Stolen Nights — Rea Thomas

He's fast. She's faster.

Lisabeth Baker is the best professional thief in the business and she's just acquired a mythical golden flute -- the same golden flute her rival, Vikram Singh, desperately needs.

Life in their business is a lonely one and Lisabeth has been struggling to find a man who can satisfy her needs. Vikram is everything she could want in a bed-mate and she's willing to cut him a deal -- two nights of no-strings sex, during which Vikram must satisfy her every whim and desire, no questions asked. He's the only man who's ever been able to match her wit and handle her acerbic attitude, and Lisabeth discovers that with each sexual encounter, her feelings for Vikram deepen further, leaving her far outside her comfort zone.

For Vikram, Lisabeth is the most infuriating woman he's ever met, which makes it difficult to understand why he wants her. The occasional glimpses of her softer side have him contemplating what a life with Lisabeth Baker would be like, and he soon realizes two nights won't be enough.