Englishwoman Lydia Smith sailed to the Orient seeking her fiancé. She found treachery instead. In seedy Shanghai, she was drugged, sold, made a slave to a dark-eyed dragon of a man. But while her captor purchased her body, was that what he truly sought? He demanded not her virginity but her yin—the essence of her ecstasy—and there seemed no choice but to consent. What harm, Lydia wondered, was there in allowing him to pleasure her, to teach her, until she could flee? It was the danger—and reward—of taking the first step on a journey to heaven, and her feet were already on the path to becoming a radiant and joyous...White Tigress.

While in China to help overthrow the Qin dynasty, American heiress Joanna Crane becomes the prisoner of a Shaolin master and Manchurian spy who holds her prisoner in a Taoist temple where she discovers her true destiny in his arms. Original.

Shi Po, a nineteenth-century abbess, has sought the Taoist ideal, enlightenment through ecstasy, all her life, and only one man, Tan Ku Yui, stands in her way of attaining Heaven or Immortality. Original.

Despite her mother's wrath, Charlotte Wicks, a young Englishwoman in Shanghai, sets out to discover the exotic secrets of the East with the help of a notorious womanizer who teaches her the fine art of seduction. Original.

When her master is captured during the rise of the Empire, Little Pearl must save the Tigress school from being shut down by satisfying the needs of Captain Jonas Storm, who takes her to a magical and passionate place filled with promise and hope.

China's Grand Canal saw all kinds of transport-food, slaves, even deadly opium. And when one woman planned to sail it to freedom, her flight would end in the arms of a Mandarin prince. There her true journey would begin. Orphaned and stranded, Anna Marie Thompson could trust no one, especially not her dark captor. Not when his eyes held secrets deadlier than her own. Though his caress was liquid fire, his arms a steely shield, Anna was still an Englishwoman and alone. She could not trust him when he swore they could tame the dragon, could together unearth the riches of the sweet cinnabar cave. But sadness and fear could be cleansed by soft yin rain, he whispered; safety and joy were but a breath away. And perhaps love. All was here for the taking, if she would just give in to temptation....