Bøger af Deanna Roy

The first time I lost all memory of Tucker, we had just met. We were seventeen, stuck in the disco room of the children's hospital, both of our heads covered in electrodes wrapped in gauze. Not exactly attractive.Except we were-attracted, that is. I never got to meet boys my age back then. Or any boys. Mother made sure of that. There was no point, she said. I would forget them the next time I had a seizure. That's right. I didn't mention that. I have epilepsy. It started in kindergarten. Spacing out. My eyes clocking back and forth. Then the whole enchilada. On the ground, shaking all over. Not all my seizures erase my memory. But some do. Every year or two I go down, and bam, that's it. My entire history evaporates like water on a skillet. But on that first magical day, Tucker yelled, "Come here often?" over the mechanical thrashing of a song I'd never heard, at least not since my last memory reset. "Never! Do you?" I yelled back. That was all we got. The disco lights switched to strobes, the kind designed to cause a seizure. That's why I was there. For the wires on my head to collect data. To show the doctors what was going on inside my brain. And hopefully, to help me. I took one more look at him as my legs gave way, and the sizzle in my head turned my vision black. Tucker. I had no idea then that I had just met the love of my life. In a few seconds, I wouldn't remember him at all.___This Kiss is an extraordinary romance between two people with epilepsy who fall in love in the toughest of circumstances. As Tucker unfailingly convinces Ava to return to him over and over again, he teaches her that even when memory fails, the heart remembers.

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It's happened. The worst thing I could have imagined. The fourth emotional book of the series from six-time USA Today bestselling author Deanna RoyDespite how hard we tried, the world has discovered my secret child. Everyone is against us. Her adopted mother, my friends at the Dreamcatcher Dance Academy. Even Blitz seems at a loss at how to handle my grief at losing my tender relationship with my little girl. When a small ballet troupe asks me to join their ranks as a dancer, I wonder if it's time to start over. Leave everything behind. Make a life for myself. But Blitz Craven has one more plan for me. And when he holds out his hand, I have to decide for the first time, what is it that I have always wanted?_____________Tender Dance is book four of the Lovers Dance series, which ends with book five, Final Dance. Each book is full length and stands alone, but should be read in series order to avoid spoilers.

If only my love could be divided by two...A standalone romance by USA Today bestselling author Deanna RoyI've been in love with a billionaire since the day I was born.Does that sound crazy?I'm the illegitimate daughter of the full-time dance instructor on the Claremont estate. The Claremonts have two sons, Bennett and Quinn.Quinn was my friend from the beginning. Easygoing and fun.Bennett, was, well, Bennett. Studious. Serious. It was always obvious who would take over the family business.When I left for dance school, my heart stayed behind with Quinn. It didn't matter. By then, he was the definition of a playboy billionaire. Sexy. Irresistible. A girl a week.He always thought of me as a friend, which I tried to be.But I still loved him.I decided that when I came back from New York, I would be somebody. An accomplished ballerina. Successful. Adored.And he would love me at last.What I didn't count on when I returned, though, is that both Quinn and his brother would still be living at the estate.And that they would both be ready to fight.For me.