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Mona Lisa Three, April 2011
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Mona Lisa Eclipsing, April 2011
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Mona Lisa Darkening, January 2009
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Mona Lisa Craving, January 2008
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Lucinda, Darkly, August 2007
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Mona Lisa Blossoming, February 2007
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Over The Moon, January 2007
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Mona Lisa Awakening, September 2006
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The Hard Stuff, January 2006
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Mona Lisa Eclipsing
Sunny

The national bestselling author returns with a new passionate, erotically charged paranormal novel.

Mon?re Children of the Moon #7
Berkley Sensation
April 2011
On Sale: April 5, 2011
Featuring: Roberto Carderas; Mona Lisa
288 pages
ISBN: 0425238946
EAN: 9780425238943
Kindle: B004ELA56A
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Erotic Paranormal

From the time she was an orphan, Mona Lisa knew she was different. As a Mixed-Blood daughter of the Monère, she rules her domain in the Louisiana Bayou. But she’s about to become the hunted as her mind begins playing tricks, and no one is who they seem.

Roberto Carderas, a dangerous drug lord of mixed Monère heritage, arrives in Cozumel to eliminate a rival. But the jaguar-shifter has encountered a much more valuable prize on the island: Mona Lisa, the first female Monère he’s ever met—and one especially vulnerable in that she has lost her memory. Now, with all knowledge of her real life as stripped away as her defenses, Mona Lisa can be manipulated into believing…anything.

Convinced that Roberto is her kind and sensual protector, Mona Lisa thwarts all attempts at her rescue—including those made by her desperate lover Dante. As Roberto’s devious scheme gets underway, Dante can only hope that the touch of his warm flesh will reignite total recall in the body and mind of the woman he loves. But escape for both of them could be as forever elusive as Mona Lisa’s past.

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