The Dantes, Books #4-6 - The Dantes, #13

Some blazes, once ignited, can't be extinguished. Just one burning touch, one scorching kiss connects a Dante with his soul mate. Book #4: Lazz's Contract Marriage They met at the altar. In order to satisfy a contract created by his late father and claim a priceless heirloom fire diamond, Lazz Dante must marry a complete stranger: Ariana Romano. He and his beautiful Italian bride intend to make it a temporary marriage, just long enough to satisfy the terms of the contract before parting ways.
It's a dispassionate and logical solution to an ill-conceived situation. What they don't count on is The Inferno striking when they share their first kiss as husband and wife. Book #5: Luc's Unwilling Wife. Her Inferno Bodyguard. Dantes' security chief, Luc Dante is coerced into six weeks of protection duty for heiress Téa de Luca-just until she reaches her twenty-fifth birthday and can claim her inheritance.
The job should be a snap for the powerful, former Special Forces tough guy, despite a wound that never properly healed. After all, who would want to harm such a brilliant, family-oriented woman? Only two things stand in his way. First, Téa is the most adorable, gorgeous, sexy-annoyingly oblivious-person he's ever met, ready and blithely willing to tumble headlong into any and all disasters that appear in front of her.
Not that she sees them. And second, there's the small matter of The Inferno, which strikes the second they touch. Of course, that one touch leads to another. And then another and another until they find themselves tumbling into a disaster to end all disasters . . . the nearest bed. Maybe it wouldn't have been so bad if they hadn't been caught in the act. Bound by an unbreakable Dante code of honor, their next disastrous step is to the altar. Book #6: Rafe's Temporary Fiancée. It's time for lone wolf Rafe Dante to feel the fiery power of The Inferno.
After a disastrous first marriage to his non-Inferno wife, he's done with happily-ever-after. To satisfy his matrimonial-minded family, he hires a woman to fake an engagement, claiming they've experienced the burning itch of The Inferno. His plan is to pay his fiancée to leave him at the altar, and since Dante legend alleges The Inferno only ever strikes once, he'll finally be free to return to his lone wolf ways, problem solved.
Only one slight glitch. The minute he and his temporary fiancée touch, The Inferno strikes-for real. Note to Readers: The Dantes is written by USA Today bestselling author and eleven-time RITA© (Romance Writers of America) finalist, Day Leclaire, these story feature passionate Italian-American heroes, the scorching connection of The Inferno-the ability to find true love with one touch-and sizzling romances between soul mates.