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The Convent of Santa Jalisse faced annihilation during World War II. Brutal Nazi SS occupied holy ground. Allied carpet-bombing was imminent. Fugitive student nuns prayed desperately for deliverance. If only the Savonne River Bridge would just go away, armies would be forced to divert. Their home...

Sequel to Holy Tigers. The world believes that Adolf Hitler is dead. Vengeful Nazis have resumed development of wartime super weapons. They've also struck a cruel blow against the holy women of Santa Jalisse. Big, big mistake.

Miles Emmerson, mild mannered employee of Savage Steel, witnessed a dark deed done by France's largest arms manufacturer. In a life and death struggle, Miles discovered his resonance and donned the title Short Change. Able to manipulate small units of currency and armed with a child's allowance, he'll make Savage Steel pay up.

As fear of Pinnacle's next move against the populous reached its zenith, the self-proclaimed overlord of Resonance, Magnum, decided to strike back before the cretins played their hand. Refused support by the Joint Forces, Magnum planned a summit on the eve of spring at the JCU in Chicago to hatch...

Even heroes die. Especially heroes. Paul Thompson carried the ashes of Captain Mega, a man touted as a legend during the war to end all wars. With Mega's ashes close, Paul could suffer a mountain levied against him, but when a path of retribution toppled Firebrand's criminal headquarters, his betters saw fit to relocate the man who did nothing but stir up trouble.

Imagine a mother leaving her two year old daughter in the front yard, frightened and alone, only to return years later. In the interim, the child’s Dad, notorious in his own way, becomes the responsible parent. This was the beginning of life for Sharon D. Johnson. Needless to say, she grew up on...

Their greatest achievement foiled by the Tears of Eternia, Pinnacle lay a broken beast. Hunted like a dog, Magnum remains an enemy of the world for his part in the catastrophe, but Fortune has bigger plans than to track down the menacing Metallomancer. Thanks to the secretive aid of Caliber and the...

Previously published as " Bread & Yogurt", this book is the story of a girl growing up in Afghanistan during the 1980’s, and 1990’s, whose innocence and naivety lead her on a path to the extremes of brutality, terror, passion and love, while surrounded by the turbulence of war and the oppressive rule of the Taliban.

Jake and Sylvia's second encounter comes much more quickly than either anticipated. What starts as a simple date for drinks, ends up being a much more intimate excursion in a lingerie shop. In this second part, Sylvia brings out Jake's femininity a little further, to orgasmic effect.

The moment that both Jake and Sylvia have been waiting for since before they knew of each other's existence has finally arrived. She will turn Jake into the little panty boy he is, and when the toys come out, all bets are off. The erotic tale of seduction, submission, and feminization continues in this third installment.

Things get wilder in this fourth volume in the saga of Sylvia and Jake. Sylvia's Game is getting more intense, but it is too much for Jake to handle. Incredible sex and tense drama both unfold in this tale of feminization, sensuality, and romance.

Agricultural Marketing and Rural Development is a vital development tool for achieving the Millennium Development Goal that calls for halving by 2015 the share of people suffering from extreme poverty and hunger.

In a relationship more often than not, both parties are notpassionate people. Passionate, not necessarily in a romanticsense, but about life in general; feeling strongly about goals,interests, ideas and yes, dreams and love.Usually one is a taker, one a giver. The old adage “oppositesattract”,...

3,312 juvenile prisoners and 508 adult guards were sent to the Brajilliana Experimental Maximum Security Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Facility. 313 prisoners returned. “Heard of the blind mice? Some scientists wanted to study blindness in mice, this was in the seventies and eighties....