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  Shade of Vampire 10 A: A Spell...

  Bella Forrest

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  Time is slipping through the Novaks' fingers like sand. The only witch with the power to save them is already within their reach. 
  But how does one fix what one doesn't know exists? 
  Prepare for a wild ride back to The Shade...

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  The Daughter They Stole From Me

  Vivienne Cross

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  Eleanor Hollis died in a car crash — but her soul didn't leave.
  
  Hovering invisible over the wreckage of her own life, she watched her husband pull the nanny into his arms. She watched her "daughter" come home and call them both mom and dad without flinching. And she understood, at last, that nothing in her life had been what it seemed.
  
  Then she woke up. Eight years earlier. With everything she knew.
  
  Her real daughter was out there — thirteen years old, living in poverty, selling salt-cured eggs in the cold to hand the money to people who hit her. Eleanor had months, maybe weeks, before Nathan found her first.
  
  She wasn't going to waste a single day.
  
  *The Daughter They Stole From Me* is a razor-sharp story of a mother's love, a second chance, and a reckoning fourteen years in the making.
  
  *What they took from her — she's coming to get it back.*

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  When I Was a Witch - From their...

  Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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  Charlotte Perkins Gilman was born on 3rd July 1860 in Hartford, Connecticut, to an unaffectionate mother and a father who abandoned her and her older brother to a life of poverty. 
  Inevitably her schooling was limited and by 15 she had attended seven different schools but received only four years education.  However Charlotte was resourceful and did spend time with her father’s aunts – the suffragist Isabella Beecher Hooker and the ‘Uncle Tom Cabin’s’ author, Harriet Beecher Stowe as well as many hours at the public library studying ancient civilisations. 
  In 1878, she enrolled in classes at the Rhode Island School of Design where she met Martha Luther and they developed a close relationship until Luther married in 1881. Charlotte was devastated and detested romance and love until she met and married the artist Charles Walter Stetson.  
  Their only child, Katharine Beecher Stetson, was born in 1885 but left Charlotte with post-natal depression, then often dismissed as a case of hysteria or nerves.  Unsuited to domestic life she ruptured her life and moved to California with Katherine.  She divorced in 1894 and then sent Katharine east to live with her father and his second wife confirming that his paternal rights be acknowledged and that Katherine establish a relationship with her father. 
  After her mother died in 1893, Charlotte moved back east and became involved with her first cousin, Wall Street attorney, Houghton Gilman who she married in 1900. After his death she moved back to California, where Katherine now lived.   
  Her most popular story is ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ which touched on her own post-partum depression and underlined the need for women to be responsible for their mental and physical well-being, as the narrator is ordered by her husband/doctor to take compete rest in her room where she is isolated and becomes obsessed with the revolting yellow wallpaper.   
  She wrote other notable short stories the best of which we also include.   
  Charlotte lectured widely for social reform, wrote important non-fiction works that questioned our patriarchal system and left a legacy as a leading and positive spokesperson for feminism.  
  She was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer in 1932 and, as she wrote in her suicide note and autobiography, she ‘chose chloroform over cancer’    
  Charlotte Perkins Gilman took her own life on 17th August 1935, aged 75, in Pasadena, California.

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  Coffee and Tea

  K.L. Noone

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  A Character Bleed / Leather and Tea crossover!
  These days, Colby Kent-Mirelli is wonderfully happy. He loves being married to Jason, sharing a movie-star life and a happy ending on and off screen. But an invitation to a charity gala brings Colby and Jason back to London ... and face to face with a piece of Colby's past. 
  Simon Ashley should apologize to Colby Kent. As teenagers, they weren't friends, and Simon could be cruel. He's trying hard to be a better person now: happier, kinder, believing in love, which he's found with his husband Ben, a real-life former secret agent and massive Colby Kent fan. And this charity gala invitation might be Simon's chance to finally make things right ... if Colby will listen. 
  Simon wants to apologize. Ben wants to support him ... and meet Colby. Colby just wants the evening to go smoothly. And Jason will always protect his husband. 
  But this glittering night might have a few surprises in store for them all ...

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  Interactive Femdom Session You...

  Lady Sas

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  Slip into the role of the sub and experience what it's like to be trained by Mistress Lady Sas. Become part of the story. Enjoy BDSM session number 2 with the strict and experienced Femdom Lady Sas. The second session with the private Mistress is called „Slave Heaven“. 
  This is not an ordinary audio book but an interactive mind game for slaves who know their place. A different kind of audio book. Intense and interactive. 
  The private Dominatrix Lady Sas lives SM. Her website Lady-Sas.com is one of the best-known Femdom sites in the community.

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  Questing

  Charles Payseur

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  Lancelot has been playing the Game for a long time. When you're an immortal soul reborn again and again because you drank from the Holy Grail, there isn't much else to do than galivant around the globe, accomplishing quests for points and competing against your fellow immortals. For Lancelot it's life, and yet after centuries he finds himself distracted by a different thrill -- the one he gets from his greatest rival, Palomides.
  So when Palomides approaches him with a new quest, Lancelot jumps at the opportunity, even if it takes him to the edge of nowhere, to the deep woods of Wisconsin, chasing after a myth. When the myth turns out to be deadly real, will Lancelot get swept up in the battle and zeal of questing, of playing the Game, or will he find that there's a different way he'd much rather score?

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