Jerry is a well-educated man. Not only does he have a college degree, but he's street-smart, having grown up selling drugs on the streets of Savannah, Georgia. He enlists in the army, but upon his return to civilian life, he goes back to his old, dangerous ways. After receiving his MBA, though, he finally realizes it's time to move on; he heads to far-off Chicago, Illinois, looking for a new, clean start. He meets Karen-a beautiful woman who seemingly comes from a different world. She is highly educated, and her family fought brave battles in the Civil Rights movement. Jerry can't help himself; he falls head-over-heels in love. Karen shows him a way to live a life of love, but she also shows him how to love "her"-in the bedroom and out. It's never easy to escape the past, though, as Jerry soon discovers. Along with his newfound feelings for Karen, the skeletons in his closet come knocking. Can two people from different places and different backgrounds survive the sins of the past? In order to defeat dangerous obstacles, Jerry and Karen will have to lean on their passion for one another-or else fall into old habits and lost love.

It was Lt. Rick Bollinger's last assignment in Afghanistan! He got his men through it fine! They were high fiveing each other when he was called into his Commander's office and given a telelgram from his father! His younger sister had been brutally beaten and raped by a gang of Mexican illegal's back home, and could possibly lose the sight in one of her eyes! Rick arrived home only to find that the police leads had dried up, and politically, their hands were tied! Rick's hand weren't!

There is nothing in common between the king of France's brutal suppression of the Knights Templar Order in 1307 and a small, backward, closely knit community of serfs living in the rural island of Malta who are dominated by religion and superstition. Until Jacques, a Templar knight who manages to escape the wrath of the French king, sails away from France to seek refuge in Sicily but got lost in a storm and lands his battered boat on the shore near the serfs' hamlet. For centuries, the serfs' sexual deprivations and close association with their farm animals has driven them to practice unnatural sexual intercourse with their animals and with members of their families, and even with the local priest, perversions of bestiality and incest which, however, they manage to keep as a close secret within the confines of their community. This ancient way of life suddenly faces the unthinkable hazard of exposure when Jacques becomes fascinated with Maria, a young, beautiful, and unblemished goatherd, and inevitably they both fall in passionate love with each other. This attracts the envy of the rest of the hypocrite inhabitants, especially the females, who fail to recognise the chasm that exists between their sexual perversions and the normal sensual attraction between a man and a woman in love. Maria and Jacques are persecuted and forced to flee, and they sail to the safety of Palermo, in nearby Sicily where they marry. While Maria vows to return someday to avenge herself on her compatriots, would she, a simple goatherd, succeed in coping with the vastly different town life in cosmopolitan and fashionable Palermo? A compelling novel about love, hate, war, sex, and revenge in a medieval society.

I have now realized that his touch is no longer cooling to me. I know it is because my body is now longer warm and alive, I am now dead and cold and the only that that keeps me alive is consuming blood. To be honest I will miss the feeling of his cooling touch and I am where I want to be. I am with Marrick, the vampire that I want to spend the rest of my eternity with.

This is the third volume in the "Chez Vicalle series." The original story line continues, but this volume is built around an idiosyncratic motion picture maker who has decided to bring to the screen a classic work of that author (1879-1958) who Jack Woodford (1893-1971) once described "As the greatest writer of fantasy still undiscovered by the Wise Men of the West." He noted further that that writer was "probably the least commercial writer in the United States of his time and was a marvelous model for any writer because of his adeptness in using the exact phrase."

Beautiful women can-and will-stoop to ugly acts in the name of love, lust, and power.

In the face of unspeakable erotic betrayal, no one is safe. Behold how lust and passion can quickly cloud judgment-and how wrong choices will forever change a friendship. These lifelong friends will soon learn that beauty is truly only skin deep as the true ugliness of their souls is revealed by the most horrific of acts and emotions.

As young girls, January, Jasmine, Monica, Charlene, and Terry vowed to be friends forever. As teens, their emerging passions began to test the bonds of their friendship. As adults, lust, deception, and treachery cause their lives to come crashing down. Can their friendship survive the ultimate betrayal?

