The Cowboys of Chance Creek: The Cowboy Earns a Bride Views: 29
For the killer, there is always the problem of getting rid of the body. Muswell Hill murderer Dennis Nilsen famously cooked the corpses of his victims in Cranley Gardens and flushed them down the lavatory, only to be caught when the sewers blocked up. But his first twelve victims were disposed of in the back garden of his previous home in Melrose Avenue. Fred and Rosemary West buried the bodies of three of their victims in the back garden of the House of Horrors at 25 Cromwell Street.Milwaukee cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer began his murderous career scattering human remains in the backyard of his parents' home in Bath, Ohio. Convicted killer Peter Tobin went back on trial after two more bodies were found in the back garden of his former home in Margate. And grisly granny Dorothea Puente murdered lodgers at her boarding house in Sacramento, California, dispatching them to the backyard while continuing to cash their Social Security cheques.This book explores these and... Views: 29
Some men fall in love and hand their balls over to the first woman who keeps them interested—but not me. Surfing and my freedom are the only two things I’ve ever needed. Meaningless one-night stands are fun, but the drama and jealousy that follows them aren’t worth it. Until I met Natalie, I never realized there were women who thought like me. She enjoys sex with no strings, and with a body like that, there isn’t a man around who doesn’t want a piece of her—including me. But our friends and relatives all run in the same circles. And we all know friendship and sex leave a mess. Hearts always end up broken. I know it. But I still want her. Sometimes, the things we want don’t always come easily. Every choice, every action has consequences that can change you. They can change everything. And no matter how fiercely guarded, even the strongest hearts can break. WARNING Not recommended for younger readers due to sexual content, language and recreational use of marijuana. Views: 29
By the Tail, Book TwoThe last thing Karabi wants after dumping her clingy boyfriend is a new relationship. She’s a Werecat shifter and romantic involvements with normal humans are challenging, to say the least. However, her clashes with the frustratingly hot new guy at work, Alex, are tinged with a lust that’s impossible to ignore.Alex throws professionalism out the window the first time he gets Karabi alone, sexing her up atop Willis Tower. But unbeknownst to them he’s a “Late Bloomer”, a Werecat whose powers haven’t manifested until adulthood. As their first sexual encounter reaches climax he shifts uncontrollably.Suddenly Alex is thrown into the dangerous world of Werecats and Rabid Werewolves. With each passing day his sexual voracity increases but unfortunately so does his feral nature. To give Alex the help he needs, Karabi must face the Pride and play by their rules—both of which she’s fiercely rejected. Views: 29
It's1942 and Pearlie is all alone in Darwin. Not only has she been separated from her family, but now Beake, the spy, is back and he's on the loose. He's out to get Pearlie – but she has a plan... Can she pull it off? And when bombs fall on Darwin, will Pearlie survive? Follow Pearlie on her adventure in the third of four exciting stories about a courageous girl in a world at war. Views: 29
The Francie June Memorial Trailer Park is just outside Ochre Water, California. The annual talent show is imminent, a strange wind is blowing, and the residents are restless. On a night full of bad tempers and worse weather, a body is found face-down by Space 48.Who killed the Right Reverend Henry Heaven? Was it the park’s hussy, Fossetta Sweet, scorned by the Reverend for her loose ways and sweet smile? Was it Manager Tender LaCour, who pines for Fossetta under the glare of his suspicious little hen of a wife? Or was it their daughter Raven, a trucker with a taste for pretty men and a scandalous past?While residents fine-tune their musical instruments and murder theories, Sheriff Memphis LaCour seeks the truth among friends, family members, and the pillars of the tight-knit community of the Francie June Memorial Trailer Park. Views: 29
