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  The Knight's Kiss

  Nicole Burnham

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  He lived in Once Upon a Time.When Princess Isabella diTalora needs an expert to study the ancient artifacts hidden beneath the royal palace, she’s determined to hire the best: Nick Black, a mysterious collector who knows San Rimini’s medieval era better than anyone.Nick Black knows San Rimini’s history for good reason. He lived it. In fact, he was once known as Domenico of Bollazio, a powerful knight pledged to San Rimini’s king. But he was cursed for his ambition and will never know peace—or mortality—until he can solve the riddle of his enchantment.Nick knows modern technology will soon reveal his immortality to the world, so—despite the risk—he accepts the assignment from the princess in hopes of breaking his curse. But as he spends more time with the beautiful princess, he learns that some risks bring unexpected consequences.Awards:RITA Award WinnerPraise:"An addictive series, full of heart and romance and endings that give a happy sigh."-  Emily March, New York Times bestselling author“Modern fairy tales with perfect happily ever afters.” - Christina Dodd, New York Times bestselling authorThe Knight’s Kiss is the fourth book in the Royal Scandals: San Rimini series. The six-book series includes:• Fit for a Queen• Going to the Castle• The Prince’s Tutor• The Knight’s Kiss• Falling for Prince Federico• To Kiss a King

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  Dirty Old Men Story 2 “Porn For...

  VIC VITALE

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  Pam O, 40 / Neighbor's Wife 
  "Have a seat!" I told the young lady while I sat in front of the monitor showing a couple engaged in hot sex. 
  Having taken the bait, Pam Osborne. quickly obliged by sitting down right next to me. 

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  Two Minds

  Alaska Walters

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  Daddy Issues? CHECK, Mummy issues? CHECK, Low self-esteem? CHECK, Overthinking mind leading to insanity? CHECK 
  Lizzy is your average teenager, not able to take a break from life's bad idea of a joke. Her life is hell and her parents are the demons of her prison. 
  One bad choice after another, leading her to her ultimate demise, uncovering a secret that was hidden from her since birth. 
  What if everyone you knew wasn't who they said they were? 
  What if your surroundings weren't all that you could see? 
  What if the You, you thought you knew wasn't who you were at all? 
  A classically intriguing thriller, where every corner is a mystery that could lead you to who you really are. Would you want to find out?

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  Hell's Glitch - Into a Dark...

  Belart Wright

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  An epic re-release of an American Gamelit and LitRPG classic. One of the first to delve into darkness. 
  Twenty years into the future, an independent virtual reality developer named Fulton Milner creates a deeply immersive VR program which truly fools the mind. Milner's newest industry shattering creation is a dark fantasy adventure simulator known only as Project DH. With technology that dives so deeply into human dreams, Milner is granted unparalleled access into each tester's mind and perhaps even their very souls. 
  Sam Nagai thought testing videogames would be a dream job until he got saddled with a ton of barely playable mobile games with shoddy gimmicks. Due to poor product and pay, Sam is usually reluctant whenever he gets a call for a new gig, but customers for his art commissions have been scarce and Sam needs all the money he can get. The potential bonus pay for this new gig catches his attention as does the description of the game. Virtual reality, a dark atmosphere and gothic fantasy world, role playing game mechanics, and uber hard difficulty? Sam's all in for that. After all, there's no real any danger, right? 
  Join Sam on a role playing adventure where the main goal is survival at all costs, where power and horror commingle in ways that are equally terrifying and addictive. It's a hair-raising adventure inspired by a dark masterpiece, at least that's what Sam thinks. 
  **Includes a new prologue, additional game lore, new chapters, and updated scenes for better readability and flow. 
  "If you want to dive into the LitRPG genre with something a little dark that clearly has a long-term plan in mind, Hells Glitch: Into a Dark Adventure is a good starting point." - Matt Doyle, author of Addict (The Cassie Tam Files)

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  Character Building (Unabridged)

  Booker T. Washington

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  Booker T. Washington has been regarded as the leading figure in African American life, and as the man who brought his people from slavery to unfettered economic, political, and social involvement in the American mainstream. He has also been strongly criticized for advancing the cause of racial accommodation when the political agenda dictated the development of an independent black standpoint in all areas of the industrial structure. This agenda went far beyond educational reform and agrarian participation.
  Character Building first appeared in 1902. While enormous changes have occurred in all phases of African American rights and responsibilities, Booker T. Washington's broad outlines on building moral character have remained intact. Washington's book can be viewed as a Dale Carnegie volume on How to Win Friends and Influence People_black and white_as noted by the very title of the chapters: "Helping Others," "Influencing by Example," "Education that Educates," "The Gospel of Service," etc.
  For those in search of the ideological roots of black life in post-slavery times, this text will be a reminder of where the American nation has come from and, arguably, where it is going.

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  Five Hundred Carats - An...

  George Griffiths

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  George Chetwynd Griffith-Jones was born on 20th August, 1857, in Plymouth, South-West England to a clergyman father who was frequently moved to different parishes.   
   
  Although Griffith did briefly attend school there were only limited funds to provide a formal education for him and his elder brother.  Consequently, they were primarily home schooled with their father teaching them Latin and Greek and their mother, French.  There was also an extensive family library which Griffith devoured. 
   
  At 15 he joined a ship as an apprentice but deserted when it arrived in Australia to travel around for 4 years before working his passage back to England.  
   
  He settled in Sussex, to teach English at a prep school and studied at night to gain formal qualifications.  After a further year of study at a German university he taught in Brighton but now his passion for writing also led him to journalism.  He contributed to various pamphlets, newspaper and periodicals, writing on secularism and socialism as well as travelogues, volumes of poetry and, of course, short stories.  His vivid writing style and knack for storytelling paved the way for his success as a novelist.  
   
  In 1893, Griffith published his first novel, ‘The Angel of the Revolution’, an instant success of dystopia featuring advanced aerial warfare and anarchist revolutionaries.  Griffith's output of over a dozen novels and numerous short stories influenced later science fiction writers and left a lasting legacy in place.  He also wrote romance, adventure and supernatural stories. 
   
  His writing was not always successful, and he often faced personal and financial difficulties. 
   
  George Griffith died at his home in Port Erin, Isle of Man of cirrhosis of the liver on 10th June, 1906.  He was 48.

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