![]() ![]() ![]() Cameron masterfully sets up sexy scenarios to ensure the collision of Richard and Mia, hoping that love will save him. With Cameron's Contract, the second novella in the bestselling Enthrall Sessions, author Vanessa Fewings raises the stakes and deepens the passion for a world renowned psychiatrist and his beloved submissive. What Mia cannot know is that Enthrall's dashing director, thirty-four-year old Cameron Cole, who is also the club's psychiatrist, has lured Mia to save his best friend and patient Richard from his obsession with thrill seeking. ![]() With this new story, Fewings continues to expand the seductive world that has captivated readers around the globe, a collection that includes the three novels Enthrall, Enthrall Her, and Enthrall Him. Words bind, and once ink soaks paper, lives change. Cameron’s Control in the first novella in the acclaimed erotic romance series The Enthrall Sessions by Vanessa Fewings. Billionaire Cameron Cole is a man without equal. Criminal copyright infringement, including infringement without monetary gain, is investigated by the FBI and is punishable by up to five years in federal prison and a fine of 250,000. Words bind, and once ink soaks paper, lives change. ![]() The master is being challenged like never before, but those who claw for his possessions will feel his wrath. Cameron’s Contract An Enthrall Novella by Vanessa Fewings FBI Anti-Piracy Warning: The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of a copyrighted work is illegal. ![]()
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![]() I live in Brooklyn, New York with my husband and seven-year-old twins. As an adult, I discovered that becoming a teacher was a perfect way to re-enter the world of childhood.Īs a teacher, I was amazed by my six-year-old students’ natural ability to use words and pictures to tell a story, and I wanted to do it too. I played imaginatively long past the age considered normal. Source: When I was a kid, I liked to talk to myself and make up stories. ![]() As a teacher, I was amazed by my six-year-old students’ natural ability to use words and pictures to tell a story, and I wanted to do it too. As an adult, I discovered that becoming a teacher was a perfect way to re-enter the world of childhood. When I was a kid, I liked to talk to myself and make up stories. ![]() ![]() ![]() In The Billboard Book of Number One Hits, Fred Bronson quotes the singer as telling Dick Clark on The National Music Survey: “I listened to the song, and I liked it very much. And my first thought was Stevie.” He’d been a longtime fan of Wonder: McCartney put a message to the singer in Braille on the back cover of his 1973 album Red Rose Speedway: “We love ya, baby.” ![]() In an April 1982 interview with Bryant Gumbel on NBC’s Today, Sir Paul said: “I had a song called ‘Ebony and Ivory’ that I’d written, and I wanted to sing it with a black guy. When McCartney penned the song for his Tug of War album, he knew right away he wanted to record it as a duet. The song’s theme of racial harmony - if a mite precious and overbroad - is beautiful in its simplicity: “Ebony and ivory/Live together in perfect harmony/Side by side on my piano keyboard/Oh Lord, why don’t we.” And its metaphor isn’t the only minimalist aspect of “Ebony and Ivory”: While the title words and chorus are repeated frequently, there’s only a single verse, which is sung twice. ![]() ![]() ![]() Even my being a fan of Harry Potter probably came as a surprise to some people at first, as if they couldn't comprehend the idea of me being "a fan" of anything that wasn't in a school textbook.įrances Janvier wants to pursue a degree in English Literature at Cambridge, not because she's passionate about or even properly interested in it, but because that's what she thinks is expected of her. ![]() I liked the music, I liked watching the variety shows, and even though I wasn't fully aware of it then, I was getting girl-crushes all over the place. ![]() From 15, I was very invested in whatever fandoms caught my eye, be it Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Disney, or, yes, Kpop. When I mentioned it to one of my then-classmates, what he said after getting over the shock of that revelation was, "You're one of the last people I would expect to be into Kpop." I guess my showing the slightest interest in pretty boys (and girls) dancing in sync or playing musical instruments, with elaborate sets and high-budget music videos, just didn't fit the image of the uninteresting study machine whose only future was a good university. Just like Frances, I also had something I loved a lot, which didn't fit the impression that most of my schoolmates had of me, because it seemed so incongruous: I was into Kpop. ![]() ![]() ![]() It is intended to be something of a memorial wall, written that we might remember the power of unseen forces to condition our lives, our world and our churches. This book examines how the perfect social storm of the 1960’s began and continues to shape world culture and the Evangelical Church. This book exposes four of the key cultural factors responsible for this shift each of which were present in the American cultural revolution of the 1960s and 1970s. Why has reverence in both form and dress when coming into the presence of God in worship been transformed into a casual “celebration” and an often sensual party like atmosphere led by a praise band in the “worship center” rather than a quiet