Aníbal Leal Libri

Christina Wakefield, orgogliosa e capricciosa erede di un'immensa fortuna, destinata dalla nascita a un tranquillo matrimonio, di nascosto alla famiglia lascia la capitale inglese per seguire il fratello al Cairo. Rapita da un misterioso berbero, si ritrova prigioniera in una tenda, isolata nel cuore del deserto, circondata da uomini per cui è solo una schiava del loro signore: ma presto scoprirà che la sua più grande schiavitù è quella della passione.

Orphaned Ayla and wandering Jondalar search for a place to call home.

Charles Parnell Cassidy is an Australian politician cast in the traditional Irish-Catholic mold of rhetoric, dynasty, and influence-peddling. Martin Gregory is the moral and disenchanted protege who married Cassidy's daughter, went to Europe, became a success on his own merits, and scorned his father-in-law. When the terminally ill Cassidy appears in London to die, he makes Gregory the executor of his legal estate and sets a complex trap by offering him the keys to a vast empire of wealth and corruption spanning Australia and Southeast Asia. With Cassidy's evil influence ever present, Gregory tries to unravel the complications of the old man's estate, obligations, and debts, while struggling with his own ambition and the security of his family. A powerful story from a master storyteller.