Discover the Secrets to Deep Emotional and Physical ConnectionAre you ready to transform your relationship and uncover the mysteries of female sexuality?What Women Really Want: A Guide to Sexuality and Intimacy invites you on an eye-opening journey through the intricate landscape of female desire, intimacy, and emotional connection. Dive deep with each chapter as it unveils the layers that make up true, lasting intimacy.Imagine understanding the science behind femal...

Hannah Webster Foster (1758-1840) was an American novelist who published her best-selling novel, "The Coquette", anonymously in 1797. It wasn't until 1866, after multiple reprints of the novel, and 26 years after the author's death, that her name appeared on the work. The novel is a fictionalized account of a Connecticut socialite named Eliza Wharton, whose death nine years prior had been highly publicized. Wharton was a 37 yr-old woman who died at a roadside tavern giving birth to a still...

A woman comes face to face with the past she has tried to forget.Nathalie Grant has spent the past eight years running from a choice that broke hearts, including her own.Eric Smitherman has been wrestling with the consequences of Nathalie's choices since her sudden, mysterious departure from their apartment years ago.Torn by his love for Nathalie and his shattered heart, Eric struggles with forgiveness and bitterness. Creating an untraditional family with Nathalie's...

The picture book The Night Before Christmas in Africa celebrates the holiday and African culture with the classic poem.There is never snow at Christmas on the African plain. It is always hot and the riverbed is nothing but dust. Families sleep on floor mats waiting for Father Christmas, dreaming of relief from the heat. They have come to cherish the simple gifts he always brings. In this adaptation of the Clement C. Moore poem, the Shangaan tribe receives ...

He was willing to do anything.Talk about anything, they said.She hadn’t ever done anything.You can do anything.In this heartwarming collection, thirteen Christian authors weave tales both historical and contemporary in a variety of imaginative settings. Anything features characters stretched to their limits: a pencil and a crayon who are best friends, a Tea-Dragon with a mischievous and mysterious habit, a terminally ill child with a lovely wish. In these pages...

Come back home to a small-town Christmas through the ages...From its founding to the present day, Homewood, Minnesota’s open arms always offer a shining Moravian star and a Christmas to remember. Journey with the first family to settle in Homewood as they embark from the East. Stick around when troubles threaten to turn Homewood into another ghost town. Follow a song of hope and an old violin in the aftermath of war. Sit with a hurting couple in need of a Christmas miracle to compl...

Come home to a small-town Christmas through the ages...The close-knit community of Homewood, Minnesota might not even be a dot on most maps. But from its earliest settlement to the present day, a warm Christmas welcome and a shining Moravian star have been its hallmarks of the holiday.Step into the bustle of preparations as a young orphan travels an unexpected path to the Christmas he’s longed for and a boisterous flock of cousins learns the eternal secrets of the ...

The coquette Or The history of Eliza Wharton unfolds through intimate letters that trace the emotional struggles of a young woman newly released from an imposed engagement and eager to shape her own future. Determined to enjoy freedom and companionship, she enters society with confidence, yet soon becomes entangled in competing attentions that represent stability on one side and charm on the other. Her desire to balance admiration, autonomy, and social approval gradually exposes the narrow...

In "The Boarding School; Lessons of a Preceptress to Her Pupils," Hannah Webster Foster employs a didactic narrative style that reflects the pedagogical values of early American education. This epistolary novel, published in 1798, presents a series of letters and lessons delivered by a preceptress to her students, exploring themes of morality, gender roles, and the significance of education in shaping the character of young women. Foster's work is deeply embedded in the context of the earl...

Biological invasions - the introduction, establishment and spread of invasive alien species - are complex global phenomena that can cause significant environmental, ecological, and economic harm. Along with the direct effects of an invasive host organism, there is the additional threat of co-introduced pathogenic and parasitic species. Co-introduced parasites can affect the success of the invasive organism but can also go on to infect hosts in the new range, resulting in novel ecological i...

A spirited heroine. A dangerous flirtation. A society unwilling to forgive.Published anonymously in 1797, The Coquette quickly became one of the most widely read novels of early America. Inspired by the real-life story of Elizabeth Whitman-an intelligent and accomplished young woman whose tragic death became a national scandal-Hannah Webster Foster's epistolary novel explores the pressures placed on women in a world that offers them few real choices.

The Damned Women Omnibus - 3 Classic Historical Romance Novels offers a compelling exploration into historical romantic literature, intricately weaving themes of love, betrayal, and societal constraint. This collection juxtaposes the opulent sensuality and moral questioning of 18th-century France with the stark realities of 18th-century America. The anthology encompasses a spectrum of styles from the epistolary elegance of high society intrigue to the introspective depth of character-drive...