Hidden for centuries, determined to live the life of her chosing.
Anastasia is old. Very old. She is much older than either Agatha or the FBI believe she is. The World Council demanded that she present herself for interrogation and she refused. Now she's running for her life. Agatha Blackmore and the entire Magical Division have been tasked with hunting her down and bringing her in. But that presents a problem of it's own. Where does a Vampire run to when half the world is searching for her?
Would her friends be the ones that would have to bring her in, dead or alive? Or could the long-ago promise of a different life be realized? Views: 21
It was actually quite stupid for me to think that three people could live in total harmony and especially in the last episode with Mason hunting me down and then taking a job at the same farm just so he could get one last time in bed with me. I guess it is true that emotions run high when all you think about is the chase and the sexual pleasure it will bring you. All these thoughts came back to me as I headed out to the barns to start my day early the next morning. I didn’t say much after what took place between the three of us in the tack room, but my input was that Mason should probably retire to the caretaker’s suite, I regretted everything I had done with the two men back in the tack room. I kept to myself for the rest of the evening in the main house, as Geffrey seemed to understand that leaving me alone was probably for the best. Don’t get me wrong I was open to sexual adventures that would heighten an already amazing sex life but with who? My thoughts consumed my mind for the most part of my morning, and the time was approaching that I would have to deal with some sort of explanation to why I was ignoring both men. All I could think about was how dumb I was to let two men pursued me into what was an amazing adventure, I didn’t even stop to think about any of the consciences I just simply reacted to a situation that may or may not have been triggered by a stupid wet dream...** Views: 21
Based on a Nordic myth in the Finnish KALEVALA, which inspired Tolkien’s LORD OF THE RINGS, including his character of Gandalf, comes SONG BREAKER, from a USA TODAY bestselling author.
To Aino, the idea of spending her life warming the bed of a wrinkled old wizard—especially when it means life without her secretly betrothed love—is horrifying. When her brother Jouko foolishly duels Vane, the greatest wizard ever known, he finds himself on the verge of death and saves himself only by promising his sister as the old man’s trophy.
Furious, Aino refuses to be forced into marrying anyone. But with only two days until the wizard comes for her, she must find a way to break the curse, or she’ll end up his prisoner. She uncovers a possible solution, but while it may technically free her from the old man, her escape may mean exchanging one kind of prison for another. Views: 21
"Considering all I've sacrificed, is it too much to ask for one little cat in return?"Shinako has been ousted from her marriage by her husband Shozo and his younger lover Fukuko. She's lost everything: her home, status, and respectability. Yet the only thing she longs for is Lily, the elegant tortoiseshell cat she shared with her husband. As Shinako pleads for Lily's return, Shozo's reluctance to part with the cat reveals his true affections, and the lengths he'll go to hold onto the one he loves most.A small masterpiece, A Cat, a Man, and Two Women is a novel about loneliness, love, and companionship of the most unexpected kind. In this story of Japanese society and manners, Tanizaki gives us a perfectly-formed oddball comedy, and a love triangle in which the only real rival is feline.'A tour de force – catnip.' – New York Times'One of the finest pieces of literature concerning cats ever written.' – Choice'Tanizaki is... Views: 21
