IGRAJĄC Z POKUSĄ - EWA MACIEJCZUK

Aurora, a woman firmly grounded, desires only love to illuminate the darkness in her heart. Surrounded on all sides, she cannot find that one feeling that would give her true happiness. Money gives her only an illusion of security, not providing the warmth she envies in the loving customers of Davies Lovers. The monotony of her life is interrupted by the appearance of Harry in the company, a young man desperately looking for a job. Aurora, despite her inner fears, decides to give him a chance.

• Engaging plot full of emotions and tension
• Realistic characters with whom it is easy to identify
• Moving story about love, temptation, and social differences
• Ideal reading for fans of romance and contemporary novels
• Bestselling author Ewa Maciejczuk guarantees unforgettable experiences
• Paperback edition ideal for reading on the go

"Igrając z pokusą" is a story about Aurora, a successful woman who longs for true love. Her life changes when Harry, a young man looking for work, appears in the company. Their relationship is complicated from the start by the age difference, social status, and Harry's inexperience. Can two people from such different worlds connect more than just work? The book touches on important themes such as the search for happiness, overcoming obstacles, and fighting one's own weaknesses.

Ewa Maciejczuk, the author of bestselling contemporary novels, takes her readers on an emotional journey through the world of love, temptation, and social differences in her latest book. Her books are characterized by an engaging plot, realistic characters, and moving stories that stay with you long after you finish reading. "Igrając z pokusą" is the ideal read for anyone looking for a book that will touch, move, and make you think.

Ailes Publishing, known for publishing high-quality contemporary literature and romances, presents "Igrając z pokusą" as one of its latest offerings. The book was published in 2024 in paperback, making it ideal for reading on the go or in the comfort of your own home. The 144x202 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. Number of pages: 226.