Robert Schumann, the Romantic composer, was a vibrant and complex man. Schumann's public biography was carefully cleansed by his wife, his survivors, and his friends, but his own letters and diaries give indication of a series of passionate affairs with both sexes that sparked the creative outpouring of music that defined his artistic life. It is from these sources that author E. L. van Hine has imagined an erotic and inspired story of a remarkable, talented man.

The Erotic Etudes Opus VI recreates many of Schumann's intimate relationships in a series of 18 interlocking stories that span 40 years of his life, beginning in 1834 when he was at the center of both controversy and publicity in Leipzig, Germany. Arranged thematically and told in the first person, The Erotic Etudes Opus VI parallels the 18 section piano work, 'The Symphonic Etudes,' which was published in 1837 and dedicated to one of Schumann's intimate friends. Compelling and immensely readable.

One battle is over, but the war is still on. After defeating their greatest enemy, Frank MacLachlan and Jane Cardigan return to their home in Boston only to find themselves doubting the decisions that have led to the death of their former friend, Jack Claim. When Damien D'Arroyo, leader of the Heirs of Power, arrives in Boston, he sets a plan in motion that could divide the allies forever and unleash an even greater danger. And this time, one of them will not survive...

Die Saat des Verrats (The Seed of Treason) is the long awaited sequel to the most successful German ebook series of its time that ran from 1999 to 2002 and was published as paperback from 2002 to 2006. This new story is available for the first time and is available exclusively as an ebook. Please note that the text is in German.