He couldn't look away as his innocent wife was stretched out... Mark thinks his wife is just being friendly when she keeps visiting him at work - only to get a shocking suprise as he walks in on her bent over a desk by his rich, well-hung boss. At 8 1/2 inches he makes Mark look like a schoolboy, and all he can do is watch as she is pounded, spanked and degraded until she is brought to a screaming orgasm in a way Mark could never make her.
Another sizzling interracial duo from Shooter. This one contains The Joy Of Joy and Lawrence Took My Wife. These books were previously available separately. The Joy Of Joy An older man slowing down and a younger woman speeding up. A classic tale of each discovering things about each other and themselves. Joy and Mike are two such people. Mike discovers his wife is much hotter than he thought and Joy discovered that she still had a thing for well hung black men. Reggie Wilcox and Joe Jack were specters from Joy's past. Did Mike dare to encourage a reunion? How would it affect their marriage? Shooter managed to put almost ever thing the publisher will allow in this tale. One on one sex, two men on one woman, two women and a raging stud, with some girl on girl action thrown in for good measure. Lawrence Took My Wife The one thing you should never do when your company is laying people off is take your boss home to meet your wife, especially if he's black and she is a real white hottie. Such was Gill Morton's mistake when he took Lawrence back to meet Tara. It opened up a way for Morton to keep his job but his wife was going to have to pay the price, and be opened up by whatever the huge Lawrence wanted to do with her.
Of the two women betting on men, one loved to gamble like her life, the other loved money like her life. One hoped to win over the God of Gambling Husband, while the other tried to win a lot of gold with her fiance.The two women had their wish. Hua Tianyu had successfully won the God of Gambling Husband from Servant Qian, and not only did Servant Qian win Hua's ten thousand taels of gold, he had also picked up a pretty good fiance.The crown prince, Hua Yuchen, had been defeated by his younger sister, Hua Tianjiao, and the gambler, Li Mufan, had been defeated by his unmarried wife, Servant Qian, by the gambling-mongering princess, Hua Tianyu.How would the two men who were treated as wagers punish these two bold women?
(From the Synopsis) The letters passing back and forth between thees two "Bills" trace their day-by-day wartime adventures (and occasional misadventures)
Fluent Selves examines narrative practices throughout lowland South America focusing on indigenous communities in Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru, illuminating the social and cultural processes that make the past as important as the present for these peoples. This collection brings together leading scholars in the fields of anthropology and linguistics to examine the intersection of these narratives of the past with the construction of personhood. The volume’s exploration of autobiographical and biographical accounts raises questions about fieldwork, ethical practices, and cultural boundaries in the study of anthropology. Rather than relying on a simple opposition between the “Western individual” and the non-Western rest, contributors to Fluent Selves explore the complex interplay of both individualizing as well as relational personhood in these practices. Transcending classic debates over the categorization of “myth” and “history,” the autobiographical and biographical narratives in Fluent Selves illustrate the very medium in which several modes of engaging with the past meet, are reconciled, and reemerge.
Do you dream of wicked rakes, gorgeous Highlanders, muscled Viking warriors and rugged Wild West cowboys? Harlequin® Historical brings you three new full-length titles in one collection! MISS MURRAY ON THE CATTLE TRAIL by Lynna Banning (Western) Cowboy Zachariah Strickland has no choice but to take greenhorn Alexandra Murray with him on his cattle trail. As feelings mount, could it be that Alex belongs in the Wild West—with Zach? THE WARRIOR’S VIKING BRIDE by Michelle Styles (Viking) Celtic warlord Aedan kidnaps and returns warrior maiden Dagmar to her estranged father. When ordered to marry, Dagmar chooses Aeden, expecting him to refuse—but he’s intent on making her his bride! THE TON’S MOST NOTORIOUS RAKE by Sarah Mallory (Regency) When Molly Morgan is rescued by handsome Beau Russington, the scandalous rake shakes up her quiet country life. The sparks between them could be explosive, if Molly dares to surrender… Look for Harlequin® Historical’s March 2018 Box set 1 of 2, filled with even more timeless love stories!
Underdog Thinking is real-life business adventure story that follows the journey of an Indian Immigrant to the U.S. who was told he “didn’t know a damn thing about American business.” But as opportunity would have it, a short time later he found himself an accidental entrepreneur with a front row ticket to the ins and outs of launching and growing a business. He was flying high on his growing success—until a fateful moment when everything changed. As businesses rise and fall to the tune of supply and demand, sometimes the harshest betrayals come out of nowhere, when you least expect it—as do the surprising sparks of hope. When an unforeseen circumstance initiates a chain of events that leave him at a crossroads he must make the tough call: to give in and give up, or push through and win. CEO, business ethics thought leader, speaker and author Atul Vir has lived that story. And even in the darkest moments when failure seemed most imminent, he drew on the work ethic instilled from his earliest days, and his commitment to do right by his customers—to bring his dream up from the ashes and back to life. In his new book, Underdog Thinking, Vir inspires readers to face any challenge that comes their way—with practical business lessons for every step of the journey gleaned from his experience as both an immigrant building a business and as CEO of Equator Appliances for more than 25 years. The book dives into current themes dominating the business landscape, including: global business, overcoming failure, bootstrapping, securing financing, immigration and what innovation truly means. While many people offer sage advice on these topics, Vir’s lessons are paired with a unique, captivating story and more than two decades of entrepreneurial expertise in an industry dominated by much bigger players—major multinational corporations.
Saudi Arabia, 1973: In his job as interpreter and laborer for an American-Arabian Company, Saleh has come to understand the American mindset through his boss, Bill. But Saleh finds himself in conflict with his culture. Even though his father wants him to attend university and base his future on the will of Allah, Saleh is intrigued with the United States and wants to pursue his education there. With his father's blessing, Saleh attends school in America. Unfortunately, America is not the land he dreamed of, as prejudice and hatred follow him. When an American girl named Blair befriends him, she quickly Americanizes him-new haircut, new clothes, and new understanding. But Saleh cannot forget his culture. After college, Saleh advances in the oil business and soon becomes a powerful player, in his country's major industry-oil. When he becomes involved in a terrorist plot to destroy the economies of the Western World, will Saleh remember his early goodwill toward the West or will he succumb to his hatred? From the burning sands of the Saudi Arabian desert to the business centers of the world's economies, terrorists, peacemakers, religions, and cultures collide in this thrilling novel.
