SUMMARY:This title is about England's forgotten Queen. England, 1469. A daughter of Warwick the Kingmaker, Anne Neville cannot dictate her own future. Her marriage will be political, made purely to advance her family's interests. But at the age of fourteen, her father's treason forces her into exile, and into an uneasy betrothal with Edward of Lancaster. Edward is changeable and completely controlled by his powerful mother, Margaret of Anjou. In a hostile, impoverished court, Anne finds herself at the mercy of other's whims. On her wedding night, the audience assembled to witness her bedding instead witnesses a royal humiliation. At the point of consummation, Queen Margaret forbids the act. Anne went to her husband's bed a virgin, and she will remain so. The battle for the crown of England rages, and Anne's husband must fight for his cause. But he is foully done to death by Richard, Duke of Gloucester - a man who twice before has been betrothed to Anne. Anne must decide where her loyalties lie. And during the reign of King Edward, the wrong decision could mean death. Views: 35
When Randi Galloway reaches inside the replica of a historical plantation home, she only wants to discover the source of the baby's cries she's been hearing for the past three nights. But then she's standing inside the real house, holding the real baby, and facing the very angry man who wants to know what she's doing in his home. Randi falls in love with Jackson Durant and his infant daughter, but must get back to her own time before disaster strikes. He refuses to believe her wild stories, especially the one about the plantation being destroyed in a coming flood. And even when the water begins to rise, he won't listen to her warnings that he and his daughter will soon perish in the muddy Mississippi. Only love--and cries heard at midnight--can unite Jackson and his daughter with a woman from another time. Views: 35
A Journey Through the Refiner’s Fire Disowned, she came to America anyway. Attacked and left pregnant by a vicious mob, she still pressed on. Finally, in spite of being accused of theft by the vilest of her attackers, Giselle tries to remain as upbeat and uncomplaining as a prairie wildflower as she travels on to Zion. Thoroughly disillusioned with the ugliness and cruelty of slavery in the South, Trace Grayson leaves his young medical career to go west, hoping to leave bigotry and hatred behind. He begins taking goods by teamster train to sell in the territories. However, this fourth time across, in July of 1848, he’s stuck in St. Joseph, Missouri, waiting for enough wagons to join the train so that they can leave. Knowing that if they don’t start west soon, they’ll be caught by snow in the mountains, Trace is thrilled when the final wagon signs on. Then, when the beautiful, young Dutch girl traveling with the last wagon is falsely accused of stealing and is detained, the whole trip is jeopardized. Thrown together by circumstance, Trace and Giselle team up to begin to figure out just how to make this epic journey across a continent a success. With a deep sense of honor and an equally strong sense of humor, together they learn to deal with everything except the one trial that neither of them can overcome. Views: 35
Spin and her companions continue to elude their pursuers and they aren't far behind. Revenge is on everyone's mind, but pursuing Captain White is an endeavour that could cost them everything if it's done wrong. Spin has a special kind of revenge in mind, the kind that could win her friends an advantage while separating White from everything he's worked for, even his great ship: the Cool Angel. Views: 35
When Kim finds a strange gold coin, she think it's a worthless token. Sexy leprechaun Kieran, who looks nothing like the pint-sized mythical creatures Kim envisioned, convinces her otherwise and is ready to grant her fondest wish. Could Kim's day get any luckier? Views: 35
Fantasy/Romance. 59949 words long. First published in www.torquerepress.com, 2006 Views: 35
Bob Dylan and the 1960s; Chimes of Freedom, revised and expandedBob Dylan's abrupt abandonment of overtly political songwriting in the mid-1960s caused an uproar among critics and fans. In Wicked Messenger, acclaimed cultural-political commentator Mike Marqusee advances the new thesis that Dylan did not drop politics from his songs but changed the manner of his critique to address the changing political and cultural climate and, more importantly, his own evolving aesthetic. Wicked Messenger is also a riveting political history of the United States in the 1960s. Tracing the development of the decade's political and cultural dissent movements, Marqusee shows how their twists and turns were anticipated in the poetic aesthetic--anarchic, unaccountable, contradictory, punk-- of Dylan's mid-sixties albums, as well as in his recent artistic ventures in Chronicles, Vol. I and Masked and Anonymous.Dylan's anguished, self-obsessed, prickly artistic evolution, Marqusee... Views: 35
A scorching debut novel of erotic historical romance set against the backdrop of Regency England. Ten years ago Sebastian Goddard, heir to the duke of Roxbury, had a night of reckless passion and was betrayed by his oldest friend Fredericka Wells. Devastated, he embarked on a new life of debauchery that earned him the nickname Lord of Sin.Now Sebastian has returned to find his estate in ruins, and Freddie more seductive than ever. He's determined to pay her back in spades. But Freddie makes him an offer...she'll be his mistress for a month if he'll consent to sell her Goddard Castle.Sebastian plans to scandalize Freddie-to tease her every desire and leave her wanting. But his fiery-willed lover soon teaches him the past may not be what it seemed. Views: 35
From AE Publications comes a new collection of four tales sexy tales, featuring hardcore, graphic sex, lesbians, bdsm, anal, rough sex, alpha males, femdom, romance and more. Includes: No Men Necessary by Taylor Jordan, Perverted Requests by Dirk Rockwell, The Hunk Down The Hall by Misty Rose & Top Shelf Cougar by Scotty Diggler. Adults only. 18+ Views: 35
