title: An Invitation to Sin
author:  Sarah Morgan 
description: <span>'Set amidst the lavish majesty of Sicily, Morgan's brilliant tale beautifully marries intense drama with laugh-out-loud humor. Her powerful dialogue, laced with sarcastic banter, is mesmerizing. Brava!'' RT Book Reviews 4.5* Top Pick!</span><br /><br /><span><b>'</b>An Invitation to Sin</span><span>is that rarity among romances: A book that surpasses one's expectations in every way, and that I, for one, couldn't put down again.' Grade A. Desert Island Keeper Review. All About Romance</span><br /><br /><span>'</span><span>The banter is fast and furious, the sexual tension is sizzling, and I loved the pairing of bad girl meets bad boy. It's slick, it's charming, and it's sexy.' B+ Wendy the Super Librarian</span><br /><br /><span>'I enjoyed this one very much.' Grade A,  The Good, The Bad and The Unread</span><br /><span></span><br /><br /><span>'An Invitation to Sin made me laugh and smile..' B+ Smexy Books</span>
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  Sin  
  AND  
  Surrender  
    
  
  Julia Latham  
    
    
    
    
    
  
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  To my dear friend, Laurie Bishop:Thank you for all the help you’ve given
  methrough the years, making my books betterthan I thought they could be. Now
  that you’vebegun a new stage in your life, I hope youfind the joy of
  rediscovering yourself.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  It was like looking at a gaily wrapped present—one he wasn’t permitted to
  unwrap.
  
  She was dressed in royal blue, trimmed in fur, with a jeweled girdle hung low
  about her hips. Her neckline was square, with the curves of her breasts
  visible beneath a scrap of sheer lace that might be a sensual undergarment.
  Daring, sexual, and marking her as less than a wife, and more than a common
  prostitute.
  
  “Do I meet with your approval?” Juliana asked dryly.
  
  “You’ll have to consult me every day,” he answered smoothly.
  
  After hiding their finery beneath cloaks, they went outside to the waiting
  horses. Paul considered the open gate, where an