James Moloney

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David's new town is boring until he discovers a big drainpipe that looks perfect for skateboarding. He can't resist exploring the huge cement tunnel. Then he hears something odd. Someone else is inside the tunnel, in the darkness, where no living person should be.

Jack can make a special sound like a duck. When Jack finds a man catching ducks by the pond, he'll need your help to rescue a little duck form the duck snatcher. Can you quack like a duck? He won't be able to do it without you!

Pleasing a man is something former mistress Genevieve Ralston does very well. But after her lover callously dumps her, she's definitely off men ... until she meets Simon! He's brooding. Sexy. And she can't keep her hands off him ... But Simon Cooperstone, Viscount Kilburn, is a spy. His mission: retrieve a mysterious letter in Genevieve's possession. Intent on seducing her secrets from her, he forgets to guard one thing: his heart. Each stroke of Genevieve's talented fingers unleashes his deepest desires. Too late, he realizes that while he may be a master of the art of seduction, he's no match for a sensual mistress ... Touch Me features as the heroine Genevieve Ralston, who was first introduced in Love and The Single Heiress.

When Peter and his friend Anton discover that each has a family problem centering on his father, they help one another face the challenges in true swashbuckler style.

When Rosie agrees to take care of her grandfather's Mercedes while he is in jail, she gets more than she bargained for, including being thrust into the middle of a jewel heist mystery and being attracted to a dangerous boy.