Enlighten

ENLIGHTEN IS BOOK TWO OF THORNHILL TRILOGYClarissa Moone's a smart, quirky art history grad with an almost unhealthy obsession for vintage clothes. When she lands a job working for the enigmatic Aidan Thornhill, she doesn't quite know what to expect-but certainly not romance. Aidan is a self-made billionaire whose early life is shrouded in mystery. Fleeing a scandal, he joined the army and, years later, returned from the war fields with a head full of bad memories and a million dollars left to him by a dead friend. Now, he's one of LA's wealthiest bachelors-and he's also smoking hot. But even this billionaire veteran didn't count on his voluptuous new PA. One hot night on his private yacht, he seduces Clarissa and on discovering her lack of experience, instead of running, he takes control. Aidan's dark past is never far behind either. Determined to stir trouble, three figures-an old army comrade, a spurned ex-con, and a spoiled rich girl with sharp claws-emerge to reap revenge. Rising to defend his new lover, the former soldier charges headlong into battle, determined to be with Clarissa even if it means losing everything. Clarissa too has a tough choice: ignore the rumors and continue this Cinderella romance with her handsome boss… Or leave her dream job. Impressed by their heartfelt, down-to-earth portrayal of love and sex, I developed a voracious appetite for contemporary romance books. I was so inspired by the genre that I decided to explore that world as a writer. I embarked on writing three books. All of which still remain on my computer. Then Aidan Thornhill entered my imagination and came alive on paper. From that moment, like all emotional love stories, nothing else mattered. I fell in love, and was compelled to write, almost in a frenzy, every day without fail, which resulted in Entrance, Enlighten and Enfold (Thornhill Trilogy). The idea for The Importance of Being Wild, my latest novel, came to me through a story I heard of how a bang on the head ended a marriage after the husband woke as another man.