The Temptation

<p>Life is full of temptations. Some are small sweet and innocent. Others are<br>big avalanche-like and overturn everything around. Could Matilda not give in to<br>the dangerously slippery surface that threatened her freedom tempted by money<br>and promiscuous sex? Could Angie turn her back and not give in to the temptation<br>called sinful love and was it sinful at all? Should this temptation have placed the<br>stunningly beautiful Gianni at the crossroads of Matilda or Angie? Was there a<br>right path and direction? Why were the Secret Services tempted to invade the lives<br>of all of them?<br>It seems that everything is concluded by the thought of Oscar Wilde in The<br>Picture of Dorian Gray: The only way to get rid of temptation is to give in to it.<br>Resist him and your soul becomes sick with longing for the things you have<br>forbidden it with a desire for what his monstrous laws have made monstrous and<br>unlawful.<br>Romance drama action and sinister dealings - this seductive and exciting<br>book has it all what more could a reader possibly ask for!</p>