Their passion for life is what connected them as friends, but now this same passion threatens to break them apart. When the dust settles, who will be left standing and able to pick up the pieces? Can friendship triumph over betrayal?

The story takes place in the middle of the World War Two period starting in September 1943 in a place now known as "Lost Cove" just outside of a small Tennessee town by the name of Hamilton deep inside the Great Smokey Mountains. Margaret Fay Kidwell and Anna Marie Carter, daughters of lumbermen living in Lost Cove had decided to make some changes in their lives by leaving the Cove in search of employment in Baltimore, Maryland with the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company to help with the War effort. Hamilton, Tennessee didn't have very much to offer young people as far as employment was concerned so most of them drifted off to other locations. Neither of these two girls wished to become housewives raising children and to be stuck in the Cove for the rest of their lives. Anna Marie had read an article in a newspaper she found giving details of employment in Baltimore. She begged and pleaded with her dearest friend Margaret Fay about leaving, telling her since Jeb, her boyfriend and a tobacco farmer that had been drafted into the Army and was serving overseas and her boyfriend Jim had been killed at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 it was their patriotic duty as citizens to do what they could to help with the war effort. With very little money and a lot of nerve these two young, inexperienced country girls from Tennessee left the Cove for Baltimore not knowing if they would be hired to work, if they could find a place to live or if they would even get there. With a lot of determination, their life long friendship and lady luck riding on their shoulders they started a new life for themselves. With the help from newfound friends they were able to achieve what would turn out to be a very interesting and exciting adventure.

The book is an account of the amatory adventures of a young man growing to become an adult in a rural village. Although the place and time are imaginary, it is an idealistic and fanciful impression of what life would have been in the rural England of several centuries ago. The point of view occasionally switches to the thoughts and feelings of the women with which he was involved. His escapades range between the odd, the humorous, and the ridiculous, but are always sensual. It begins with his childhood as an indentured farm worker, and follows him to his independence, when he moves into his own home in the heart of the village.

What is DDW? Is it a person, place, or thing? Like most Women, you hope to meet the Man of your dreams, fall in love, get married and live happily ever after. You also hope and PRAY this Man can "Deliver the Goods," and be that sexual being you desire, while always presenting himself authentically. In DDW: What Frustrates Women Most, Raquel Logan-Summers delivers a provocative perspective through a series of enticing, exciting and tantalizing erotic short stories that demonstrates sexuality doesn't begin between an individual's legs; but, between their ears.

There's something about the sound of a Harley engine, roaring across the desert in the moonlight-something magical. But not everyone has the spirit to ride the wild byway. Dutch is a hard-core biker with nothing to lose and nowhere to go. He has the true spirit of a two-wheeler, and he travels the country looking for love, adventure, and even enlightenment. He finds them all in spades. He makes friends with a master of the wind named Juan, who reveals Dutch's own self-imposed limitations and methods for becoming a master of fear. Then, there's strong, sexy Chika, who sets Dutch ablaze with her feminine biker wit. There are many people on the road to nowhere, and Dutch comes to realize that none of them should ever be discounted as meaningless. He finds himself believing we're all here to teach one another. "Gypsy Tales: A Biker Love Story" is a passionate ride through the hills of the American desert and the human soul, bringing with it the realization that even coincidences on the road of life mold our beliefs and our personalities And that who we are is a culmination of our experiences. Come on a night cruise with Dutch and company, and ride the spinning wheels of living on the road.

Angela Fairchild is on a trip of a lifetime in Vegas with her best friend whom is getting married, however she didn't like it when the past came to visit the Groom. Nicolas Pratt, an Ex-Army Capt. turned Business man found the woman of his dreams however it ended in a nightmare, finding Angela became his new mission, loving her was easy, keeping her was a challenge. Between her heartbroken sister and working for her family, Angela sets out to "just sleep with" Nicolas, when feelings, and love get in her way. The question is will the promise of they're love be unbroken?