Editorial: Short Stories
4 hot tales of incest set in motels! Incest Motel: Brother’s Dirty Phone Call/Incest Motel: Turning A Mother Into A Hooker/Incest Motel: Criminal Cousins Made To Have Sex/Incest Motel: Screwing My Daughter
The Jubilee marks the fiftieth year of the reign of Queen Victoria. Dickensian in its sweeping scope of London life, Jubilee depicts the harsh and disreputable conditions of lower-middle class life at the end of the 19th century. (Introduction by S. Kovalchik)Ver libro
‘Joyful and romantic!’ Cosmopolitan ‘Fresh, funny and smart’ Beth O’Leary, bestselling author of The FlatshareShe’s single. But it can still be complicated… Penny Bridge has always been unlucky in love. So she can’t believe it when she meets a remarkable new man. Followed by another. And then another… And all of them want to date her. Penny has to choose between three. But are any of them The One? The bestselling author of Our Stop will have you laughing, crying and cheering Penny on in this funny and feel-good exploration of hope, romance and the trust it takes to finally fall in love. Perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane’s If I Never Met You and Beth O’Leary’s The Flatshare. Set in a small, rural town, this contemporary fiction piece is a comedy of love and life. Penny's humorous encounters at her workplace and her romantic entanglements keep the readers hooked till the end. For fans of Beth O'Leary (Swept Away), Emily Henry (Beach Read), Paige Toon (What If I Never Get Over You), Ali Rosen (Recipe for Second Chances), and Sophie Cousens (Is She Really Going Out With Him?).Ver libro
A teenage shifter, a mysterious murder, and a snowstorm in the middle of summer. Just another day on the job for Azorin Academy’s best detective, Isabel Reeves. Isabel’s most recent task of supervising a teenage shifter’s first full moon transformation makes her take the backseat to a much more intriguing case… a mysterious murder with no witnesses and no evidence left behind. But her simple task and the gruesome case collide. When Isabel discovers a link between robbing shifters of their power and the existence of vampire hybrids, will she be able to trap her allusive prey before he strikes again? If you like easy-reading detective cases in a continuing series featuring trusted sidekicks and a woman full of snark and confidence whose world does not rotate around the men in her life, join the adventures of Azorin Academy’s Isabel Reeves.Ver libro
Many kids write stories, but only a few of them grow up to be successful authors. Before there was Carrie, there was " Johnathan and the Witchs." And before there was Rabbit Angstrom, Toyota dealer, there was Manuel Cirarro, famous detective. Could we have seen the seeds of success in Stephen King's and John Updike's juvenilia? These young writers are the same people who dominated the best seller lists and occupy the most celebrated spots on bookshelves in our stores, libraries, and homes. Here is a funny and surprisingly informative gathering of childhood creations by celebrated writers— authors who were amused by and happy to share their own early efforts. • Kevin McCarthy reads Allan Gurganus • Judith Ivey reads Margaret Atwood • Andre Braugher reads Amiri Baraka • Alfre Woodward reads Gloria Naylor • Elliott Gould reads Pat Conroy • Susan Anspach reads Joyce Carol Oates • Roger Rees reads Gore Vidal • Daphne Zuniga reads Susan Minot • Nana Visitor reads Ursula K. Le Guin • Kevin McCarthy reads John Hersey • Melissa Manchester reads Rita Dove • Elliott Gould reads Stephen King • Amy Tan reads Amy Tan • David Ackroyd reads Norman Mailer • Joel Grey reads Paul Bowles • Maxine Hong Kingston reads Maxine Hong Kingston • Arte Johnson reads Roy Blount Jr. • Andre Braugher reads Charles Johnson • Roger Rees reads William Styron • Harvey Fierstein reads Stanley Elkin • Samantha Eggar reads Madeleine L' Engle • David Ackroyd reads Louis Auchincloss • Jeff Fahey reads Fred Chappell • Harvey Fierstein reads Tobias Wolff • Tim Matheson reads W.P. Kinsella • Jean Smart reads