Cassie WrightFirst kiss. First love. First heartbreak.That's what Max was to me. He took every one of my firsts before leaving me alone and brokenhearted while he went off to live the playboy life of a star hockey player.Now, six years later, he's asking for my help. With the possibility of a private video sitting in the wrong hands, he needs us to date, well, fake date, to keep his reputation clean.But can I help him? Even if it means riski...

In "The Elements of Style," William Strunk Jr. presents a concise guide to the principles of English style and composition. Strunk's direct approach, characterized by clarity and precision, serves not only as a manual for aspiring writers but as an essential reference for seasoned authors. The book offers a systematic exploration of common errors, stylistic preferences, and an array of illustrative examples to elucidate the nuances of effective writing. Strunk's work is positioned within t...

Sawyer Daniels had a plan.She'd teach at the daycare and go to class until she finished her degree. Once a week, she would bartend at the strip club, Atlantis, to earn the money she needed to break free.She just had to make it until graduation, and then, with any luck she'd be out of this mess.But one night, she meets Rex Lockwood. The hot and broody man she'd been eyeing one night at work. When one thing leads to another, she ends the night in his ...

Thomas Hobbes' "The Political Works of Thomas Hobbes" compiles four seminal texts that delve into the foundations of political philosophy and social contract theory. Through a rigorous yet accessible prose style, Hobbes articulates his views on the nature of human beings, the necessity of an absolute sovereign, and the immutable laws of nature that govern society. These works, particularly "Leviathan," offer insights into the turbulent political climate of the 17th century, a period rife w...

After leaving her cheating husband, Ellie is looking for a fresh start for her and her daughter. But after moving into one of her father's apartments to get back on her feet, her plan goes out the window after a run-in with her neighbor, hockey heartthrob Trevor Adams.She was supposed to be starting fresh after leaving her ex, taking time to figure out what her heart wanted and what would be best for her daughter. After becoming a mom at the age of twenty-one, and ...

When Hannah Morgan discovers the entire collection of the most famous art theft in the world, she imagines a tranquil journey to Boston to return the collection. What could go wrong? Apparently a lot, as the sinister custodian of the stolen art, and a host of police agencies, feverishly track every step that Hannah takes. What begins as an adventure on the open road soon develops into a test of Hannah's resolve and endurance as she maintains one strategic move ahead of her pursuers, and de...

In 'The Description of Wales,' Cambrensis Giraldus presents a vivid and intricate portrayal of 12th-century Wales, blending personal observations with ethnographic detail. Written in an accessible Latin style, the book serves not only as a geographical account but also as a cultural and historical commentary, contextualizing the Welsh landscape, its people, and their traditions within the larger narrative of medieval Britain. Giraldus's work emerges from a rich literary tradition of travel...

In "The Diary of a Japanese Convert," Uchimura Kanzo presents a profound exploration of his spiritual journey from Shintoism to Christianity. Written in an introspective and candid style, the book serves as a reflective account of the complexities and challenges he faced during his conversion. Uchimura's vivid prose and philosophical musings reveal the cultural and spiritual dichotomies of Meiji-era Japan, as he grapples with the intersection of tradition and modernity, faith and doubt. Th...

In "The Conquest," Eva Emery Dye crafts a vivid historical narrative that chronicles the tumultuous events surrounding the settlement of the American West. Employing a rich literary style interwoven with regional dialects and lyrical prose, Dye captures both the grandeur and the harsh realities faced by early pioneers. The novel masterfully blends fact and fiction, immersing readers in the cultural and social dynamics of 19th-century America, while exploring themes of ambition, survival, a...

Dante Alighieri's "The Divine Comedy: Illustrated, Purgatory, Complete" is a monumental literary work that navigates the complex realms of the afterlife through the allegorical journeys of its protagonist, Dante himself. With a rich tapestry of deeper meanings woven into its terza rima verse form, this section, Purgatory, explores themes of redemption, sin, and divine grace. Dante's evocative imagery and profound philosophical inquiries create an immersive experience, inviting readers to r...

Genesis means beginning, and the book starts from the creation of GOD to Adam and Eve, Noah's flood, Cain's offspring, the Israelites, and finishes at present and ends in the future. Genesis Understood tells the truth about what really happened in the Garden of Eden. This book gives the location of where the Garden of Eden and Noah's flood occurred. Cain the great sea king and his influence on the world today. The 10 lost tribes of Israel, and where are they today? Genesis Understood based...

A fusion of science and faith woven together awakens an interest for the reader "Genesis Understood" creates a harmonious combination of scientific explanations backed by Scripture. If you're like me and have questions about the Bible that you think science will be able to answer, or even vice-versa, Nothing short of a hero, Lance valiantly stepped up and searched for answers to the questions we were too scared to ask. "Genesis Understood" is a book written for the pure, unadulterated purp...