His innocent enemy... ...could be his ultimate undoing!

His innocent enemy...could be his ultimate undoing! Prince Cesar will never forgive polo star Sofia Acosta for the article branding him a playboy! But to avoid further scandal, he has no choice but to invite her to his lavish banquet in Rome, where he's confronted by her unexpected apology and the very obvious electricity! Sofia was blackmailed into writing that article. She'll risk her hard-fought career to make it right. But surrendering to undeniable temptation wasn't part of the plan! Because that means putting her trust in the man behind the outrageous reputation...

Will his enemy become his undoing? Prince Cesar will never forgive polo star Sofia Acosta for the article branding him a playboy! But to avoid further scandal he must invite her to his lavish banquet in Rome. Where he’s confronted by her unexpected apology and the very obvious electricity!

Tempted by an off-limits attraction

In this new edition of a cult classic, Henrik Krüger and Jerry Meldon have added new material and provided updates of the investigations Danish investigative author Henrik Krüger set out to write a book about Christian David, a French criminal with a colorful past, and wound up writing a book—originally published in 1980—that spans all continents and names names all the way up to Richard Nixon. The Nixon administration and CIA wanted to eliminate the old French Connection and replace it with heroin from the Golden Triangle, partly in order to help finance operations in Southeast Asia. The book delves into the relationships between French and U.S. intelligence services and organized crime probing into the netherworld of narcotics, espionage, and international terrorism. It uncovers the alliances between the Mafia, right-wing extremists, neo-fascist OAS and SAC veterans in France, and Miami-based Cuban exiles. It lifts the veil on the global networks of parafascist terrorists who so frequently plot and murder with impunity, thanks to their relationships and services to the intelligence agencies of the so-called "free world." In short, this updated edition tells a story which our own media have systematically failed to tell.

Covers issues and events in women's history that were previously unpublished, misplaced, or forgotten, and provides new perspectives on each event.

The year 1927, which produced an amazing crop of big news stories, is portrayed as the climax of an era.