Gail Godwin • Jeff Fahey reads Stephen Dixon • Andre Braugher reads Vance Bourjaily • Elliott Gould reads John Updike Kevin McCarthy reads Allan Gurganus Judith Ivey reads Margaret Atwood Andre Braugher reads Amiri Baraka Alfre Woodward reads Gloria Naylor Elliott Gould reads Pat Conroy Susan Anspach reads Joyce Carol Oates Roger Rees reads Gore Vidal Daphne Zuniga reads Susan Minot Nana Visitor reads Ursula K. Le Guin Kevin McCarthy reads John Hersey Melissa Manchester reads Rita Dove Elliott Gould reads Stephen King Amy Tan reads Amy Tan David Ackroyd reads Norman Mailer Joel Grey reads Paul Bowles Maxine Hong Kingston reads Maxine Hong Kingston Arte Johnson reads Roy Blount Jr. Andre Braugher reads Charles Johnson Roger Rees reads William Styron Harvey Fierstein reads Stanley Elkin Samantha Eggar reads Madeleine L' Engle David Ackroyd reads Louis Auchincloss Jeff Fahey reads Fred Chappell Harvey Fierstein reads Tobias Wolff Tim Matheson reads W.P. Kinsella Jean Smart reads Gail Godwin Jeff Fahey reads Stephen Dixon Andre Braugher reads Vance Bourjaily Elliott Gould reads John UpdikeVer libro
The Enemy Is Out There… Baby Cara is safely born and Charlotte is recovering from her ordeal. Her captor, Finchby, is dead. But his accomplice, Baxter is still loose, hell-bent on revenge against her father, Klempner. But where is Baxter? A BDSM, Ménage Erotic Thriller Part Five of the Award-Winning Series, ‘The Master’s Child’ Reviews from The E-Book 5 Stars: “Absolutely brilliant! - Attention-grabbing fierce, irresistible excitement grabs hold of you throughout this fantastic twisted story that is impossible to put down and impossible to not feel all the adrenaline pumping excitement as the eye-popping twists storm through the pages invading your mind and overloading your senses making this a perfect twisted read that I couldn't wait to get to the end and then the reality hits when all the words are gone and now I'm out of my mind wanting more. It's crazy twisted, intense, fierce, edgy, passionate, exciting, yummy and addictive so don't even think about putting it down.” Treasa 5 Stars: “…If you want an awesome mystery/thriller with steam thrown in then grab this book and whilst you are at it you might as well grab the entire series as you are going to want to read this from the very beginning. Get a nice comfy seat, a warm drink and sit back as you shall not be moving again until you have read this cover to cover.” Sharon 5 stars: “... this author has, once again, blown me away with her story-building skills. She crafts her characters and scenes so well they take on a life of their own; the people become real to you... Just when I think the author cannot top herself, she does...” Emily ZismanVer libro
They erased their memories, rewrote their names, and made them beasts. Now, the hunt for vengeance begins. Chief Aiken Oakley and Chief Styles Sawyer—two of the US Navy's most elite Special Warfare Combatant-craft officers—vanished after their mission was ambushed in South America and later presumed MIA. Captured by the Raven's organization, a covert assassin program, Oakley and Sawyer are stripped of their past, their memories, and even their names. They are subjected to inhumane experimentation and injected with predator DNA that transform them into primal, lethal weapons . . . and are now known only as Valor and Zorion. After breaking free from the program's control, Valor and Zorion train themselves to master the beasts within them—pushing their minds, bodies, and instincts to the edge. But to take down the corrupt organization, they'll need more than strength, fury, and an appetite for revenge. They'll have to form uneasy alliances with the two other deadly Raven units—the strategic, silent Browns, and the ruthless, unpredictable Blacks. Together, these assassins must unite against the program that created them . . . and destroy it before it creates something worse. Black, Brown, and Green Ravens . . . The organization turned them into weapons, and now they've come back for war. Contains mature themes.Ver libro
