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"Astuoniu knygu serija „Galingieji Vulfai“. Trecia knyga. Sebastianas Apsukrus. Saltakraujiskas. Ramus. Nuozmus ir visu gerbiamas verslininkas Sebastianas yra pacioje karjeros virsuneje. Taciau jis vis dar noriai renkasi vienatve. Kai kas sako, kad jo sirdis akmenine. Nuo priverstines santuokos meginanciai issisukti Bolivudo aktorei Anysai Adani uztenka vieno zvilgsnio, kad niekada nebenoretu prarasti Sebastiano. Vyras supranta, kad per daug priartejusi si moteris sumaisys visas kortas. Aistringoji Anysa tampa didziausia jo gyvenimo rizika."

‘Yes, I do – I object!’Standing at the altar, Sebastian Rey-Defoe has resigned himself to a marriage of convenience until a flame-haired siren interrupts the ceremony! Worse, he recognises her – this must be her idea of revenge…Mari Jones is determined to put a dent in Sebastian’s insurmountable pride – and to make him pay for his sins! But she hasn’t bargained on the sparks that fly the instant she and the arrogant tycoon meet again.Nor has she ever imagined that the consequences of her plan will see her walking down the aisle… towards Sebastian!SEVEN SEXY SINS – The true taste of temptation!

The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, the first novel Nabokov wrote in English, is a tantalizing literary mystery in which a writers half brother searches to unravel the enigma of the life of the famous author of Albinos in Black, The Back of the Moon, and Doubtful Asphodel. A characteristically cunning play on identity and deception, the novel concludes  I am Sebastian, or Sebastian is I, or perhaps we both are someone whom neither of us knows.   One of the twentieth centurys master prose stylists, Vladimir Nabokov was born in St. Petersburg in 1899. He studied French and Russian literature at Trinity College, Cambridge, then lived in Berlin and Paris, where he launched a brilliant literary career. In 1940 he moved to the United States, and achieved renown as a novelist, poet, critic, and translator. He taught literature at Wellesley, Stanford, Cornell, and Harvard. In 1961 he moved to Montreux, Switzerland, where he died in 1977.   Witty and sad at the same time. Profound and dazzling.&quote;  Chicago Sun-Times