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Lisa Marie Rice

Reckless Night

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What do you give your beautiful wife when you’ve got all the money in the world but can’t spend it?
Victor “Drake” Drakovitch used to run a criminal empire, but he gave it all up for the woman he loves. Grace, an accomplished artist, abandoned the life she knew in order to be with the one man she could never live without.
Exiled to an island far from their former lives, the two stay safe from the watchful eyes of Drake’s many enemies. This Christmas, Drake wants to show Grace how much her sacrifice means. But what can he give a woman who shuns gold jewelry and diamonds, furs and expensive cars? Grace doesn’t want fancy things; she wants what Drake can give her—unquestioning devotion, fierce protection… and the best sex a woman has ever had.
Until terror strikes and Grace realizes that the best gift of all is a dangerous husband.
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74 printed pages
Publication year
2011

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  • helloshwetha1999has quoted7 years ago
    trust no one!—vied briefly and violently with the other imperative—trust Grace!—and trusting Grace won, as it always did. But it took a second to overcome long-ingrained instincts.
    He was certain that Grace was standing there, patiently waiting while he violently and silently fought with himself, a scenario she’d seen dozens of times over.
    To anyone who hadn’t lived
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    • helloshwetha1999has quoted7 years ago
      paper in brilliant swirls of turquoise and emerald green. A work of art in itself, something his brilliant wife probably shot off casually on some morning in which she had a little spare time.
      But the gift, ah. The gift was not something shot off casually. It was the work of many painstaking hours of labor that his wife had put in because . . . she loved him.
      It still astonished him.
      He looked down at the small squar
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