reverent form of listening to the voice of the LORD and uniting voices in congregational singing of spiritual hymns in the “sanctuary” as in years past? This book helps to answer these and many other such important questions that may puzzle the mature Christian. Why is there so much of an overemphasis on “grace” with so little said of repentance, holy living, and obedience to the faith? What social influences have led to this deplorable condition and the church's steady decline toward apostasy? These are the subject of this book. Evangelical Protestantism underwent such a radical transformation over the past forty years that the Evangelical churches of today bear little resemblance to their mid 20th century counterparts. ![]() ![]() ![]() The setting of the story does take place in a cottage that reflects the European traditional element. The Stone Soup by Marcia Brown starts off with three soldiers walking down the road, instead of a young man. There are many stories about the stone soup, that are told the same way but with different characters. ![]() This story does not open with a traditional opening, it goes straight to the story with the young man walking and being so tired and hungry. This story can help children learn how to read because it repeats words throughout the story so the child can easily follow along. Being careful with your words and how you use them, is a big thing in this story, because you find the young man using his words to get what he wants. The story shows how the simplest idea can make something good happen in the long run. Children who read this story will find the tale funny and clever while they read about the young man tricking the woman. This book tells a clever story about a hungry young man and his journey with making stone soup. ![]() ![]()
![]() Else, very clean, binding secure but with a slight rightward lean. ![]() The brown cloth-covered boards show old tape residue from where DJ was taped on. The best selling of all of Brautigan's books, this novel is "the kind of thing Mark Twain might have written had he wandered into a field of ripe cannabis." A "wildly imaginative novel about a mansion, a monster, and a Magic Child." This is the FIRST EDITION, First Printing from 1974, downgraded to only Good condition because it is an EX-LIB copy with the usual stamps & markings to outside page edges & front matter, page opposite title page is beginning to separate from binding. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The Folk of the Air series by Holly Black.The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare.The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black.Ever Cursed by Corey Ann Haydu (this book comes out in 2020).The Ever Afters series by Shelby Bach (MG).The Girl who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill (MG).The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert – General fairy tale themes.The Princess and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang (graphic novel).The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale – Grimm’s Fairy Tale (MG).Flame in the Mist by Renee Ahdieh – Shahrazad story.The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdeah – 1,001 Nights.The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani (MG, not recommended by several people for the way it discusses body image and racism).The Land of Stories by Chris Colfer (MG).Once Upon a Marigold by Jean Ferris (MG).Between Before and After by Maureen Doyle McQuerry.Greta and the Goblin King by Chloe Jacobs.The Door in the Hedge by Robin McKinley.The Frog Prince (The Princess and the Frog) Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron (this book comes out in 2020). ![]() It Started with Goodbye by Christina June.If I have A Wicked Stepmother, Where’s My Prince? by Melissa Kantor.Princess of Glass by Jessica Day George.Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine (MG).Just Ella by Margaret Peterson Haddix (MG). ![]() ![]() ![]() However, for his sake as well as Maren's, he decides to reach out and see what happens. He'd love to see Colin home for Christmas, but that isn't likely with the way they parted. Drew wants to get back to his family roots, to carry on the tradition of farming that has been in his family for generations. Their niece is a huge fan of her work and insists that Maren stay and write anyway, so she settles in for a couple weeks to see what happens.ĭrew Renwycke can't believe that this author showed up looking for Colin after one date a year ago, but then Colin has always been smooth with the ladies. ![]() ![]() Not since he and his brother Drew fought over the future of the farm. Colin isn't there, and in fact his family hasn't seen or heard from him in quite some time. When Maren arrives in Maple Valley she's met by several surprises. At the urging of her best friend, Maren decides to take a leap into the unknown and make the trip to see if being with Colin again will help get the creative flow going. A whole year passes without hearing from Colin, and now Maren has a serious case of writer's block with her next deadline fast approaching. ![]() When her agent arranges for her to meet Colin, he and Maren have one magical Christmas date and he invites her to visit his farm in rural Iowa sometime. In a plot that may have been more than slightly influenced by real life, author Maren Grant has a crush on the model who portrayed her protagonist on the cover of her last book. ![]() |