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  My Next Door Neighbour - From...

  Louisa Baldwin

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  Louisa MacDonald was born in 1845, one of eleven children of part Scottish descent.  Together with three of her sisters they were known as the ‘MacDonald sisters’ primarily because of their marriages to well-known men.   
  In 1866 she married the wealthy industrialist Alfred Baldwin in a double wedding with her sister Anne.   
  After giving birth to Stanley on the 3rd August 1867, who would go on to become Prime Minister, she drifted into an unhappy life in her then residence in Worcestershire.  She had at least one miscarriage and days alone depressed and in darkness. 
  During the 1870’s the couple travelled to find a lasting cure and tried a variety of treatments which led to her recovery in 1883.  She now became a leading figure in her local village of Wilden, near Stourbridge. 
  Her writing career of novels, short stories and poetry is often overlooked, as was the case with so many women, yet her works reveal many talents and a gift for melding odd and weird circumstances into seemingly everyday life.   
  Louisa Baldwin died in 1925.

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  Prince The - Niccolò Machiavelli

  Niccolò Machiavelli

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  An instruction guide for new princes and royals. The general theme of The Prince is of accepting that the aims of princes – such as glory and survival – can justify the use of immoral means to achieve those ends.

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  Spider's Web

  Agatha Christie

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  A classic from the queen of mystery: Agatha Christie.

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  Erotica Dirty Secrets Collection...

  Rachel Scott

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  Some secrets are too dirty to keep. 
   Unzip your imagination and enter a world of unapologetic pleasure with Erotica Dirty Secrets Collection, a sinfully hot selection of stories designed to tease, please, and push you over the edge. 
  Rachel Scott delivers a sensual, no-limits audio experience that brings your deepest cravings to life—whether you're alone in bed or pressing play with someone who wants to go there with you. 
  From first-time explorations to forbidden orgasms, this collection doesn’t whisper... it moans.🔥 What you’ll hear inside:💦 Hard and dirty pleasures with no filter and no mercy👠 First-time fantasies that are anything but innocent🔥 Naughty love affairs soaked in lust and tension🚫 Taboo moments that push every boundary👭 Lesbian seductions as soft as silk and as rough as you need💋 Forbidden orgasms you’re not supposed to enjoy😈 Hot temptations that turn into uncontrollable cravings🎧 Sultry narration that pulls you deeper with every word 
  If you've ever craved something you couldn’t say out loud... this is your permission to listen. 
   No shame. No limits. Just sex, sound, and satisfaction.👉 Press play and uncover what happens when desire takes over.

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  The Witchin' Canoe

  Mel Bossa

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  Though his mother named him after a priest, there's nothing saintly about McGauran O'Dowd. He needs to escape the slums before he's forced into marrying his friend's sister and revealing the sin he's managed to hide so far.
   
  When McGauran gets hired as a logger by ruthless business man Gédéon Latendresse, people warn him -- the Latendresse family is cursed. Twenty years ago, Gédéon rode the witchin' canoe from the camps to the city to stop his brother's wedding. But that night, Gédéon broke one of the Chasse Galerie rules, and now the Devil's come for his due.
   
  And that due, McGauran soon finds out, is Gédéon's sheltered young nephew Honoré, the most enchanting man McGauran's ever met. The lover he's been praying for.
   
  Cursed, Honoré is slipping into madness and threatened to be interned. When the winter comes, McGauran is stuck at the shanties, helpless to save Honoré from his tragic fate. He'll do anything to save the man he loves, even bargain with the Devil himself.

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  Pre-1950 Stories about Societies...

  Edith Wharton, Virginia Woolf,...

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  To be a woman is to be half the world’s population but, in many countries, unfortunately still now and for most of history, women were decidedly second class, normally no more than chattels and the bearers and nurturers of children.  As society involved into a complex and overlapping system where education and equality begin to seek space things began to change.  In this volume our authors describe and reveal how life actually felt for almost all women before the recent past.

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