Don't Tempt Me

Bared to You and Reflected in You, the first novels in Sylvia's contemporary erotic romance series, have sold almost 900k TCM to dateSylvia's historical romance novel, Seven Years to Sin, was a number one bestseller and has sold 70k TCM to datePenguin are giving Sylvia Day's historical romances a stunning new look, bringing them to an even wider audience

Sylvia Day is the number one Sunday Times and number one international bestselling author of over twenty award-winning novels sold in more than forty countries. She is a number one bestselling author in twenty-eight countries, with tens of millions of copies of her books in print.

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Praise for Sylvia DaySeveral shades darker and a hundred degrees hotter than anything you've read beforeMove over Danielle Steel and Jackie Collins, this is the dawn of a new DayA master storytellerShades of Grey eclipsed by new novelSteamy sex scenes and intriguing plot twists will have readers clamouring for moreLots of sex and gripping story linesFull of emotional angst, scorching love scenes, and a compelling storylineThey are powerful, sexy and unputdownableBoldly passionate, scorchingly sexySophisticated, engaging, clever and sweetIndulgent fantasy at its most enjoyable

Erotic romance Don't Tempt Me is a tale of mistaken identity, lusty liaisons and dangerous deceptions . . .

Lynette Baillon's twin, Lysette, died in an accident. Or so Lynette believed until, at a seductive masked ball in Paris, sexy stranger Simon Quinn mistakes her for her sister Lysette.

And Simon, who planned to hand notorious assassin Lysette Rousseau over to the French, finds his plans confounded.

However, on learning that her sister still lives - for now - Lynette vows to be reunited with her twin. Now she must enter an alluring but ensnaring underworld of dark and twisted desires, where Quinn rules.

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