Editora: Short Stories
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When assassin Rafe Fletcher returns home to London, he can’t help falling for his brother’s woman. For a man looking for redemption, it’s the last thing he wants. Lizzie Croft has feared her friend’s brooding brother for years. She remembers him as cold, calculating and dangerous, the very last man she needs in her life. The very last man she can trust. But trust him she must when she becomes the prime suspect in a murder. Protecting Lizzie and finding the real killer might be just the redemption Rafe needs…or it might be the path to more pain. This book was previously published as “To Tempt The Devil”.Ver livro
New title and cover, same great story! (Formerly titled Peace in the Mountain Haven)This epic journey is her best chance to find the family she and her daughter long for.Watkuese is desperate to return across the Rocky Mountains before winter sets in. Time is running out for her to get her adopted daughter back to the familiar surroundings of the Shoshone village before the grief of her parents’ death causes irreparable damage.Hugh Charpentier has spent his life watching over his siblings, which meant also ensuring his brother’s widow and babe are settled well into their new life. Now he’s asked to help shepherd a woman and child he barely knows across the mountains. As hard as it is to keep up with a six-year-old in the treacherous Rockies, it’s not nearly as dangerous as risking his heart to a woman and child who may not ever be his.From a USA Today bestselling author comes another epic journey through breathless landscapes and adventure so intense, lives will never be the same.Ver livro
Scoring is the best part of the game. Family lore about falling in forever love made for fun fireside fairy tales, but Kirsty Durnin isn't interested. After spending her high school years washing baby vomit out of her hair and rerouting her college plans after her mother's surprise pregnancy, she's finally ready to finish her undergrad degree before pursuing her master's. No more distractions . . . until she indulges in an impulsive, mind-melting New Year's kiss with Gladiators offensive lineman, Everest. Everest McBride oozes chiseled, mountain-sized masculine perfection and dominates on and off the field. Everest thought he had his life plan lined up like hash marks on a football field before he met Kirsty. Suddenly, he can't get the pint-sized pixie out of his head. Everest's go-to game plan to win Kirsty's heart involves charm, but getting ghosted isn't in his playbook. Kirsty refuses to let a single smooch, no matter how hot, detour her path. By ignoring Everest, she'll forever fracture her family's "love at first kiss" fairy tale, but Everest plays to win, and, besides, he gives really good text. Contains mature themes.Ver livro
Confessions of Beau the Gardener – England Late 1970's Book 3 of 6 – The Rock Star's Retreat Music Extended Version The summary of the third book in the series is as follows: In 1982, Beau’s thriving gardening business leads him to Blackwood Manor, the decadent estate of Jax Marlowe—a charismatic, hedonistic rockstar who wants his wild grounds transformed into a "rock and roll Eden." As Beau works, he’s drawn into Jax’s chaotic world, where excess and artifice reign. Seraphina, Jax’s enigmatic girlfriend, alternately taunts and tempts Beau, testing his resolve as she fights to maintain her place in Jax’s orbit. The garden becomes a battleground of egos, with Beau caught between Seraphina’s desperate manipulations and Jax’s unpredictable whims. When Seraphina stages a reckless seduction to provoke Jax’s jealousy, Beau realizes the toxicity of their world and walks away, leaving the half-finished garden—and its hollow glamour—behind. The experience leaves him wary of fame’s emptiness but reaffirms his love for authentic, rooted beauty. The initial opening credit music is “Boy, you've got it”, which does run to approximately 3 minutes plus and the “customer” is hungry for his presence. The closing music, “Same time next week, ends the story with a cheerful optimism, I am coming back don't worry absence makes the heart grow fonder and release then is so much sweeter. The story and music itself runs to just over 40 minutes and is narrated in my own voice. I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come Christopher Allen - At your serviceVer livro
Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole, CBE was born in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 13th, 1884. His father was an Anglican clergyman which involved postings abroad. Walpole’s early educated was by a Governess until, in 1893, his parents decided he needed a better education and the young boy was sent to England. He first attended a preparatory school in Truro followed by Sir William Borlase's Grammar School in Marlow in 1895, where he was bullied, frightened and miserable. The following year, 1897, the Walpole’s returned to England and Walpole became a day boy at Durham School. His refuge was the local library and its books. From 1903 to 1906 Walpole studied history at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and there, in 1905, had his first work published, the critical essay "Two Meredithian Heroes". Walpole was also attempting to cope with and come to terms with his homosexual feelings and to find “that perfect friend”. After a short spell tutoring in Germany and then teaching French at Epsom in 1908 he immersed himself in the literary world. In London he became a book reviewer for The Standard and wrote fiction in his spare time. In 1909, he published his first novel, ‘The Wooden Horse’ followed, in 1911, by ‘Mr Perrin and Mr Traill’. In early 1914 Henry James, in an article for The Times Literary Supplement, ranked Walpole among the finest of the younger British novelists. As war approached, Walpole’s poor eyesight disqualified him from service and so he worked, based in Moscow, reporting for The Saturday Review and The Daily Mail. Although he visited the front in Poland, his dispatches failed to stop comments that he was not ‘doing his bit’ for the war effort. Walpole was ready with a counter; an appointment as a Russian officer, in the Sanitar. He explained they were “part of the Red Cross that does the rough work at the front, carrying men out of the trenches, helping at the base hospitals in every sort of way, doing every kind of rough job”. During a skirmish in June 1915 Walpole rescued a wounded soldier; his Russian comrades refused to help and this meant Walpole had to carry one end of a stretcher, dragging the man to safety. He was awarded the Cross of Saint George. For his wartime work he was later awarded the CBE in 1918. After hostilities ended Walpole continued to write and publish and began a career on the highly lucrative lecture tour in the United States. In 1924 Walpole met Harold Cheevers, who soon became his constant companion and remained for the rest of his life; “that perfect friend”. Hollywoods MGM studios, invited him in 1934 to write the script for a film of David Copperfield. Walpole also had a small acting role in the film. In 1937 Walpole was offered a knighthood and accepted although Kipling, Hardy, Galsworthy had all refused. “I'm not of their class... Besides I shall like being a knight," he said. His health was plagued by diabetes, made worse by the frenetic pace of his life. Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole, CBE, died of a heart attack at his home at Brackenburn, on June 1st, 1941. He was 57. 1 - Hugh Walpole - A Short Story Collection - An Introduction 2 - The Snow by Hugh Walpole 3 - Bombastes Furioso by Hugh Walpole 4 - Major Wilbraham by Hugh Walpole 5 - Miss Morganhurst by Hugh Walpole 6 - Tarnhelm or The Death of My Uncle Robert by Hugh WalpoleVer livro
The laugh-out-loud rockstar second chance romantic comedy from MULTI-MILLION-COPY BESTSELLER Portia MacIntosh. Nicole Wilde’s life has not panned out how she expected. Ten years ago when she was living the rock star lifestyle as a music journalist - touring the country, going to gigs and hanging out with celebrities - she never thought she would end up living an uneventful life in suburbia, in a relationship that is well past its sell-by date. Nicole knows that her days of wild parties and tour buses are over, but yet there is something that keeps drawing her back to her old life. So when rock star Dylan King turns up on her doorstep needing her help to restore his public image, she can’t resist one last trip down memory lane. But Nicole and Dylan's history is complicated. And when her old life and new life collide, she will soon realise that you can’t run away from your past forever, and sometimes you just have to follow your heart... Join MULTI-MILLION-COPY bestseller Portia MacIntosh for a laugh-out-loud second chance, celebrity romantic comedy. Praise for Portia MacIntosh: 'Smart, funny and always brilliantly entertaining, every book from Portia becomes my new favourite rom com.' Shari Low 'I laughed, I cried - I loved it.’ Holly Martin 'The queen of rom com!' Rebecca Raisin ‘This book made me laugh and kept me turning the pages.' Mandy Baggot 'A fun, fabulous 5 star rom com!' Sandy Barker on Your Place or Mine? 'Loved the book, it's everything you expect from the force that is Portia! A must read' Rachel Dove on Your Place or Mine? 'Fun and witty. Pure escapism!' Laura Carter on Fake It Or Leave It 'A hilarious, roaringly fun, feel good, sexy read. I LOVED it!' Holly Martin on Honeymoon For One 'A heartwarming, fun story, perfect for several hours of pure escapism.' Jessica Redland on Honeymoon for One 'A feel good, funny and well written book. I read it in 2 days and enjoyed every second!' A.L. Michael on Honeymoon for One 'Super-romantic and full of festive spirit. I loved it!' Mandy Baggot on Stuck On YouVer livro
