The Wilde Sisters Series by Sandra Marton

Emily Wilde has led a privileged life. Now, she's determined to succeed on her own. Marco Santini has worked his way up from poverty to great wealth. He's not interested in permanent relationships. She's not interested in being a man's pampered mistress. Becoming Marco's assistant seems to suit them both... until one night in Paris, when the passion smoldering between them turns to flame.

Zach Castelianos and Jaimie Wilde meet by accident. The attraction between them is instantaneous and hot, hot, hot. Zach is a woman’s dream: he’s tall, dark and ruggedly handsome, but there’s a dangerous edge to him and Jaimie Wilde is a cautious woman. They’re wrong for each other. Zach knows it. So does Jaimie, but surely one night of steamy sex won’t change their lives… until Jaimie needs protection from an obsessed stalker and Zach is the only man who can provide it.

Lissa Wilde, a Le Cordon Bleu trained chef, is beautiful and talented. She’s on her way to the top of her profession, and she’s dating the best-looking guys in Hollywood. Nick Gentry is an actor and he’s hot, hot, hot! He’s the movie star every studio wants, the lover every woman wants, and Nick has always been happy to oblige on both counts. But Fate has a quirky sense of humor... moreLissa Wilde, a Le Cordon Bleu trained chef, is beautiful and talented. She’s on her way to the top of her profession, and she’s dating the best-looking guys in Hollywood. Nick Gentry is an actor and he’s hot, hot, hot! He’s the movie star every studio wants, the lover every woman wants, and Nick has always been happy to oblige on both counts. But Fate has a quirky sense of humor. In the blink of an eye, Lissa’s career nosedives and Nick—well, Nick takes a long, hard look at his career and what he sees leaves him shaken. Necessity brings Lissa into Nick’s life. Blazing passion brings her into his bed. What they share there is beyond anything either of them has ever known… And it’s more, lots more, than either of them is willing to trust. less