Editora: Short Stories
4 hot tales of lactation and family sex! My Sister Works At The Hucow Cafe/Milking My Daughter In The Name Of Science/Daddy’s Hucow Hooker/My Aunt’s Pussy Juice Is Worth The Squeeze...And So Is Her Milk
Discover a world of wonder and emotion in this beautifully narrated audiobook. Perfectly balancing excitement, drama, and reflection, this tale offers something for everyone. Each chapter pulls you deeper into a narrative crafted to inspire and entertain. The powerful storytelling and engaging voice will transport you to a different world. Don’t miss the chance to embark on this unforgettable journey. Let this audiobook accompany you through your daily adventures and become your new favorite story.Ver livro
FRAUD, MURDER, AND MAYHEM Dean Wilson's sister Linda vanished four years ago, around the same time as millions of pounds of investors' money disappeared from the company she worked for. IS SHE DEAD AND GONE? Then Dean is charged with assault in a nightclub and Detective Mike Nash's inquiries cause him to reopen the fraud case. Dean is in love with a woman whose family were some of the biggest losers from the company's collapse. Events quickly begin to escalate, and soon Nash has several murder investigations on his hands. Meanwhile Helmsdale police are being swamped with complaints about email scams. Nash needs help. Computer analyst, Tina Silver, is brought in to help. With the body count rising and forensic resources stretched, Nash realizes he may be dealing with fraud of larger proportions than he ever could have imagined. Can Nash and his team solve the case before any more lives are taken?Ver livro
Brought to you by Altrusian Grace Media and narrated by Matthew Schmitz, and includes a fully immersive cinematic music score. "The Diary of Alonzo Typer" is a short story by H. P. Lovecraft and William Lumley. It is Lovecraft's revision of Lumley's "The Diary of Alonzo Typer, Found After His Mysterious Disappearance". It first appeared in the February 1938 issue of Weird Tales. "Alonzo Hasbrouch Typer of Kingston, New York, was last seen and recognized on April 17, 1908, around noon, at the Hotel Richmond in Batavia. He was the only survivor of an ancient Ulster Country family, and was fifty-three years old at the time of his disappearance." It features the Ancient One, as well as a passing reference to the city of Yian-Ho, seemingly referencing Robert W. Chambers' "The Maker of Moons," which references a mysterious city in China called Yian.Ver livro
Scottish Relic Trilogy, Book 1 In the Heart of Scotland, a Highland warrior is about to meet his match... In a land where magic weaves through the ancient stones and whispers of legendary creatures echo in the misty glens, Alexander Macpherson, a formidable Highland warrior, faces his greatest challenge yet. He has lost track of his enchanting wife. When he agreed to take the fiery Kenna Mackay as his bride to fortify his clan's dominion in the north, he anticipated a period of adjustment. What he didn't foresee was the spirited beauty escaping on their wedding night, leaving a trail of mystery and longing in her wake. Kenna Mackay believed she was safe within the sacred walls of a priory, honing her skills in the mystical arts of healing. But destiny has other plans. Kidnapped by her own husband, she is thrust back into a world where sparks fly and wits clash. As their passionate battle of wills reignites, so does a love as deep and wild as the Highland lochs. However, shadows from Kenna's past resurface, carrying a deadly secret that threatens to destroy their burgeoning romance. With a heartless villain drawing ever closer, Alexander and Kenna must summon the strength to confront their darkest fears. Together, they must wield the power of undying love to overcome the forces that seek to tear them apart. This time, Alexander is resolute; he will not lose his magical bride again.Ver livro
Buy now to get the main key ideas from Kristina McMorris’s Sold on a Monday During the Great Depression, reporter Ellis Reed comes upon two siblings huddled together near a gut-wrenching sign reading “2 children for sale.” He takes a photo that sets off a mystery and changes his life in Kristina McMorris’s novel Sold on a Monday (2018). The photograph catches the attention of his boss’s secretary, Lily Palmer, and Ellis gets his big break as a reporter. But Ellis and Lily are haunted by the photo. As they seek the dangerous truth about the children’s situation, they must also deal with their own aspirations, frustrations, and family secrets.Ver livro
The Great Gatsby, set in the backdrop of the Roaring Twenties on Long Island, New York, is a poignant critique of the American Dream. The novel is not just a love story but a tragic tale of ambition, class, and the illusion of social mobility, encapsulated in the era's excess and disillusionment. When the novel was first published in 1925, it did not enjoy immediate commercial success. Only around 20,000 copies were sold in its first year, and Fitzgerald himself considered it a commercial disappointment. By the time of his death in 1940, Fitzgerald felt his work, including Gatsby, had been forgotten, with sales being so low that he was reportedly buying copies himself to keep it in print. The novel's fortunes changed dramatically during World War II when the Council on Books in Wartime chose it for distribution to American soldiers, printing over 155,000 copies. This initiative significantly boosted its popularity and recognition, transforming it from a largely forgotten work into an American classic. Today, The Great Gatsby sells approximately 500,000 copies annually, with total sales reaching over 25 million copies worldwide since its original publication. It has become Scribner's best-selling title, illustrating its enduring appeal and commercial success. Overall, The Great Gatsby has not only achieved commercial success but has also left a profound and lasting impact on American literature and culture, embodying the complexities and contradictions of the American experience. F. Scott Fitzgerald (September 24, 1896 – December 21, 1940) was an American novelist and short story writer, widely regarded as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. His works are emblematic of the Jazz Age, particularly capturing the spirit and excesses of the Roaring Twenties in America. Frank Marcopolos lives in Florida with his dog, Sparky.Ver livro
