Parris Afton Bonds

Snow and Ice

A Novel

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Danger lurks in the glamorous world of millionaires and playgirls. From the exclusive slopes of St. Moritz to the plush casinos of Monte Carlo, Diana de Revillon lives the luxurious life of a golden girl out for thrills. But underneath that stunning façade, Diana has a more daring identity. As a secret investigator for a giant corporation, Diana's latest assignment is to recover nine priceless stolen paintings. Her quest brings her into the glittering world of mysterious billionaire David Mendel, who falls for her party-girl cover. He invites her aboard his yacht for a sumptuous Mediterranean cruise where Diana meets Tom Estevez, a man with a job that parallels her own. Tom suspects that Mendel aims to trade the stolen art for an even more valuable cache-a huge shipment of cocaine. But amidst the diamond-studded glamour of Mendel's yacht, Diana can't deny the feelings of fatal attraction overwhelming her. For even as she knows she must expose David Mendel, she finds herself perilously drawn to him. . . .

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Random House Publishing Group
• Seitenzahl: 290
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 1999
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 17mm
• Gewicht: 412g
• ISBN-13: 9780345465771
• ISBN-10: 0345465776
• Artikelnr.: 22398867

Autorenporträt

Parris Afton Bonds is the mother of five sons and the author of more than forty published novels. She is the co-founder and first vice president of Romance Writers of America, as well as, co-founder of Southwest Writers Workshop. Declared by ABC's Nightline as one of three best-selling authors of romantic fiction, the award-winning Parris has been featured in major newspapers and magazines, in addition to being published in more than half a dozen languages. The Parris Award was established in her name by the Southwest Writers Workshop to honor a published writer who has given outstandingly of time and talent to other writers. Prestigious recipients of the Parris Award include Tony Hillerman and the Pulitzer nominee Norman Zollinger. She donates spare time to teaching creative writing to both grade school children and female inmates, whom she considers her captive audiences.