The Complete Crossfire Series: Five Book Collection

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Day writes genre fiction and literary commentary. She has also published under the pseudonyms S. J. Day and Livia Dare. I could give Eva New York. I could give her the world. I couldn’t love her more than I did; it consumed me. And still, an asshole from her past was making strides on edging me out.

His blue eyes were fierce on my face; his cheeks flushed and his sculpted lips parted. He never tried to hide the effect I had on him, never pretended that he had any more control over his response to me than I had to him. It made his dominance in the bedroom all the more exciting, knowing that he was similarly as helpless to the attraction between us. I exhaled in a rush. She’d always been able to see right through me. I wasn’t sure I would ever get used to it.In 2013, Crossfire was optioned by Lionsgate for development as a television series and the studio extended the option twice. After three years of development, the option expired and rights reverted to Sylvia. Their story is complex....their love is intense, passionate, all-consuming, and filled with a desperate yearning for healing and peace. I don't deny that or doubt it. Sylvia June Day (born March 11, 1973) is a Japanese American writer of romance novels. She also writes under the pseudonyms S.J. Day and Livia Dare. She is a number one bestselling author in 28 countries.

Andreeva, Nellie (5 August 2013). Lionsgate to Adapt “Crossfire” Romantic Novels into TV Series – Deadline Natasha (Book Junkie): Top Recommendation! “This fourth instalment in the series is possibly my favourite of the lot, encompassing every single element I hoped to find in it, in particular the careful attention that is paid to these characters' emotional growth and change. Every word in it counts, every emotionally charged scene plays a vital role in the overall storyline, and every part of the puzzle is fundamental to our deeper understanding of the key players in it.” — November 2014Like George R.R. Martin, Sylvia Day is not your bitch. She can pretty much do whatever she pleases with her own characters. They are her intellectual property. I’ll let them know. Also, Mr. Madani wanted to be notified when you got in. He’d like a few minutes with you before the meeting this morning.” Just know that it's just as amazing, sexy, sad, funny, adorable, deeply moving as the first 4 books. I wish this series would never end....Maybe in a few years Sylvia will gift us with an epi-epilogue...to tell us where our darlings are and how they're doing. Also there were some loose ends here and there...mostly about secondary characters... Deanna crossed her arms, a move that accentuated her cleavage, something I took note of only because I was eyeing her again with more care.

Sylvia June Day (born March 11, 1973) is a Japanese American writer. She also writes under the pseudonyms S.J. Day and Livia Dare. She is a number one bestselling author in 29 countries. [1] Career [ edit ] I know many had issues with the ending and the illusive way the author wrapped up some subplots. I, personally, didn't have a problem with it. I felt all the characters were left in a good place and their issues resolves enough that I was fine filling in the blanks myself. I did want a bit more from the epilogue. At this point, though, I'm not sure the author could have satisfied all her readers with any type of ending, so the happy-for-now one was probably for the best. In June 2013, Penguin USA agreed on an eight-figure deal for two more "Crossfire" books, with Penguin UK acquiring UK and Commonwealth rights for an additional seven-figures. [7] Christ, Eva.” I pressed harder, flattening my body against her. “How am I not supposed to feel threatened by that?” The Writers Guild of America strike (which Sylvia fully supports) has caused production to freeze temporarily.New York Times Bestselling Author Sylvia Day inks seven-figure deal with Harlequin to launch Cosmo Red Hot Reads eBooks". PR NewsWire. March 12, 2013 . Retrieved 2013-03-13. Somos Uno es la quinta y última entrega de la serie Crossfire. Eva y Gideon enfrentan una serie de desafíos en su relación. A medida que se acercan a su boda, se ven obligados a lidiar con las consecuencias de eventos pasados y a enfrentarse a sus miedos y secretos más oscuros. La confianza y el compromiso son puestos a prueba a medida que los personajes luchan por superar sus inseguridades y mantener viva su conexión emocional y física. Gideon’s hands slid down my throat to my shoulders, blazing a hot trail across my skin. “I need that to be true,” he said softly. “I was afraid you’d run… that you’d be afraid. Of me.” I remembered her in Kline’s arms, kissing him with a desperation she should feel only for me. The possibility that lust for him might still affect her made me want to tear something apart.