Anyone looking for a delicious tale of intrigue and seduction may want to check out the latest book from New York Times best-selling author Suzanne Enoch.

In her captivating tale, "Something Sinful" (Avon Books, $6.99), readers are reacquainted with the ever-popular Griffin family. Lord Charlemagne (aka Shay) Griffin is the second-oldest son, who also just happens to excel at everything, especially business.

Shay is introduced to Lady Sarala Carlisle at a ball-a beautiful and seemingly naive young woman, who he never expects will show him up at a business transaction the very next day. Lady Carlisle sees herself as an equal to any man, and just couldn't resist the chance to put the arrogant Lord Griffin in his place.

Not admitting defeat, Shay launches a plan of seduction against Sarala. Just when he regains the upper hand, it becomes evident that Shay enjoys being with Sarala on a personal level rather than a business level.

Faced with the Griffin family's scrutiny, society's disapproval, and a potential international crisis, can Shay and Sarala overcome these obstacles and put their competitive natures aside, in order to lay claim to the biggest prize of all?