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Take Me In
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 352

Take Me In

'Need a reminder of what makes thrillers great? Read this.' Emerald Street Tessa and Marcus went on holiday to save their marriage. Instead they nearly lost their son. In that fatal moment of inattention a stranger stepped in. And now Dave Jepsom is in their lives. They owe him - they know that - but he seems to want everything. He's on the streets they walk down. He's at the office where they work. He's knocking at their front door... And he's exposing secrets they would do anything to hide. If they could just go back. Not make that one terrible mistake. But it's never how it starts that matters. It's always how it ends.

Take Me Apart
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 368

Take Me Apart

A spellbinding novel of psychological suspense that follows a young archivist’s obsession with her subject’s mysterious death as it threatens to destroy her fragile grasp on sanity

Take Me Back
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 258

Take Me Back

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Take Me Home
  • Language: en

Take Me Home

  • Type: Book
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  • Published: 2023-03-17
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  • Publisher: Unknown

He's a rock God. She's the small town waitress who stops him in his tracks. Once upon a time Gray Hartson was her big sister's boyfriend. The most popular guy at school who never noticed a fourteen-year-old dreamer. Then he left town to become a superstar and never looked back. Ten years later Maddie Clark is all grown up and waiting tables in a diner, when he walks through the door and sends her heart spinning. And for the first time in their lives, he notices her too. Gray's only back for a few weeks to visit his sick father. He doesn't expect to meet a beautiful waitress who soothes his pain and paints color into his world. And he definitely doesn't expect to fall for his ex's baby sister. He's spent the last ten years singing about heartbreak. Now they're both about to find out how it really feels.

Take Me Now
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 135

Take Me Now

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Take Me Home
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 199

Take Me Home

Sometimes things don’t go as planned… it’s called life. Can Madison put all the pieces together to find her happily ever after? Madison loves the little family she’s created in Chicago and is excited as their family begins to grow. Once again Madison feels drawn back to small town Missouri when her friends need her help. Madison and Hamilton’s dreams are finally coming true only to feel that Athens holds the ticket to their happiness. Hamilton’s career is still on the upswing, winning the World Series, and finding his soulmate in Madison. His heart is full with Liberty, and he can’t wait to continue building their family. As the season begins, tragedy strikes and threatens his life in the Major Leagues. When Hamilton’s mother turns ill, it’s time for Madison and Hamilton to decide if big city dreams are better than small-town values. Take Me Home is the fourth and final book in the Country Roads series. It’s a gripping, closed door, small-town, second chance, slow burn, new adult, sports romance novel, that will keep you emotionally engaged all the way to the end. Buy Take Me Home to slide into the finale of this heartwarming story of love, life and happiness.

Take Me Home
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 116

Take Me Home

I didn't know what I was looking for until I saw her Craigslist ad... I love my family. But my aunt? I'm so tired of her giving my mom crap because I happen to be a lesbian. So one pink-haired tattoo artist pretending to be my girlfriend will annoy my Christian fundamentalist aunt right back and make my Thanksgiving perfect.

Take Me to Fight
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 238

Take Me to Fight

Suspense Thriller: Take Me to Fight (Ithaca Falls Series Book 4) - A Pulse-Pounding Continuation Prepare for a pulse-pounding and suspenseful reading experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Ithaca Falls series, where national security is at stake, and George Hartmann finds himself at the forefront of the battle against ruthless villains. George, a military hero turned family man, never anticipated being forced out of retirement and thrust back into the world of special ops. With the safety of his loved ones hanging in the balance, he must navigate divided loyalties and put his personal interests aside to protect millions from a...

Take Me on Safari
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 183

Take Me on Safari

The Two River Times says "... The book ́s vibrant descriptions of his hunting excursions express a true excitement and passion for the sport." Tracker Outdoors calls it "... a wonderfully written and inspiring book about a family on safari in South Africa... This finely crafted writing will surely inspire families, hunters and nature lovers to explore the African bush." African Hunter magazine proclaims " ...this is a good story... a story worth reading. A First World family ́s initiation into the African bush, and their appreciation of not only the wildlife, but the (country ́s) unique culture." “Take Me On Safari: A Family Affair” is a compelling and one-of-a-kind chronicle of a hus...

Take Me to My Paradise
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 290

Take Me to My Paradise

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) markets itself to international visitors as a paradise. But just whose paradise is it? Colleen Ballerino Cohen looks at the many players in the BVI tourism culture, from the tourists who leave their graffiti at beach bars that are popularized in song, to the waiters who serve them and the singers who entertain them. Interweaving more than twenty years of field notes, Cohen provides a firsthand analysis of how tourism transformed the BVI from a small neglected British colony to a modern nation that competes in a global economic market. With its close reading of everything from advertisements to political manifestos and constitutional reforms, Take Me to My Paradise deepens our understanding of how nationalism develops hand-in-hand with tourism, and documents the uneven impact of economic prosperity upon different populations. We hear multiple voices, including immigrants working in a tourism economy, nationalists struggling to maintain some control, and the anthropologist trying to make sense of it all. The result is a richly detailed and accessible ethnography on the impact of tourism on a country that came into being as a tourist destination.