Maison d'édition: JMS Books LLC
After being in a prison cell for two years, Hector hopes to get home and breathe easy. But he can't. His dead father's things wait for his attention, and his sister can't help with much of anything. Getting back to civilian life is always tough for ex-cons, and it's no different for Hector. Seems that he's boxed in. Again.
The novel ‘Shesh Potro’ is a true-life portrayal of teenage love. Although apparently love is the source of many joys and sorrows, it is reflected here that it is a driving force in adolescent growth and interpersonal relationships. Adolescent love in a rural socio-cultural environment is quite emotional. It may live on in the shadow of memory, though largely unspoken and incomplete. Then in adulthood, when opportunities for unquestionable expression and mutual recognition open, love triumphs.Voir livre
"Rebound" (Fake Boyfriend 2.5) Aron and Wyatt have been best friends since college and are both rebounding from bad breakups. One night of drunken sex makes them question their whole friendship and what they've had right in front of them all along. "It's Complicated" (Fake Boyfriend 3.5) Max has been in love with his childhood best friend, Ash, for years. The reason he has kept it a secret is because Ash also happens to be Max's brother's ex-boyfriend. Complicated doesn't begin to explain their relationship. "Winning You" (Fake Boyfriend 4.5) Marty and Luce win a blind date through a charity raffle. Marty is young and vibrant. Luce is older and a little bit bitter. In one night, they manage to change the course of each other's lives. Contains mature themes.Voir livre
I consider us enemies, but he has no idea why.Declan Young—single dad, friend to all three of my brothers, and the man who can't walk into a room without getting under my skin. He's too confident, too charming, and from the day he moved back to our small town, the golden boy everyone adores.Growing up, he was older, and I thought of him only as my rival. I still do . . . except now he's hotter, infuriatingly helpful, and living next door. Oh, and his daughter? Best friends with my son. Which means Declan is suddenly everywhere—in my kitchen, in my backyard, in my head when I'm trying to sleep.When I invite them to live in my basement for the summer, I tell myself it's about helping out, but the extra income is an added bonus I desperately need to take my life back.It's my house. My rules. But Declan has this way of looking at me like I'm the only thing in the room that matters. And the more I see him as a father, the more dangerous he becomes to my heart.I thought I was in control.Turns out, love doesn't play by any rules—especially mine.Voir livre
A graduate student is drawn into an adventure to another world she never dreamed existed. Deandra discovers things about her past and the person she is destined to become. Impossible fantasies become her new reality as she battles with unseen forces and enemies she has never met. Ultimately, she must choose which fate to embrace. All she wanted was to return to the safety of her previous life until she makes new friends and follows her heart in a different direction.Voir livre
The Great War is over and the soldier boys are back home, but some of them just can't settle down again. Neither can the girls who helped out both on the foreign and the home front. Dr. Ward notices, but doesn't know how to help until one Sunday after his sermon, when something happens to change the lives of many in their town. Summary by Adele de Pignerolles.Voir livre
Step back into the wild imagination of early science fiction. These five rare tales carry listeners across eerie lunar mysteries, strange Martian encounters, unsettling scientific experiments and a voyage that reveals something terrifying hidden deep inside a ship’s cargo hold. Written during the formative decades of the genre, these stories capture the fearless creativity that defined vintage science fiction. The authors explored ideas that were bold for their time—visions of alien worlds, strange transformations and dangerous technologies that pushed human curiosity to its limits. Some of the writers in this collection became legends of the field. Others appeared only briefly in the pages of pulp magazines before fading into obscurity. Together their work forms a fascinating snapshot of an era when science fiction was discovering just how strange and exciting the universe could be. If you love vintage science fiction filled with daring ideas and unforgettable twists, this collection delivers five more lost transmissions from the golden age of speculative storytelling. Lost Sci-Fi Books 511 thru 515When the Moon Turned Green by Hal K. WellsMartian Homecoming by Frank Belknap LongThe Last Weapon by Robert SheckleyThe Man Without a Body by Edward Page MitchellThe Horror in the Hold by Frank Belknap LongVoir livre
