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Every Time We Say Goodbye
Time has met its match in Beryl Blue Six months after feisty librarian-turned-time-cop Beryl Blue’s last adventure with the gruff and sexy Tom ‘Sully’ Sullivan, she’s back in 2133, chasing time-traveling thieves and other temporal miscreants for the time tourism company, Time Scope, Inc. She misses Sully, but fate has cast a deadly shadow over his future, and until she can find a way to fix that fate, she knows they can never be together. Beryl’s also on a desperate hunt for the man who murdered her parents. A new lead sends her on a journey across the centuries, to the Old West, Prohibition Chicago, and the swinging sixties, before she lands back in Sully’s arms—with no way to...
Short Stories Part 3 Perpetual Eros
Short Stories, Part 3, a continuation of Short Story books Part 1 and Part 2. Called "Perpetual Eros", an homage to erotic love. Book V continues with seven stories, starting off with the oncoming spring in South Africa, as observed from the lounge, where abundant bird-life on a feeding tray in front of the main window has a paradisiacal background to the protagonist's secret love life. Life has changed for the poet, who has a lively exchange with his dedicated girlfriend. They enjoy writing love letters to each other. The stories revolve around the poet's spouse and his girlfriend, with who he cultivates ongoing high-level communication. Life has turned around. Physical expressions are enjo...
Jen Jen Talez
Jenissha Rachnaa loves to create! Some things she likes to create: stories, poems, paintings, short films, salads, cakes, connecting with the universe and making something out of nothing. When not reading/writing, she can be found planting the Vasant Kunj trails, probably singing & turning every move into ballet, crafting her creativity, watching TV in her approved window and asking her curious questions or dreaming of Spain and all the places she would love to visit and ofcourse devouring on every story she can listen to or read. In all, she has a gentle and a kind heart of a 5-year-old, which longs to help those in need, a true inspiration to her friends, teachers and those around her! You can chat with Jenissha Rachnaa on Instagram at
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Creative Beading
Comprised of projects that appeared in Bead&Button magazine between October 2007 and August 2008, the 82 designs in this book have been thoroughly tested by the magazine’s readers and editors. The projects utilize a number of techniques, including stringing, wirework, chain mail, bead crochet, and loom weaving, and they are illustrated by 900 full-color, step-by-step photographic instructions.
Happiness, Inc.
Dawson Burke recognizes a bright, beautiful, and totally unrealistic woman when he sees one. He is happy to tell Jen-Jen a thing or two about how she’s wasting her time trying to save a reality show from sliding toward destruction. Jen-Jen Puffney is so done with staying quietly in the background. Sure, this reality show has a few little problems, but she knows she’s the one who can step in and make it a success. But as a determined Jen-Jen rolls up her sleeves to get to work and ignore Dawson’s valuable advice, he finds himself hopelessly drawn to her, despite her impractical plans. Of course, nothing can save the show, and he and Jen-Jen will soon be thrown out of their jobs. But if he sticks around and ‘helps’ her, he may just have a real chance to win her heart.
Intrepid Men of Winter
During the Winter of 1981/82 a paramilitary group takes over a small isolated community in the northern plains. The town has nothing with which to resist, except their ingenuity.
Come Down from the Hills and Make My Baby
Los Angeles, they say, is a siren. Calling all of us not born in this in this city, like the Whore of Babylon to an end-of-the-world orgy. It's easy for those of us recent additions to this freakshow-sex party to ignore that this city is followed by an immense history that still lingers along the streets (and the gutters) we walk everyday. New Angelenos truly enthralled with their home have years of reading ahead of them, starting with the apocalyptic Day of the Locust. For the slackers just mildly interested in getting some head from Los Angeles, there is only one book: Come Down From the Hills and Make My Baby. Reading Cole Coonce's pornographic love letter to Los Angeles is like skipping ...
Apple of My Eye
Ronnie Sidney is a perfect child. The illegitimate son of a wartime romance, he gives his mother the unconditional love she so craves. In his mother's eyes Ronnie is faultless: a ray of sunshine in her grey life. But as cracks begin to creep into Ronnie's facade of youthful charm, a very different character starts to emerge. For Susan Ramsey, life is easy. Cherished by her parents, she knows nothing of hardship or misery. Until a sudden tragedy thrusts her into a dark and disturbing world. When Susan and Ronnie meet, the attraction is instant. Each recognises in the other a long-awaited soul mate. Finally, Ronnie feels able to remove his mask of perfection - with consequences more dreadful than either could possibly have foreseen . . . With its compelling exploration of psychological power games and emotional violence, Apple of My Eye is the mesmerising third novel from the bestselling author of The Wishing Game and The Puppet Show.
