USA Today–Bestselling Author: A billionaire reclaims a family treasure—but discovers something he wants even more . . . “I’ll have the earrings now. Or are there more hoops to jump through?” Dario Di Sione should be feeling triumphant—he’s about to fulfill his grandfather’s wish and retrieve the precious earrings, but all he feels is fury. The beautiful lawyer handling the sale is the woman who betrayed him six years ago . . . his wife! When he discovers Anais has kept their child a secret, Dario is fiercely determined to be the father he never had. But Anais’s return to his side casts a new light on past events, and now it’s not just the child he wants to claim . . . Praise for the novels of RITA Award nominee Caitlin Crews “Sure to fulfill some fantasies.” —Publishers Weekly “Thoroughly entertaining.” —Midwest Book Review

You’ve closed your heart to me… Dario Di Sione, a multimillionaire, is in Maui, Hawaii, to retrieve a treasured pair of earrings at his grandfather’s request. He’s surprised to see his estranged wife, Anais, there. He left her six years ago after she’d cheated on him with his twin brother. Despite the painful misunderstanding between the two, Anais’s love for her husband hasn’t changed. Now she must gather her courage to tell him the important news—they have a son together!

“I’ll have the earrings now. Or are there more hoops to jump through?”

A billionaire has found her weakness—and a fake engagement is the price for what she craves . . . “When you’ve finished making offers for the bracelet, I have a proposition for you.” Billionaire Liev Dragunov has spent a lifetime plotting revenge against those responsible for his family’s ruin. Finally he has the way: Bianca Di Sione. She’s denied their obvious attraction and coolly rebuffs every request to work for him—until he finds her weakness: a diamond bracelet she desperately needs. Bianca is not happy to learn that she must become his fake fiancée if she wants her trinket! But the taste of revenge isn’t as sweet as desire, and Liev discovers that she is innocent in more ways than one . . .

Sneaking into a billionaire’s bedroom to rescue a family treasure brings unexpected consequences . . . Charity CEO Allegra Di Sione can’t fail in her mission to retrieve her grandfather’s beloved antique box from Sheikh Rahim Al-Hadi—which is why she gets caught in Rahim’s sumptuous bedroom trying to steal it! Seducing the gorgeous sheikh is her only chance at escape. But when Allegra slips away the next morning, she’s unaware she now carries something infinitely more precious—and that when Rahim finds out, he’ll have no choice but to make the enticing thief his queen . . .

"I want that painting. It is my last Lost Mistress. My Lost Love." Alessandro Di Sione is renowned for being cold and unsentimental, but even he can't deny his grandfather's dream of retrieving a painting steeped in royal scandal. Yet the key to its return is the outspoken Princess Gabriella. While traveling together to Isola D'Oro to locate the mysterious painting, Gabby is drawn to the man tortured by guilt from his past. Her innocence makes her untouchable, as Alex is convinced his Di Sione blood is tainted. But could their passion be his salvation?

A woman ventures from the safety of her family estate—and finds a daring passion—in a novel by the USA Today–bestselling author of The Secrets We Keep. “Finding my book will take you on a journey in more ways than one.” Natalia is trembling. She hasn’t left the Di Sione estate in years, but must retrieve her grandfather’s lost book of poems from formidable tycoon Angelos Menas—who’s just mistaken her for his daughter’s new nanny! The brooding Greek and his precious daughter were scarred in the fire that claimed his wife, and Talia is drawn to the man beneath the damaged exterior. She knows the untold pleasure Angelos offers is limited, but when she leaves with the book, will her heart remain behind on the island?

The wedding was just a business arrangement—but suddenly it got passionately personal . . . “Marry me, sell me the ring and I will fly you out of here tonight.” Hotel magnate Nate Brunswick’s faith in marriage was destroyed by his father. But in searching for the sapphire ring that his beloved grandfather has asked him to retrieve, the illegitimate Di Sione who hates weddings finds himself inconveniently engaged . . . The alluring owner of the ring, Mina Mastrantino, can only pass it on once she’s married—but she dreads the husband her debt-ridden mother has chosen for her. Quick vows between Nate and Mina, and an even quicker annulment, should be easy and should solve both of their problems . . . but the exquisite impromptu wedding night gives them both far more than they planned!

An airport mix-up with a billionaire bad boy transforms the life of an innocent woman in this sexy romance by a USA Today–bestselling author. Dante Di Sione could forgive the beautiful blonde he kissed in the airport lounge for accidentally taking the suitcase with his grandfather’s precious tiara in it. But then she has the nerve to blackmail him into accompanying her to her sister’s wedding! So when news of their supposed engagement breaks, Dante takes his revenge and ensures that Willow plays the part of his loving wife-to-be to the full. Only, he has no idea that Willow has faked all that bold confidence . . . and is a virgin!

USA Today–Bestselling Author: A playboy tours the motor sports capitals of the world with a prim businesswoman—and unexpectedly finds his own heart racing . . . “Matteo, I want that necklace. Whatever it takes, find it and bring it to me.” Prickly, buttoned-up racing team owner Abby Ellison isn’t legendary playboy Matteo Di Sione’s type. But Abby has something he needs—a necklace prized by his grandfather—and where his lethal charm doesn’t work, sponsorship of her team does! As they travel from Dubai to Monte Carlo to Brazil, Matteo thrives on the thrill of the racing world and the surprising allure of innocent Abby. But when he discovers the secret that drives Abby’s ambition, Matteo realizes he can’t just take the necklace and walk away . . .