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Three women-Alexis, Kayla, and Sunny-are nursing wounded pride and tequila in the haze of a club, toasting to the men who broke their hearts. But as the night wears on, the broken pieces reassemble into a new kind of resolve: a challenge to one another.Leaving the thrumming music behind, an intimate and electrifying tension sparks between them. What begins as a spontaneous act of shared rebellion-a desperate need to move past the heartache-quickly evolves into a night of profound e...

Dumbells of Business is a satirical novel by the Canadian humorist Stephen Leacock, first published in 1921. Set in the aftermath of World War I, the book follows a group of Canadian soldiers who, after returning from the front, are sent to England to learn the intricacies of business and commerce as part of a government rehabilitation scheme. The story unfolds as these ex-soldiers, with little experience in the world of finance, are plunged into the bewildering and often absurd world of B...

McKailey, Kendall, and Dakota - cousins, pop stars, sex witches. Do you really think stardom is kept on pure talent? So much goes on behind the scene, and for these ladies, it's all about a ritual of thrills and pleasure to maintain the dream. Would you be able to handle it?

The Myrtle Reed Cook Book is a comprehensive and charming culinary guide authored by Myrtle Reed, first published in the early 20th century. This classic volume reflects Reed’s passion for both the art of cooking and the joy of sharing meals with loved ones. The book is thoughtfully organized, offering a wide array of recipes that range from simple, everyday fare to more elaborate dishes suitable for special occasions. Reed’s instructions are clear and practical, making the book accessible...

When your former best mate wins the match with a very questionable penalty, you're definitely going to hate him. It's not love. Not even close....except it might be.Kyle and AJ used to share everything—childhood dreams, a love of football, and one unbreakable rule: never play for their rival club.They broke it anyway.Now they're rising stars in the biggest rivalry in the sport—red versus blue, headlines versus history—and ev...

Ishmael Reed's inspired fable of the ragtime era, in which a social movement threatens to suppress the spread of black culture—hailed by Harold Bloom as one of the five hundred greatest books of the Western canonIn 1920s America, a plague is spreading fast. From New Orleans to Chicago to New York, the "Jes Grew" epidemic makes people desperate to dance, overturning social norms in the process. Anyone is vulnerable and when they catch it, they'll bump and grind into ...

How to Cook Fish by Olive Green is a comprehensive and practical guide for anyone interested in mastering the art of preparing fish dishes. First published in the early 20th century, this classic cookbook offers a wealth of knowledge on selecting, cleaning, and cooking a wide variety of fish and seafood. The book covers everything from simple broiling and frying techniques to more elaborate recipes such as fish stews, chowders, and soufflés. With clear instructions and helpful tips, Olive ...

Lifelong best friends Megan and Carly escape to a weathered wood beach house on the Pacific coast, seeking refuge from recent, painful heartbreaks. Their simple "restorative" girls' trip is meant to be a quiet return to the comforting rhythm of their decades-long platonic bond.But as the wine flows and the conversation lulls, the safe, familiar space between them dissolves. An electric, unexpected tension ignites, transforming their unspoken intimacy into a coiling, undeniable desi...

Running from armed gunmen—and seeking a safe refuge.Sculptor Fiona Halverson is shocked to stumble upon her ex-fiancé’s murder—just before a masked attacker attempts to abduct her. She’s rescued by FBI Special Agent Bryce Springs, who is investigating a counterfeit ring that points directly to Fiona’s art gallery. Forced to flee from a dangerous crime boss during a brutal blizzard, Fiona and Bryce must uncover how her gallery became part of...

Paisley's endless tears and manipulative chaos have been the soundtrack to her brother Damian's life, fueling a resentment that has curdled into a dark, simmering rage. For years, he has fought her "noise" with cold, placid silence. She seeks attention through emotional pleas; he craves the absolute control that would finally put her quiet.The breaking point arrives in a secluded grove of pines. When the line between their mutual loathing and a terrifying, possessive desire is viol...

A fun and sassy no-nonsense invitation to the practice of astrology with easy-to-understand tools for self-development and conscious livingAstrology books are typically either overly simplistic sun-sign books or overly complicated chart calculations filled with astro jargon. Astrology for Real Life goes beyond simple sun-sign interpretation and at the same time cuts through the complications of horoscope analysis to make understanding your chart in depth, ...

Best-selling author, Isobel Reed brings readers back to Woodvalley Pines where small town firefighters set hearts ablaze. Fans of Elsie Silver’s Powerless and Lucy Score’s Protecting What’s Mine will swoon for Isobel Reed’s firefighter heroes and the feisty women who go toe-to-toe with them. Hitched is a second chance romance where two high school sweethearts are thrown back into each other’s lives after a decade apart.Old flames burn the hottest, but can they ...