Casa editrice: Short Stories
6 hot tales of family group sex! Gangbanged By My Brothers In The Back Of A Van/My Cousins Lined Up Outside My Car To Gangbang Me/Gangbanged By My Uncles In A Dark Alley/Sex Cult Gangbang With My Grandsons In The Woods/Gangbanged By My Brothers In The Gym/Uncles Gangbang Me In The Park
Five ghost stories, published in 1920, by the early twentieth century master of ghostery. - Summary by david walesMostra libro
Ryūnosuke Niihara was born in Kyōbashi, Tokyo in Japan on the 1st March 1892. Sadly, his mother suffered severe mental illness after his birth and so, at only eight months old, he was sent to be raised by his maternal uncle and aunt, from whom he received the Akutagawa family name. He was fascinated by classical Chinese literature from his early years and began writing after entering what was then the Tokyo Imperial University in 1913 to study English Literature. The following year Akutagawa and his friends revived the literary journal ‘New Currents of Thought’ which published their own works and translations of such icons as W B Yeats and Anatole France. Akutagawa published "Rashōmon" in 1915 and whilst it was disliked by his friends everyone else knew better. As other short stories followed so did his growing literary reputation as the father of the Japanese short story. Much of his work reinterpreted former classical works and incidents and this, melded with his strong dislike of naturalism, produced a writer of rare and genuine quality. His character palette featured strong and domineering women, mainly based on his mother and the aunt who helped raise him. In 1921, he spent four months in China as a reporter. Whilst there his health was compromised by several illnesses and both his physical and mental health spiralled downwards. He began to suffer from hallucinations and dreaded that he might have inherited his mother’s mental disorders. Although he survived one suicide attempt Ryūnosuke Akutagawa died on the 24th July 1927 in Tokyo from an overdose of Veronal, a barbiturate. He was 35.Mostra libro
Could the secret of her past risk her future happiness? Escape to the world of the Staffordshire Potteries, from the award-winning writer Margaret Kaine. Young Beth Sherwin dreams of going to university – a heady ambition for a girl whose family work in Potteries factories. But when a violent encounter leaves her pregnant at just seventeen, Beth can’t bring herself to tell her widowed mother. She bears the burden alone and gives up her precious baby daughter for adoption. Heartbroken but determined, as Beth works hard to finish school and take on a challenging job, she starts to hope her desperate gamble has paid off. She even finds herself falling in love with the charming eldest son of the wealthy Rushton family, Michael. But when Michael proposes to her, Beth faces a dilemma: does she dare tell Michael the secrets of her past, at the risk of losing him for ever? Because even if Michael would stand by her, how can Beth bear the fear that the brute who fathered her lost child could attend her wedding and destroy everything? This heart-wrenching and engrossing historical romance is perfect for fans of Kitty Neale, Dilly Court, and Glenda Young. ***** Readers love Margaret Kaine! ***** “I come eagerly to any book by Margaret Kaine” “The latest novel by Margaret Kaine certainly ticks all the boxes” “A superb writer whose elegant prose never fails to take the reader right to the heart of a tale” “An amazing journey of many twists and turns that you certainly don't see coming” “Absolutely brilliant and can highly recommend" nanMostra libro
He wasn't supposed to kiss her. Can Travis and Millie find a way to turn their mistletoe kiss into true love? Travis Johnson attended the speed-dating event during Chestnut Springs's Octoberfest and got exactly two phone numbers. One woman's already told him there's no spark between them. Ouch. The other has a boyfriend. Double ouch. But when Travis spots Millie at his brother's wedding, he learns she broke up with that other guy. Perfect. Gathering his courage, he asks her to dance, only to have his brother point out they're swaying under the mistletoe. So Travis does the only thing he can—he kisses Millie. Millie Hepworth plans parties for a living, and Travis is crazy-busy on the ranch with his brother off on his honeymoon. So he does the only thing he can think of to keep Millie close. He hires her to plan a Christmas party for him and his brothers out at Chestnut Ranch. No big deal. He forgot about the part where he works constantly and doesn't have much to say, especially to a successful, sassy woman like Millie. Oh, and the part where his mother has always hosted the Christmas party... Oops. This is why cowboys should never kiss under the mistletoe.Mostra libro
Jared "Mac" MacKenzie is used to making tough decisions as the President of the Silver Saints MC. When a member of a rival MC puts one of his brothers in a coma, he'll do whatever it takes to get answers—including kidnapping Bridget Pierce, their president's daughter. Contains mature themes.Mostra libro
In a mystical forest where trees whispered secrets and flowers sang melodies, lived Maya, known as the Potion Princess for her magical brews. Her cozy cottage was filled with bubbling cauldrons and sparkling jars of ingredients. Maya's potions were famed for their effects, from granting courage to making dreams real. But her most cherished was the Potion of Kindness, glowing with warmth. When a worried squirrel sought Maya's help to save their forest home, she vowed to protect it. Brewing the Potion of Harmony, Maya ventured deep into the woods. Facing fearsome creatures, Maya cast a spell of peace, softening their hearts. They joined in joyful celebration, and the forest was safe once more. Maya's reputation spread, her potions bringing hope and joy. Her tale inspired belief in the magic of love, compassion, and kindness. Maya the Potion Princess's legend lived on, reminding all of the transformative power of a gentle heart.Mostra libro
