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Buttoned-up collars. Comfortable routine. This is Katrina Hammonds career at a London auction houseuntil shes whisked off to Spain to evaluate the private collection of dark and sexy Sergio Teodoro. Hes dominant, commanding, totally in controland he sees another work of art in the exquisite Katrinaone definitely worth admiring. And possessing
But another surprise awaits Katrina in the shadows of the impressive Teodoro villa. Its Sergios younger brother Nicolas, a disinherited and passionate artist whom Katrina finds equally irresistible. And shes more than willing to risk a little sibling rivalry. But there may be more to Sergio and Nicolass erotic games than Katrina imagined. Something dark, dangerous, and reckless.
***This book was not quite what I expected and I didn't like it as much as other books of Saskia Walker that I have read but it was still a good read. While I didn't think Katrina's character was as strong as it could have been I thought she had great chemistry with Nicolas as the good brother/bad brother scenerio played out.
Buttoned-up collars. Comfortable routine. This is Katrina Hammonds career at a London auction houseuntil shes whisked off to Spain to evaluate the private collection of dark and sexy Sergio Teodoro. Hes dominant, commanding, totally in controland he sees another work of art in the exquisite Katrinaone definitely worth admiring. And possessing
But another surprise awaits Katrina in the shadows of the impressive Teodoro villa. Its Sergios younger brother Nicolas, a disinherited and passionate artist whom Katrina finds equally irresistible. And shes more than willing to risk a little sibling rivalry. But there may be more to Sergio and Nicolass erotic games than Katrina imagined. Something dark, dangerous, and reckless.
***This book was not quite what I expected and I didn't like it as much as other books of Saskia Walker that I have read but it was still a good read. While I didn't think Katrina's character was as strong as it could have been I thought she had great chemistry with Nicolas as the good brother/bad brother scenerio played out.
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