Bøger udgivet af Tori Lennox

They say trouble comes in threes which seems true in Lauran Lancaster's life... She almost lost her career to a debilitating car wreck seven years ago. She did lose her two-timing husband to the same. Most recently, she nearly lost her beloved Drakón of Thraki to some statue-stealing thief when her house is desecrated and her nearest neighbor murdered. It doesn't take a genius to realize the events are likely related. Staring at her bare face in the bathroom mirror, she decides the first two she can live with, but the last isn't happening. She isn't having the stealing or the killing anymore. It's past time to call in the big guns Lancaster style. It's time to dial that private number hidden in the thick blue file folder abandoned on her bedside table. It doesn't matter her first sight of Frazer MacKechnie was as the tousle-haired hunk trying to purchase the Drakón of Thraki for enough money to cross both her eyes. He's just doing his job. Too bad her statue isn't for sale and the hunk walked out the same door he'd entered without a second glance. Yes, he'd tried to buy it; but to the best of her knowledge, he'd never tried to steal it. There is a difference. However, what does matter is that MacKechnie has the necessary skills to stop her want-to-be-thief since he'd once thwarted corporate espionage. From the file in her possession, he was excellent at his prior profession with the Fortune 500 references to prove it. Calling MacKechnie with a business proposition, she is surprised he tentatively accepts her offer despite informing her several times he no longer does that kind of work. He even consents to stay in her home. She has plenty of room and the arrangement makes sense for both of them. Since her thief enters and exits her home at will shouldn't the man hired to stop him do the same? Besides, living under her roof allows her to keep an eye on him. If he's up to no good she'll know it.

"The barbarian's only crime was to love a woman who didn't return his love." Hearing those fateful words, Thorauld Sweynsson recognizes his mother's treachery and the danger he is in. In one devastating moment the boy knows, through blinding loss and betrayal, that one day he will be a man. That man will be a mighty warrior. That warrior will not rest until his father's murder is avenged. When that day of reckoning comes, may God have mercy on their souls. Two detestable wives down and thirty years later, Thor Sweynsson, the Golden Wolf, refuses to wed again even on royal command. Six brothers down and a father to go, Alexandria of Drummond knows there is no salvation from the hated Maclaren save through the Golden Wolf. Set in 12th century Scotland, The Wolf and the Warrior weaves the reluctant love story of Thor Sweynsson, a man betrayed by every woman who should have loved him, and Alexandria of Drumond, the woman who will do anything to save her people from annihilation, even bind the formidable Golden Wolf to her cause.

They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. They're wrong. It's paved with lies, surprises, and necessary conveniences... Aila Peterson is living the dream. Between her career as a nurse practitioner and raising her five-year-old daughter her life can't get any better. Or so it seems. Until the sudden death of Sofie's birth mother exposes that life is built on betrayal and deception. Not only did Abby lie about Sofie's biological father not wanting her, she never told him she was pregnant in the first place. Not unless you count the letter Jackson delivered to billionaire businessman Nolan Bishop after her death. While not his fault he's been MIA all of his daughter's life, Aila doesn't want Sofie's father intimately involved in their lives. He's a womanizing, globe-trotting business mogul. Not exactly prime daddy material. However, she isn't foolish enough to believe she can defeat him in a custody battle. Fortunately, Bishop is a reasonable man, so it likely won't come to that. Not yet anyway. Not until she answers that final question burning between them... Does she risk losing Sofie or sacrifice her soul to keep her?

Not just, "No, but Hell no!"... Jensen Blake has never met a woman he couldn't charm - except his estranged wife. Found gulity of a betrayal he didn't commit, he hasn't seen or spoken with Davida in five years. Unwilling to offer the divorce she hasn't requested, he must now find a way to reconcile with the infuriating woman or lose control of the empire he helped build. Davida Blake is feisty, smart, and independent. As lead archaeologist on a prominent dig in Northern England, her career is on fire. Throw in her handsome, attentive boyfriend, and her comfortable home in a bucolic village - she's living her fantasy. Why would she ever return to rush hour traffic and a cheating husband? Because fantasies are never meant to last and smart people do foolish things...