Resultados Editorial "Oliver Heber Books" en Suspense romántico

For Allegra Proctor, tutoring the Earl of Wrexham's son has its disadvantages—namely the widowed earl himself. Arrogant, cold, and moody, Wrexham is also distractingly dashing. But Allegra only needs to to keep secret her real reason for taking a job in the wilds of Yorkshire long enough to right the wrong against her father, committed by the earl's dastardly neighbor. All is going according to plan–until the earl’s son discovers her quest for justice and demands to help. But when their first foray runs into trouble, Wrexham is quickly entangled in the scheming.

At night, she sees him drowning in black water. When he comes to her, his touch is fire, his kiss is haunting, and his presence is as forbidden as it is irresistible. His name is Travis Carson. He should be gone, yet he lingers—bound to her by a connection neither of them understands. Their spectral encounters ignite psychic abilities Olivia never knew she had…and a desperate need to uncover the truth behind Travis’s murder. Because someone killed him—and that someone isn’t finished.

While desperately fleeing from the henchmen of a Baltimore mobster, Elizabeth Forester crashes her car into a light pole. She wakes up in the hospital with no memory of who she is. But the moment Doctor Mathew touches her, glimpses of her past come zinging back. Along with the memories, a scorching sexual heat flares between them.

Touching Stephanie Swift is disorienting, exhilarating, and highly erotic. They can read each other’s thoughts the way he could with his brother, and he knows her father forced her into an engagement she fears and detests. But this mind-to-mind joining is different from what he had with Sam.

She’s a Hollywood leading lady who’s never found love–except with Jax, her Basenji. He’s divorced from a cheating wife and refuses to ever give his heart away again. Together, their smoking-hot chemistry leads to movie magic—and murder....

Gabriella Bordeaux rushes home after a frantic call from her mother. She arrives to find Mom has died in a fall down the steps of the decaying plantation house where Gabriella grew up. Or was it murder? Is Luke Buckley, the secretive man renting one of the nearby cottages, a killer?

Fresh-out-of-college aspiring novelist Timothy Trousdale can hardly believe his good luck when he lands a job in New York City as a live-in assistant to his all-time favorite showbiz diva, Mercedes Ford. He’s seen all her movies. Spent oodles on tickets to her Broadway shows. And now, he gets to live and work in her swanky Tribeca penthouse. Surely, he’ll be leading the glamorous life rubbing elbows with A-Listers, who may even be able to help him fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a famous writer. But rats …

Lancelot Nowlton, Viscount Lakehurst, writes gothic novels. The widow Lady Cassandra Tidemark, Marchioness of Darkford, is living a gothic nightmare. The young marchioness is haunted by nightmarish visions of a past she can't escape. The memory of her husband's death, shrouded in a ritualistic mystery reminiscent of Sir Francis Dashwood's notorious Hell Fire club, casts a chilling pall over her life. By chance, Cassandra reads a bestselling gothic novel penned by the elusive ‘Anonymous’ that describes what happened that night.

Tanya Anne Crosby, auteur à succès du New York Times, revient au marais grouillant et aux plantations en ruines de Charleston. Un meurtre horrible et un enlèvement réveillent les craintes d'un tueur en série en cavale....Augusta Aldridge croit à l'innocence d'Ian Patterson, même après qu'il ait été arrêté pour le meurtre de deux jeunes femmes.

Levant le voile du secret sur une grande famille du Sud en déclin, Tanya Anne Crosby, l'auteur à succès du New York Times, explore la vie de Caroline, d'Augusta et de Savannah Aldridge, trois soeurs qui partagent un passé obscur et un avenir incertain. Caroline Aldridge est surprise par le nombre de personnes venues assister à l'enterrement de sa mère. L'héritière du journal Tribune, qui avait causé tant de douleur à ses enfants, était apparemment très aimée de tous les autres habitants de Charleston.