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Untamed Passion - Shades of Trust - cover

Untamed Passion - Shades of Trust

Cristiane Serruya

Publisher: Between the Pages

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Summary

Ethan…
 
I’ve hired a woman who looks like Sophia to try to fill the gaping hole she’s left in my heart. I’ve also come up with a way to stay close to her, at least professionally. And with Alistair out of the picture, she’s back in my life to some small degree. 
 
 
 
Alistair…
 
Just when Sophia gave me something to live for again, I pushed the wrong buttons and drove her off. But I know what I have done wrong and that gives me a fighting chance. I can win her back…if only I can change.
 
 
 
Sophia…
 
I’m not ready for a relationship—either with Alistair, or with Ethan. I’ve got bigger problems to deal right now. I must return to Brazil to face my worst nightmare: a part I played in a deadly game of revenge…I hope I’m still redeemable.
 
 
 
Beauty, BDSM, and billionaires come together in a sexy contemporary romance romp. Steamy and suspenseful, if you liked E.L. James’ Fifty Shades or the titillating Helen Hardt’s Steel Brothers, you’ll LOVE Shades of Trust! USA TODAY Bestselling Author Cristiane Serruya does it again with another love story.  
Available since: 06/22/2016.

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