Hurt by her ex-fianc?’s change of heart, Lucy takes a trip to Italy. But she’s swindled, loses a ton of money and is ordered to leave her lodgings. The gorgeous villa where she’d been staying belongs to Count Giulio Falcone, an Italian aristocrat with a long and noble family history. The beautiful count looks at Lucy coldly and insists that she owes him. To pay him, he says she must stay on his property and do what he says. Will she have to accept kisses from him whenever he wants, too?

Hurt by her ex-fiancé’s change of heart, Lucy takes a trip to Italy. But she’s swindled, loses a ton of money and is ordered to leave her lodgings. The gorgeous villa where she’d been staying belongs to Count Giulio Falcone, an Italian aristocrat with a long and noble family history. The beautiful count looks at Lucy coldly and insists that she owes him. To pay him, he says she must stay on his property and do what he says. Will she have to accept kisses from him whenever he wants, too?

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Hurt by her ex-fiancé’s change of heart, Lucy takes a trip to Italy. But she’s swindled, loses a ton of money and is ordered to leave her lodgings. The gorgeous villa where she’d been staying belongs to Count Giulio Falcone, an Italian aristocrat with a long and noble family history. The beautiful count looks at Lucy coldly and insists that she owes him. To pay him, he says she must stay on his property and do what he says. Will she have to accept kisses from him whenever he wants, too?

LONE WOLVES BEN a.k.a. THE PROTECTOR He'd only loved one woman in his life, but his fierce overprotectiveness hadn't meshed well with her strong independent streak. So they'd parted, as "just" friends. And now their life together was but a distant memory. Or was it? On Christmas Eve, Ben and Leslie O'Keefe were stranded in a secluded mountain cabin with their willful daughter, who more than noticed their lightning attraction. Then they all began to hope for…the impossible. Powerfully drawn to the fragile, haunted look in his beloved's eyes, this lone wolf's primitive desire to protect—and to succumb to his ultimate temptation—became nearly impossible to resist…. THE LONE WOLVES: Meet the sexiest, most stubborn males a woman could ever hope to tame!

Hurt by her ex-fianc?’s change of heart, Lucy takes a trip to Italy. But she’s swindled, loses a ton of money and is ordered to leave her lodgings. The gorgeous villa where she’d been staying belongs to Count Giulio Falcone, an Italian aristocrat with a long and noble family history. The beautiful count looks at Lucy coldly and insists that she owes him. To pay him, he says she must stay on his property and do what he says. Will she have to accept kisses from him whenever he wants, too?

In Christian theology, the teaching that Christ possessed both a human and divine will is central to the doctrine of two natures, but it also represents a logical paradox, raising questions about how a person can be both impeccable and subject to temptation. This volume explores these questions through an analytic theology approach, bringing together 15 original papers that explore the implications of a strong libertarian concept of free will for Christology. With perspectives from systematic theologians, philosophers, and biblical scholars, several chapters also offer a comparative theology approach, examining the concept of impeccability in the Muslim tradition. Therefore, this volume will be of interest to scholars and graduate students working in analytic theology, biblical scholarship, systematic theology, and Christian-Islamic dialogue.