Dangerous Passion
Dangerous Passion by Lisa Marie Rice, published by HarperCollins on August 4, 2009, is a contemporary romance novel that delves into the complexities of desire and danger. The story centers around Viktor “Drake” Drakovich, a powerful figure leading a billion-dollar empire, who is feared by many and understood by few. His life takes a dramatic turn when he encounters Grace Larsen, an artist whose beauty captivates him and ignites an obsession that challenges his creed of emotional detachment.
In this edition, readers will explore the intense relationship between Drake and Grace as they navigate the perilous consequences of their passion. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of relentless enemies who threaten their lives, highlighting themes of love, obsession, and vulnerability. With 320 pages, this book offers a blend of erotic and romantic elements, immersing readers in a world where feelings can be as lethal as bullets.
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Feelings kill faster than bullets.
That is Drake’s creed. A legend, a renegade, a ruthless, powerful enigma understood by no one and feared by all, Viktor “Drake” Drakovich heads up a billion-dollar empire—and shows no mercy to the many enemies who would stop at nothing to destroy him. He is a man with no love and no weakness, until…
Grace Larsen takes Drake’s breath away the first time he sees her—and quickly becomes his obsession. Never before has he burned for someone the way he desires this hauntingly beautiful artist who is plagued by troubling dreams. He aches to possess her, to protect her, to carry her to new heights of sensuous arousal and rapturous release.
But entering Drake’s world means becoming a target—for relentless, bloodthirsty foes have been eagerly waiting for him to expose his weak spot. And the price of their passion may be their lives.
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