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  Rejected Of Men; A Story Of Today

  Howard Pyle

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  This is a setting of the story of Jesus as if it had occurred during early twentieth century America. The narrator's point of view is that of an outsider looking in at the story of Jesus.  Howard Pyle (1853 - 1911) was an American illustrator and author.   - Summary by Wikipedia and david wales

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  Man of the Month Club: MAY - An...

  Ann Omasta, Callie Love

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  Poppy is the most annoying woman Cooper has ever met, so why can’t he stop thinking about her? 
  When Poppy Pendleton swoops in and steals Cooper Bridgerton’s parking space just before May’s Man of the Month Club meeting, it’s obvious these two are destined to be enemies. 
  For the second month in a row, Poppy is selected as the most compatible woman by the popular matchmaking application. 
  May’s bachelor, Cooper, and the other ladies are convinced it must be a glitch in the technology. 
  Outspoken, obnoxious Poppy can’t possibly be the best match for dashing, swoon-worthy Cooper. Can she? 
  Will Poppy and Cooper be able to shift their contentious relationship from enemies to lovers? Either way, sparks are sure to fly! Listen to their story in Man of the Month Club: MAY. 
  The Hot Shots of Romance Quickies are scorching short stories featuring sexy heroes, curvy heroines, seductive insta-love, sizzling bedroom scenes, and satisfying happily-ever-after endings. Start anywhere. Binge-listen to them all. Grab MAY now and enjoy a perfectly-portioned taste of steamy romance to satisfy your craving.

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  A Tale of Two Cities

  Charles Dickens

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  A Tale of Two Cities is a novel by Charles Dickens. The novel depicts the plight of the French peasantry demoralized by the French aristocracy in the years leading up to the revolution, the corresponding brutality demonstrated by the revolutionaries toward the former aristocrats in the early years of the revolution, and many unflattering social parallels with life in London during the same time period. It follows the lives of several protagonists through these events.

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  Out For Blood

  Rachel Lawson

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  "The police have cleared her of the killing and she wanted to talk to the press to get her side of the story out," said a reporter on the news. 
  "I knew the victim as a member of my club only we were sort of friends," said the Innocent woman," I don't want to offend the victim's family they for their loss," the lady was in tears not acting real tears. 
  "Why did you kill him?" asked a reporter. 
  "I didn't I was cleared by the police," said the crying woman. 
  "The jury is still out on that," said another reporter 
  "I was cleared by the police," said Astra De Marney-Gray the Vampire queen starting to realize it was trial by media.

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  Some Men

  Charlie Weaver Rolfe

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  Ten short stories about men narrated by the author. Seven of them comical. Eight of them about terrible things. One of them happy, for variety's sake. One of them not in fact a story, just a sequence of silly noises.

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  Fight No More

  Lydia Millet

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  In her first collection since the Pulitzer Prize finalist Love in Infant Monkeys, Lydia Millet presents a web of stories that explore what it means to be home. A real-estate broker is the first character and moral center of a larger narrative about a fractured family reconnecting in unexpected ways. Warm romantic relationships, shocking tragedy, and a satisfying plot are infused, as usual, with Millet's blistering wit, dazzling intellect, and sometimes surreal touch.Fight No More introduces an eclectic cast: strong-minded female narrators beset by hapless male relations, myopic business people contending with unexpected setbacks, and beastly men doing beastly things. Fresh off the critical triumph of Sweet Lamb of Heaven, which was longlisted for the National Book Award, Millet is pioneering a new kind of satire that's hilariously brutal in its depiction of modern American life, while also being compassionate toward those who are caught up in its tidal forces.

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