Résultats pour "Lisa" dans Multiculturel

San Francisco attorney Cecily Chang is ready to tackle the New Year head on, so she creates a list of resolutions guaranteed to reboot her life—right after her dutiful visit home to Sunset Park, Brooklyn, for the Lunar New Year. Cecily prepares to face her critical, meddling mother, nosy relatives, and the chaos and drama family togetherness brings. At least the food will be delicious. This holiday, Cecily vows to remain calm—as long as she doesn’t see him.

You don't become the NFL's defensive player of the year without playing the game rough and dirty, and while I won't deny my past, I'm determined to change that narrative. But as they say, it's darkest before the dawn—and that's precisely when she steps into my storm.

Bethany Lee has achieved every goal she’s had: attend a top-tier medical school, lead her pub quiz team to victory, and now an ER residency. But when an opportunity arises to win a prestigious fellowship that will pay off her med school debt and help her parents, it seems Bethany has suddenly slammed into a wall. A very tall, handsome, and infuriating wall.

Being hopelessly in love with tatted, sexy, bad boy, Roman Masterson can be exactly what one would imagine. Intense. Passionate. Consuming. Dangerous. After fighting so hard to be together, there still continues to be forces working against them. Yet the most difficult obstacles seem to be the ones that come from within.

Bunnys nennen sie die Frauen, die seinen Weg kreuzen. Es wäre auch wenig sinnvoll, sich deren Namen zu merken, denn mehr als ein paar Stunden gibt er sich mit keiner ab. Ihn bezeichnen seine Freunde als Lover, was er fast so sehr wie Unordnung hasst. Hingegen liebt der Architekt Tommaso De Marino klare Linien, Struktur generell. Er lebt für seinen Job – und würde für seine fünf Freunde sogar auf einen Quickie mit einem Top-Model verzichten. Sie sind eine Einheit. Innerlich feurige Gipsys, äußerlich kühl, kontrolliert und single.

There's something about Cutter King that reminds me of every bad relationship I've been in and every bad decision I've ever made.... He's desperately good looking, but he knows it. He's built sturdy and strong like a tank, but he's reckless. He looks like every woman's fantasy, yet for me he's a nightmare. Too bad I owe him big time. And now he's moved in next door to collect.

Millionär mit neunzehn. Einer der reichsten Männer des Vereinigten Königreichs zwanzig Jahre später. Dass Marc Smith zudem ein Gipsy ist, rückt ihn noch mehr in den Fokus der Öffentlichkeit. Was er hasst. Er braucht niemanden, um glücklich zu sein. Schon gar keine Frau. Marc Smith hat gelernt, mit den Journalisten umzugehen, die ihn als einsamen Wolf bezeichnen. Er wirft ihnen Brotkrumen zu, nutzt ihr Interesse an seiner Person, um seinem Volk zu helfen.

Er war geheimnisvoll, umschwärmt und unerreichbar. Jetzt flüchtet er vor heiratswütigen Frauen. Seitdem Damiano Ciprianis Gipsy-Herkunft kein Geheimnis mehr ist, fliegen die Frauen auf ihn wie Bienen auf Blütennektar. Als er auch noch auf der Titelseite des Forbes-Magazins landet, hat er genug. Er vergräbt sich in Arbeit und lehnt sämtliche Angebote an sein Alter Ego, den maskierten Flamenco-Tänzer Jorge, ab. Nur frühmorgens fühlt er sich frei. Eines Tages sieht er, wie ein kleiner drahtiger Typ seinen massigen Gegner zu Boden bringt.

I knew him as a boy, but now, the boy is back - a hardened criminal. Big as hell. Blindingly beautiful. Sexy as sin. Dripping with attitude. Covered in ink. And carrying a colossal chip on his shoulder. I want to keep my distance, needing to protect myself and my virginity. He’s awakening parts of me I never knew were dormant. Ruining me for any other man. I should have known nothing this good would be healthy for me. He’s a liar. A thief. A convict. A deviant. I need to walk away from this man who’s breaking me piece by piece. Only my heart is not cooperating.

I work for him. But I can't stand him. I slept with him once. And he never lets me forget it. He thinks he can take me again. But he can't. I won't let that happen. I just have to last 30 days to prove it to him.

Peter Nguyen has achieved everything he ever wanted. So, why isn’t he happier? He goes to his high school reunion to show up all the people who didn’t give the time of day to the skinny, nerdy boy he’d been. But then, he runs into his old friend Britt.

Going from princess to pauper wasn’t exactly the fairy-tale ending Penelope Hastings believed in as a kid. She grabs at the opportunity to work at Camp Firefly Falls - home of her most treasured childhood memories and the haven where her spoiled heart expanded and her perspective changed after an encounter with an older boy. Now, she’s hoping that the camp can work its magic one more time and help her craft a new life.

D’Andre Smith has it all. Fame. Money. Women. On the outside, his life looks perfect. But he's got a secret that could destroy it all, so the last woman he should get involved with is a reporter. Elise Putnam is searching for a scoop to scoop all scoops to prove her investigative chops, so the last thing she should do is get involved with an interview subject.

How many ways do I need to say I quit? My family thinks I'm crazy, my astrology chart says it's a mistake, but after three years of carefully molding the highly narcissistic Cooper Barnes into the "athlete influencer" of the year - I quit. He won't care anyway. Whether they work for him or sleep with him, women have always been expendable to the billionaire baller. Even me.

A disgruntled pro quarterback with something to prove. A brokenhearted pediatrician who's lost her way. An unlikely romance that blossoms out of a chance meeting, a blind date, and one big fat secret. Jett and Adrienne are the world's least likely couple to succeed. She's just suffered through the most heartbreaking night of her life. He's still reeling from the most humiliating game of his. Their attraction for each other is palpable, yet they have absolutely nothing in common.

I can have any woman I want. Except for Kaya. The only thing I've ever wanted is to play ball in the NFL, but my future is imploding right before my eyes after I unwittingly dump America's sweetheart for the world to see. Now, I'm the most hated man in sports. Desperate to get my name off of the social media gossip grinder, I return to my hometown to attend my best friend's wedding, hoping to find some respite. But the moment I see her again, my breath catches in my throat.

I unexpectedly lost my job and am in debt up to my eyeballs. Until my best friend a.k.a. my lucky charm—Rush gets me my dream job working for the NFL. We're best friends so this will be fun and easy. At least that's what I thought until I actually started the job and one of his teammates asks me out on a date. Then Rush starts acting strange.

Haloke is coming home. Eight long years in the Middle East have honed her skills in defending those she cares for. Now the four men who brutally hurt her younger sister Johona are going to be taught a sharp-edged lesson in the power of karma. That is, if Deputy Logan Cartright doesn't get to them first.

Haloke was finally home. Home to her beloved Wyoming. Home with her younger sister, Johona, who had already endured so much. And it was Christmas. Haloke knew exactly the kind of Christmas present she wanted to give to her dear sister. Haloke's Vision is book three in the Arapaho Vision Quest series. In general, Lisa's novellas are written without explicit intimacy or violence. As such they are suitable for teens and up. That being said, this specific series does center around one young woman's recovery from rape.

A Wyoming blizzard. A crashed car. Haloke's only six years old, but there's no one else. Her father's dead. Her mother's clinging to life. She draws deep within her, to her Arapaho and Navajo roots, and sets out to find help. Twenty years later, it's Haloke's younger half-sister, Johona, who desperately needs help. She'd been knocked unconscious and then brutally raped. Johona steadfastly clings to the belief Deputy Logan can find those who are responsible. Maybe - just maybe - her sister would be able to return home from deployment overseas to spend Christmas with the family.