Leda Swann est le duo d'écrivains Cathy et Brent, qui créent leurs histoires depuis leur domicile surplombant la mer dans la paisible Nouvelle-Zélande. Tout en jonglant avec des vies bien remplies à élever quatre enfants et en adoptant un style de vie aventureux en plein air, ils trouvent l'inspiration dans les décors de montagne comme d'océan. Leur pseudonyme choisi, Leda Swann, s'inspire de la mythologie grecque, reflétant leur exploration de thèmes érotiques et du concept d'amour sexuel dans leurs récits romantiques. Le nom lui-même évoque un sentiment de passion et de mythe, suggérant la nature sensuelle de leurs explorations littéraires.
An innocent letter ignites a powerful and uncontrollable passion, leading to unexpected consequences for the characters involved. The narrative explores themes of desire and longing, revealing how a simple act can transform lives and relationships. As emotions intensify, the characters must navigate the complexities of their feelings and the impact of their choices, ultimately challenging their perceptions of love and intimacy.
Gwendolyn faces a challenging marriage as her husband views her with cold indifference. Desperate to rekindle their relationship and escape a bleak future, she embarks on a transformative journey to a sensual haven. This exploration promises to uncover her true self and potentially revive the passion in her marriage, challenging the constraints of her Victorian life.
Caroline Clemens enters a precarious agreement with the enigmatic Dominic Savage after her father's death leaves her family destitute. To save her siblings from a grim fate, she becomes his devoted companion, ready to satisfy his every desire. This arrangement blurs the lines of power and vulnerability, exploring themes of sacrifice and survival amid a backdrop of danger and desire.
The protagonist is drawn to danger and excitement, fully aware of the risks involved in her choices. Her desire for thrill and passion leads her into intense situations that challenge her limits. As she navigates this fiery path, she confronts her own desires and the consequences that come with them, exploring themes of risk, temptation, and the allure of the forbidden.
Do you dare open the door and enter a place like no other? In these three historical tales of sensual awakening, nothing that stimulates and titillates is taboo, ecstasy comes in many sizes, and pleasure is its own reward . . . a world of seduction and sensation, where inhibitions are unlaced and desires long corseted are gloriously freed. . . . Fallen Angel Jess Michaels London's greatest beauty and most notorious madam employs the services of a disgraced Bow Street Runner to keep her safe from a stalker . . . and satisfied after dark. Parlor Games Leda Swann An innocent virgin enters a brothel to escape starvation and receives expert tutelage in the steamy Victorian parlor games that rakish gentlemen indulge in. . . . Border Lord Julia Templeton Fleeing an unfaithful fiancé, a nubile young lovely finds herself the prisoner of a lustful Scottish laird and must bow to his every erotic whim. . . .
She was a slave to her desire . . . and to his!A proper British governess, Louisa Clemens knows her place—and it certainly is not with the wild and exotic stranger she meets in Naples. Still, this commanding, mesmerizing man inflames her imagination in a most improper manner. When the magnificent Khair Bey steals into her bedroom, Louisa is transported to a breathtaking realm of sensual pleasure she had only previously imagined. And now she must flee his kisses and hot, demanding touch or she will be lost forever.But on her journey home, Louisa is captured by pirates and spirited away to be auctioned off to the highest bidder—a bitter fate that turns shockingly sweet when she is purchased by the very man who has awakened her slumbering desires. Now she belongs to Khair Bey, body and soul—his mistress, his concubine, the most favored beauty in his harem. But as he initiates her into the art of lovemaking, Khair is enchanted by the powerful erotic charms and indomitable will of his captive English rose. And soon it will be the prisoner who possesses the master, passionately and completely . . .