title: Lust And Love: Is it  More Than Chemistry?
author:  Gabriele Frob&ouml;se 
description: Engaging and unusual book (<i>The Telegraph, 20th November 2006</i>)<br /><br />Its strength is in the way it brings together an eclectic mix of material in a concise, coherent manner.The content is so absorbing......few conceptual challenges that a good A-level student could not handle. (<i>Education in Chemistry, 2007 (Mike Shipton)</i>)<br /><br />I found much in the book to interest me, particularly the section on the hormones oxytocin and dopamine.Useful as a source of chemical anecdotes on the theme of love and human sex. (<i>Chemistry World, May 2007 (Tristram Wyatt)</i>)
zlib_text: Sons of Justice 8: Lust to Love
  Brazille doesn’t know what it is about the four soldiers, but whenever they are close lust rules her mind, and nothing else seems to matter but being one with them. Against
  the car, over the couch, on the kitchen table, it doesn’t matter, she needs them and desires them as they desire her.
  But what could come from a relationship based solely on lust? She needs them to talk, to converse, but Luke, J.T., Cole and Farrow are hardcore, cold hearted soldiers not
  used to being vulnerable. How quickly that changes once the woman they have fallen in love with becomes the target of danger.
  Jealous at seeing other men wanting what is theirs first hand soon makes them realize that it’s more than great sex they have with Brazille, it’s love, something they’ve
  never experienced before. When they finally let their guard down to tell her how they feel, Brazille becomes the center of danger, wrapped up in the middle of a mission
  they’re currently involved in and ultimat