Read Series: V
by Author Jane Feather
Vanity (1995)
Kad su je stegnule neznančeve ruke, Octavia Morgan je shvatila da je upravo počinila najveću grešku svojeg života. Džeparenje se činilo kao jedino rješenje njezine očajne situacije. No sad je uhvaćena, a slijedi još gore. Jer opasno privlačan muškarac, kojeg je upravo opljačkala, nije obična žrtv...
Path To Conquest (1987)
Diana enacts a two-pronged plot to alter world weather patterns to bring an early, crushing winter and to then contaminate world petroleum supplies and make the needed heating oil unusable.
Virtue (2005)
Even though the type of romance between Judith Davenport and Marcus Devlin, the Marquis of Carrington is not my favorite, I still found VIRTUE to be an alluring and compelling novel. Marcus first encounters Judith and her brother Sebastian in a gaming hell in Brussels as he notices how they work...
Violet (1995)
More Mind Candy I read this many years ago, but like all good mind candy, the memory doesn't linger and it is like reading it for the first time.Jane Feather wrote a series of books set during the concluding years of the Napoleonic wars. Violet deals with a young woman in the Spanish hills, dau...
Vixen (2005)
To escape the demons of his past, Hugo Latimer has been drowning his sorrows for more than a decade. When he arrives at his much neglected estate one day, it's to find a coach, a lot of luggage, a strange and diverse collection of animals, and a glowing young woman who looks like a more perfect v...
V: The Second Generation (2008)
Millions thrilled to Kenneth Johnson's hugely popular mini-series "V," an action filled drama of alien invasion, a TV event that was also a number one bestselling novel. Now, in a new novel based on the sequel miniseries currently being developed for TV, the tension between The Visitors and Earth...
Vice (1996)
From the incomparable Jane Feather, author of national bestsellers Vanity, Violet, and Valentine, comes this enthralling new romance of daring deception and forbidden passion.Juliana drew the line at becoming a harlot. She had already begun the week as a bride...and ended it as a murderess. She w...