After the maintenance man is fired from the Happy Endings Resort, Brice Mitchum steps in to take his place. He's sexy, but very mysterious. With his own hidden agenda, he has a lot to hide.While most of the residents mind their own business, one woman can't help but dig deeper into the handsome man's past. Patty Monroe didn't have any clue what she was about to find, or what would happen when she did. Views: 18
Although he's married to Kennedi, Dominic's heart remains with Brooklyn. After finding out that Brooklyn is expecting his second child, Dominic may be ready to move on and be with the one who his heart desires. Kennedi is not going down without a fight. She's also expecting a child with her husband, and she's not letting him go that easily. Brooklyn has made it clear that she's done being the other woman, and she's no longer putting up with Dominic's cheating ways. After having trouble carrying babies in the past will Kennedi finally succeed in giving her husband a child or will this pregnancy break her heart just like all the others? Will Dominic try to make it work with his wife for the sake of their unborn baby or will he follow his heart and chose Brooklyn instead? Skeletons are falling out of the closet in this final installment of You're My Little Secret. Views: 18
Spaceman and Blue track a trio of Vietnam veterans with murder on their mindsAs Saigon erupts into chaos, General Tran walks with the easy calm of a man with a plan. After years of working with the Americans, he has no intention of being left behind in Vietnam, and so he has arranged for an escape route. He is nearly home free when he hears footsteps behind him in the darkened alley.Tran had planned to escape Vietnam with a cache of smuggled diamonds. Years later, the three Americans who helped him steal the stones want their piece of the haul. As their search turns violent, they attract the attention of Blue Maguire and Spaceman Kowalski, a pair of LA cops. To stop this trio of killers, they will have to be tougher than ever before. Views: 18
35 fun ideas for decorating cupcakes, cake pops, and more, for children aged 7 years + Views: 18
Before tiger hunting was officially banned in the 1970s, the great jungles of India swarmed with shikaris indulging in what was once considered a popular 'sport'. The Wildest Sport of All offers a first-hand account of the sport of tiger hunting in India. Narrated in the voice of an expert shikari, it takes the reader on an adventurous journey through the forests of the Kumaon and Garhwal mountains in north India. Vivid descriptions of pastures and ponds, the cacophony of wild animals and the eerie silence of lonely nights come together to evoke the tiger as a creature of dread and deification in these regions. Featuring stories of narrow escapes, unsolved mysteries, patient wait for the sighting of tigers, and clever ways of conquering the regal beast, The Wildest Sport of All sets out not to glorify hunting but to recreate a time of lawful, discriminatory shikar that brought the shikari close to nature. Its gripping yet sensitive style, the ability to inspire visceral feelings... Views: 18
In Empires of the Sea and City of Fortune, New York Times bestselling author Roger Crowley established himself as our generation's preeminent historian of the great European seafaring empires, and the go-to author for post-Crusade clashes of East and West. Now, in Conquerors, Crowley gives us the epic story of the emergence of Portugal, a small, poor nation that enjoyed a century of maritime supremacy thanks to the daring and navigational skill of its explorers--a tactical advantage no other country could match. Portugal's discovery of a sea route to India, campaign of imperial conquest over Muslim rulers, and domination of the spice trade would forever disrupt the Mediterranean and build the first global economy. Crowley relies on letters and eyewitness testimony to tell the story of tiny Portugal's rapid and breathtaking rise to power. Conquerors reveals the Império Português in all of its splendor and ferocity, bringing to life... Views: 18
