Grandma Is A $1000 A Night Hooker
Penelope Liksit
Publisher: Short Stories
Summary
I won some money in Vegas, then decided to spend some money on a hooker who was $1000 for the night. A mature one was available...
Publisher: Short Stories
I won some money in Vegas, then decided to spend some money on a hooker who was $1000 for the night. A mature one was available...
Revenge is a dish best served hot and raw, and that’s exactly how I take it after catching my boyfriend flirting with the local barmaid. I march straight to his dad’s and throw myself on Mr. Harnett, begging him to treat me naughty. What follows is more than I bargained for!Show book
Passion runs wild as Nathan and Stella continue their illicit 'no-strings attached' meet-ups, but as Stella begins to fall for Nathan, his jealous side rears its ugly head. After a misunderstanding threatens to end their relationship once and for all, can Nathan move past the engrained behaviors of his past and learn to trust Stella, the only woman to ever tempt him to consider a 'real' relationship?Show book
This National Book Award–winning novel of power, libido, and morality is “a powerful and profoundly disturbing book” (The New York Times). First published in 1968, Jerzy Kosinski’s classic vision of moral and sexual estrangement captured the deviant undercurrents of the era’s politics and culture. In this haunting novel, distinctions are eroded between oppressor and oppressed, perpetrator and victim, narcissism and anonymity. Kosinski portrays men and women both aroused and desensitized by an environment that disdains the individual and seeks control over the imagination. “Céline and Kafka stand behind this accomplished art” from the celebrated author of The Painted Bird and Being There (The New York Times Book Review). “A collection of unbelievably creepy little allegorical tableaux done in a terse elegant voice that’s like nothing else anywhere ever.” —David Foster Wallace “Kosinski’s prose is perfect to his purpose, efficient, detached, lucid as a gem, wholly in command.” —The New York Times “By some miracle of training, which recalls the linguistic bravado of Conrad and Nabokov, he is already a master of pungent and disciplined English prose. Simply as a stylist, Kosinski has few equals among American novelists born to the language. And I have also become convinced, after reading Steps, that he is one of the most gifted new figures to appear in our literature for some years.” —Irving Howe, Harper’s “A beautifully written book. It is precise, scrupulous, and poetic. I can think of few writers who are able to so persuasively describe an event, set a scene, communicate an emotion.” —Geoffrey Wolff, New LeaderShow book
First comes marriage, then comes war.Cari's father—king of the Shattered Isle—escaped her clutches in the All Plane, but she'll stop at nothing to stop his reign of terror.With the help of her four new husbands—the kings of the All Plane—they set off to stop her father once and for all.But he's not retreating to the safety of her beloved isle. He isn't hiding behind his palace walls.He's taking his revenge out on the innocent elemental realms, and the people start to question the All Plane's ability to protect them.When he threatens someone she loves, Cari realizes just how much she underestimated her father. And in order to save them, she'll have to become something she never wanted—the ruthless princess her father raised her to be.Contains mature themes.Show book
What's love got to do with it? Patrick Harrington is handsome, wealthy and successful. He is also a high-functioning addict that craves his next fix. His vices of choice are money and women: taking risks at work and pursuing multiple sexual conquests. Determined to get what he wants, as he always does, Harrington fixates on Alexandra Fisher - the latest pretty young thing in his office.Show book