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Lawyer Tristan Perry has been jaded since his last relationship ended badly and never wants to fall in love again. Everything changes when, due to a freak blizzard, Tristan meets Bryce Stanton, a handsome writer who shows Tristan that it's okay to open his heart again. WARNING: This 4,171-word...

 BONUS! This ebook contains a preview of the hot novelette "The Night Raiders" by Bernadette Russo. In this erotic re-working of a classic fairy-tale, Prince Leith and his lover, the muscular bodyguard Drake, are separated when betrayed by the evil King Rajovic. The injured Leith...

Erin is a woman with two dark secrets, which is why she never thought she’d fall in love. When she does, however, it is head over heels - and with a man who has a secret of his own. WARNING: This 5,263-word short story (about 26 pages) is a steamy read that features explicit scenes of passionate lovemaking and sexual themes and may be too much for some readers to handle!

 You would never believe it, but a Ion, a Traveler - beings who can mentally inhabit others' bodies - and Andrew, a Changeling who can transform into a beast - have fallen in love, but the underground supernatural scene of Paris in which they inhabit is filled with inter-species tension, and when...

Twenty-eight year-old paralegal Brian Finley never dreamed this day would come. After spending most of his twenties watching his straight friends get married, it's finally his turn. Now, it's two days until he gets to say his vows to his college sweetheart, twenty-nine year-old elementary school teacher...

 In the late 19th century, Hitoshi Ichihara is one of the few remaining samurai, prepared to die by the edge of the sword, if required. What he wasn't prepared for, though, was a confession of love from his childhood friend and lord, Akihiro Tamazaki. Now, Hitoshi must choose between dying a samurai's...

   Sean travels to the mountain city of Baguio in the Philippines on the look-out for local handicrafts. There he meets Jason, whom he thinks is too good for him, but the latter has other ideas. The two hit it off, but could Sean be reading too much into Jason’s friendliness? WARNING:...

In The Canterbury Tales, the “General Prologue” foreshadows the special function and style of the “Clerk’s Tale.” The paper presented here provides a close reading of those two sections and how they intertwine to provide a greater depth to the abstract and idealized character of the pilgrim...

So much to read, so little time? This brief overview of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance tells you what you need to know—before or after you read Robert M. Pirsig’s book. Crafted and edited with care, Worth Books set the standard for quality and give you the tools you need to be...

It seems things are looking up for towel boy Damien: he's just experienced a whirlwind night of pleasure out of his wildest dreams with Matthew, the sexy but obnoxious captain of the swim team. But when Matthew wants to keep their secret affair going, Damien doesn't realize he's putting his heart...

Troy thought he knew how the rest of his high school life was going to play out. He figured he'd always spend Friday nights at his secret geek hideout in the school basement playing computer games before going back to the dingy motel room he called home. One night, though, a wayward basketball...

The Tower that Could Talk - Early Reader - Children's Picture Books

Created by Igloo Books Ltd, in association with Betty Root, the internationally renowned reading consultant and leading authority on books for young readers. A unique, new series that allows you and your child to read together: the left-hand pages contain the complete story you can share, while the right-hand pages offer simple, easy-to-read sentences that your child can master on their own.

Created by Igloo Books Ltd, in association with Betty Root, the internationally renowned reading consultant and leading authority on books for young readers. A unique, new series that allows you and your child to read together: the left-hand pages contain the complete story you can share, while the right-hand pages offer simple, easy-to-read sentences that your child can master on their own.