Books like Rapture's Revenge by Lauren Wilde

Sari tries to stay away, yet Brent Holding’s irresistible charm pulls her toward a dangerous romance.

A tense negotiation between Simon and Liza unfolds as Simon demands full reward while Liza grapples with his devious motives.

Jack and Annie use their magic tree house to travel back to the American Revolution, where they aid General George Washington during his famous crossing of the Delaware River.

"Do not keep me waiting tonight," demanded handsome 28 year old Rising Eagle to the innocent blonde beauty who had saved his life. And though Elizabeth knew it was wrong to meet the powerful Seneca warrior she came to him when the sky darkened and let him teach her the wild, rapturous secrets of love. Their first fierce tantalizing kiss was all that was needed to forever bind their hearts. In his embrace she was a warm willing woman - and their two different worlds were one... "You will always be mine," whispered 15 year old Elizabeth as Rising Eagle drew her into his arms, holding her delicate mouth captive beneath his own. Her tender touch carried him into the realm of pure sensation. Her silken flesh aroused him to the peaks of ecstasy as no woman had ever done before. He needed this green-eyed goddess more than his life, more than his soul - and he'd pleasure her until she surrendered to his searing **Savage Fire.**

Jag, the most combative and tormented of the Ferals, must team up with the flame‑haired Therian temptress Olivia to stop daemonic attacks on humanity. Their forbidden bond is tested when a dark force threatens Olivia’s very soul.

From the back cover: History readily proves there is sufficient evil in the world to make it essential for the United States of America to have a strong and capable military to provide for the common defense. Not surprisingly, the U.S. Constitution enumerates extensive war powers—including the power of Congress “To declare War” and the power of the President as “Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States...” to wage it. Yet, the United States’ last declared war was World War II (1941-1945), hardly America’s last prolonged military conflict. No formal declarations of war were ever declared for any of the later so-called “wars” of Korea (1950-1953), Vietnam (1964-1973), Iraq (off and mostly on since 1990) or Afghanistan (2001-present), or any number of smaller incursions in-between. With 100,000 American combat deaths from these non-declared wars and over $5 trillion (present-day dollar value) borrowed to fund them, the United States’ odd affair with undeclared wars continues to plague us. Whether the President cites authority under the U.N. Charter instead of the U.S. Constitution (like President Harry S. Truman, when sending troops into Korea) or points to open-ended military discretion given by Congress (like President Lyndon B. Johnson, when sending in troops into Vietnam), the Constitution is effectively bypassed when members of Congress allow the President the discretion to decide when to commit troops to long-term battle. *Waging War without Congress First Declaring It* examines the peculiar phenomenon of American Presidents repeatedly engaging in protracted armed conflicts without Congress first declaring war.

In 1780 Charleston, 16‑year‑old Sabrina Robbins, a Patriot orphan, struggles between love for a Tory and duty to fight the Revolution, all while navigating romance and risk amid a spy ring.

In 17th‑century Scotland, Maddie Fraser vows vengeance for her father’s death, leading covert raids while refusing love. Captain Garrett Marshall, tasked to capture the elusive “Black Jack,” finds his loyalty tested when he falls for the woman behind the disguise.

This book is an exhaustive compilation of the descendants of John Parker of Lewes, Sussex County, Delaware, born in 1740 and died in 1793, and his wife, Sarah Gordy of Sussex County, Delaware, born in 1743 and died in 1825. The author, Mrs. Zylks-Adcox, passed away, but not before covering descendants and related families who are still living today (2010). Chocked full of cites, sources, documents and photos, it is a genealogist's gold mine. It should be noted that Mrs. Zylks-Adcox wrote this work years before the Parker DNA Project discovered that there were two different Parker families in the same area, with many of the same given names, who were not related. The Parkers in this book are designated as Parker DNA Group #5, with the oldest known ancestor being George Parker, Sr., a millwright, the father of this John Parker. The other family, often confused with this one, is Parker DNA Group #12, traced back to England and referred to as the Parkers of Southampton, England. John Parker was a Revolutionary War Patriot, recognized by the Daughters of the American Revolution, and ancestor of many DAR members.

Original Officers and Eligible Officers of the Continental Army whose descendants qualify for membership in the Society of the Cincinnati. The Society contains thirteen (13) chapters for the original colonies and one (1) for the Republic of France recognizing its military involvement. Original Officers served at least three years and joined the newly formed Society of the Cincinnati after the Revolutionary War. Eligible Officers were ones killed in the line of duty. Some states' chapters such as South Carolina have broadened eligibility requirements to include descendants of Continental Army Officers who did not join while there can be more than one member of the same ancestor. The writer discloses that 01) he is a member of the South Carolina Chapter along with his two sons and late father; 02) his family is descended from John Lewis Gervais, Deputy Paymaster for the South Carolina Continental Army and a Colonel, who was not an Original Member due to rural business affairs and leadership relocating the state capitol to Columbia, and 3) descended from Militia Officers who did not qualify for membership as Militias were supplements to the Continental Army. Columbia, South Carolina's main through fare, Gervais Street, was named in John Lewis Gervais's honor.

Set on a Cheyenne reservation, "Savage Rapture" follows Snow Blossom as she waits for her beloved Cade, a half‑breed drawn between the white world and indigenous life, and discovers a passionate, conflicted romance that binds them both.