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It can be said that we are well past the time when Reincarnation ought to be the subject of simple and sensible dinner time conversations for all people across our globe. We are beyond the time when our children ought to be as familiar with the laws and principles of Reincarnation, karma and the responsibility that ensues, as they are with the rules for crossing the road. The truth is that we are not at such a point, and from the observation of society and the people that make it all that it is, we are seemingly far from such a point of awareness.
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.
This delightful romantic comedy opens on a sad note when a successful Ad Agency executive loses his wife after 29 wonderful years. Beginning at her funeral, footloose women offer themselves in unique ways to attract the newly eligible "Catch," hoping to inveigle their way into his upscale country club lifestyle on Chicago's suburban North Shore. Using talents and skills, from culinary to erotic, they offer the widower "whatever it takes," requiring him to conserve his energy, especially his sexual energy, as he juggles the challenges of his new lifestyle. Meanwhile, a new executive at the Agency's largest client is herself a "Catch." A beautiful, financially successful single mom with a penthouse hi-rise condo, she is thrown into the widower's life by her blustery tycoon employer. Their antics while working together on two major ad campaigns nearly derail their careers and cause incredible chaos among their colleagues, friends and families.
'A systematic overview of the advances made by antisecular religious movements over the past twenty-five years and show[ing] the impact these movements have had on human relations, education, women's rights, and scientific research'. - Publisher.
Facsimile reprint by Higginson Book Company.
Sophie has been attacked by demons, destroyed a nest of vampires, and lived through the death of someone close to her. Now she and her friends have been rescued by the Society and taken to a secret island base to train. While they desperately search for leads on where Akeldama may be holding Lilli prisoner, Sophie tries to keep Tristan at arms length. She doesn't need anything to distract her from finding her best friend, or so she tells herself. Then the unthinkable happens. One of the Society's own has betrayed the Guardians, selling their secrets to the demons and attacking them where they should feel safest. In the end, Sophie's greatest enemy could be her own fears, and she faces a decision that could push Tristan and her friends away forever.