Passion turns to envy. Love to murder. One way or another, everyone is spoilt. A sadistic killer is stalking the streets, carving his hatred into the bodies of beautiful, young women. The murders are stirring up bad memories for Detective Lucas Huson, as he struggles to remain focused - juggling the horrors of today with horrors from the past. When Chelsea Summerville's best friend goes missing, she's unwillingly dragged into the race to stop the killer. As Lucas and Chelsea find happiness together, Chelsea becomes the hunted rather than the hunter. Can Lucas shake off his demons and save the woman he loves, or will everything he holds dear be spoilt?

From the international best selling author of 'Spoilt' …... It may be a bit of a cliché to say that all firemen are hot, but Captain Jared Montgomery is in an intensely smoldering class of his own, which makes him somewhat explosive to handle. When he first met Charlotte at the vet's where she worked, he immediately judged her to be breathtakingly beautiful, flirtatious, superficial and shallow. He didn't like her but he couldn't get her out of his mind. She thought he was aggressive and rude, but she couldn't get him out of her mind either. Then mutual friends and family forced them together at a wedding and suddenly they had a runaway fire going between them nobody was going to put out until the day Jared discovered Charlotte locking lips with Dr Shaw, the local vet and her boss. She, of course, said it wasn't like that at all, but she would, wouldn't she? And it might all have ended there if Charlotte hadn't nearly died in a fire and if Jared hadn't been the one to save her ….. If you like your Romance as straight as your firemen, this is the one for you.

When glamorous model Isabelle meets the mercurial photographer Mitch Montgomery during a photo shoot, she vows to have nothing to do with him on a personal level, however irresistible he might be, because of his fearsome reputation as an incorrigible womanizer. However, despite herself, Isabelle finds Mitch indeed irresistible and is soon falling in love with him, convinced that he has changed his ways since meeting her. But, just as Isabelle decides this is the man for her, she starts to receive letters from someone called ‘A’, the first initial of her dead husband’s name, warning her against any relationship with Mitch as not being the man he seems to be. Are these communications from a dead man, from a stalker or from someone providing her with timely advice? Isabelle is about to find out.