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As modern women living and working in LA, Tanya Rad and Raquelle Stevens know what it's like to feel overwhelmed by trying to keep up, develop real relationships, pursue life passions, and hear from God at the same time. Real, honest, and shared from personal experience, Tanya and Raquelle wrote The Sunshine Mind with today's woman on their hearts. Each of the 100 inspiring readings offers faith, hope, strength, and peace to encourage you to become the beautiful person God made you to be.

To celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Grace has planned the surprise of a lifetime for her husband—a romantic getaway to Paris. But she never expected he’d have a surprise of his own: he wants a divorce. Reeling from the shock but refusing to be broken, a devastated Grace makes the bold decision to go to Paris alone. Audrey, a young woman from London, has left behind a heartache of her own when she arrives in Paris. With no money or knowledge of French, a summer wandering the cobbled streets alone seems more likely…until she meets Grace, and everything changes.

Finding seeds of inspiration in the Brothers Grimm, seventeenth-century French lore, and Scottish ballads, Kelly Link spins classic fairy tales into utterly original stories of seekers—characters on the hunt for love, connection, revenge, or their own sense of purpose. Twisting and winding in astonishing ways, expertly blending realism and the speculative, witty, empathetic, and never predictable—these stories remind us once again of why Kelly Link is incomparable in the art of short fiction.

Orson Antonov has everything: billions of dollars, stunning good looks, and the respect of his bear shifter clan. The only thing he can't have is his freedom. Forced to marry a woman he doesn't love to unite the clans, can Orson find the strength to break free? When he meets Casey, the beautiful, full-figured woman of his dreams, he invites her to his luxurious mansion in the woods. He hopes he has finally found the inspiration to fight for freedom...and for love.

Sara hates her new boss, Sheik Tariq. He is rude, arrogant, headstrong and argumentative. So, why can't she stop thinking about him? When she started work in the Middle East for The Botros Oil Company, Sara expected her boss to be an elderly Arab. But instead her boss is tall, handsome, gloriously masculine with stunning eyes and a muscular physique. Tariq has never met anyone like her. She has no respect for tradition, she's clumsy, stubborn, unladylike and talks far too much. And she isn't scared of him...

The very special stories in Instruments of Pleasure highlight the many ways we use sex toys to make our fantasies come true. Sometimes, there's a lesson involved, such as "Like This", where a woman uses what many consider the "Cadillac of vibrators", the ultra-powerful plug-in vibe Hitachi Magic Wand (or "electric miracle", in the story), to show her lover exactly what she does when she's alone. For others, toys are part of BDSM play, especially spanking, and you can read about the intense strokes of a cane in "Getting It Right".

I love lesbian sex. I love talking about sex. I love mentally undressing the sexy women in my life. I love planning what I'm going to do when my partner gets home. I love having sex, curling my hand inside my partner and feeling the intensity of her pleasure. I love her hand curled inside me, the experience of utterly losing control. I love it all.

After they met in a nightclub in America and shared a passionate kiss, Julia was the last person Demitry Fedosov expected to see in his boardroom back in Russia - especially after she turned down his advances.

With her friends in happy relationships and two insanely overprotective cousins, Aaliyah Botros is beginning to wonder if she'll ever get her chance at love. So she can hardly believe it when she bumps into a former flame while on a road trip. Joseph is just as charming as ever and the years have been good to him. Very good. He's even more handsome, muscular, and disarming than when they were young. But despite the connection she still feels, Aaliyah knows her family will never approve.

When Lola Franklin decided to study abroad she never anticipated embarking on a whirlwind weekend romance with a hot guy before classes started. And she certainly never counted on the hot guy being her new professor. Or a Prince. Or the biggest asshole she had ever met. Xavier Van Romerius is the playboy Prince of Europe and he loves his life. He doesn't do relationships, and never wants to get married.

Amir Botros, the younger brother of Sheikh Tariq Botros, could not be more different from his brother. He is a notorious womanizer, but he may finally have met his match.

Soraya acts tough, but the truth is she melts when she's around Amir. She has never felt such a strong attraction before, and no matter how much she tries to fight it, she can't resist Amir's playful charms. Similarly, nobody had ever seen Amir care so much for a woman. Even his brother, Tariq, is beginning to think that Amir, an infamous playboy, is falling for Soraya.

The beautiful, young Paige has had a crush on her neighbor Michael for the longest time. Even though he's more than twenty years older than her, he's still a ruggedly handsome stud. When Paige is left alone with him one night, she rapidly finds out that the attraction she's felt is much more than mutual-Michael's lust is completely unrestrained! Soon this beautiful eighteen year-old enters a world of lust and desire for the very first time.

Escaping from a constricted life and an unhappy marriage, Neris slips into the woods whenever she can on the pretext of gathering herbs. These stolen moments are her sole comfort until the day she finds a wounded orc in the woods. Unable to stand by and watch another suffer, Neris tends him, bringing him food and medicine, protecting him until he can tend himself. The orc allows the attention because he knows Neris better than she knows herself- he can scent her, knows that she smells ripe and wanton, that his presence fires her lust.

The Fedosov family is in crisis. After expanding their mining operations to South Africa, a mob of protesters and reporters gather outside their main building. Alexey Fedosov is in control while his brother, Dmitry, is away. He gives an exclusive interview to one reporter, an American called Desiree Bishop.

Curvy Emily Jones is a recent graduate who, in a bid to find herself, is heading to stay in isolated Alaska. One thing she didn't expect to find was love. A handsome and rugged landowner, Sam is as sexy as they come. He takes an instant liking to shy Emily. Everything seems to be perfect as they grow closer. Little does she know, Sam has a secret. Sam is a bear shifter and Emily's scent is incredibly familiar to him. He can sense that Emily is hiding something and, using his were-instincts, he has a pretty good idea of what her secret is - and what he is going to do about it.

Caris makes the most of that freedom, taking lovers where and when she chooses, enjoying every sensual pleasure that her lovers introduce her to. However, one day she is overtaken by a starving pack of wargs as she rides between towns. Alone, she has no hope but to outrun them. As her horse tires and slows, rescue comes from a most unlikely source - a raiding party of orcs. The orcs are willing to rescue her...for a price. Has Caris learned enough carnal tricks to satisfy them all?

Charlotte's bills are piling up - she needs a job, but nothing pans out. Finally, she finds a vaguely worded ad for a personal assistant. Desperate, she applies. During the interview, she falls in lust with her sexy, primally attractive boss, but once she has the job, he ignores her. As she settles into her new job, Charlotte realizes that something odd is going on in Sam's office. Staffers appear and disappear, paperwork doesn't add up, and her sexy, intriguing boss gets really growly once a month.

Finding seeds of inspiration in the Brothers Grimm, seventeenth-century French lore, and Scottish ballads, Kelly Link spins classic fairy tales into utterly original stories of seekers—characters on the hunt for love, connection, revenge, or their own sense of purpose.

I see something in Jake Allen that no one else seems to. Most people will tell you he is a lost cause, but I think differently. Sure, he is rude and arrogant, curses a lot, and has a short temper like most fighters, but underneath all that I see a decent man. A man worth helping. A man worth loving. If he can just stop frontin' for one moment, then I feel I can help him to see that, too.