The man is vain and just plain mean where she is concerned. Her brain is ready to explode though she does concede the man knows his stuff, has good legs and is great with people. Ha!Somewhere between Italy and Greece, arguments will fade, and an unexpected passion will take its place. Who says love belongs to the young?