Vergene’s Synopsis –— LaDonna Knowles has a life most women would die for – A loving husband, a beautiful three-year-old son, and a thriving coffee shop. She also has three secrets that could destroy her picture perfect world. She has two handsome lovers and, as a teenager, her lies and accusations sent a man to his grave.

Enter Vergene Skipern. A sweet, lovely girl hired by the Knowles’ to be a nanny to their son. The nineteen-year-old girl has a few secrets of her own, including an agenda to destroy LaDonna’s life before sending her to the Hell she belongs.

Two Days to Passion — http://www.amazon.com/Days-Passion-Twelve-Do…/…/ref=asap_bc…

Two Days to Passion Synopsis — Tryst Sanyon is back in this Bridge novella between Twelve Doors to Ecstasy and the upcoming Six Suites to Sin. Something exciting is happening to the co-owners of Butterflies – a high-profile fantasy service located in Zurich, Switzerland. Unbeknownst to Tryst and her friends and co-workers, Malcolm Anders wants his revenge on the eight people that escaped from his New york based voyeuristic House of Pleasure. He also wants Tryst to be his new queen, or suffer the same consequences as the rest. When you read Two Days to Passion you’ll meet the new characters, get a glimpse of Anders’ evil plans for the Butterflies Group, and find out who the new lovers and deceivers are in Tryst Sanyon’s personal life.

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Twelve Doors to Ecstasy Synopsis — Due to her religious upbringing, Tristina (Tryst) Sanyon is a sexually repressed woman with intimacy issues. After a hard break-up with her boyfriend, who called her a fairy tale princess incarnate, Tryst is determined to push her sexual boundaries. She just doesn’t know how she’ll accomplish it. Enter a mysterious millionaire who runs an organization that ‘cures’ sexually inhibited women. When Tryst answers an newspaper ad that promises to make her more ‘complete,’ she finds herself in a situation where her deepest fantasies could end up becoming a dangerous prison. The lusty lovers hidden behind the first door to the twelfth will never leave Tryst, or the reader, unsatisfied.