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Greater Than a Tourist: Varese, Lombardy, Italy by Barbara Rumi offers the inside scope on Varese. Most travel books tell you how to travel like a tourist. As a part of the Greater than a Tourist series, this book will give you tips and ideas from someone who lives at your next travel destination. You'll discover local advice that will help you throughout your stay. Travel like a local. Get the inside scope. Slow down, stay in one place, take your time, get to know the people and the culture of a place.

Before Natro, Resna, and Xavor ruled the kingdom of Jacmuir they were ordinary college students navigating their senior year at Jacmuir University. Xavor watched cautiously as Natro won over the Jacmuir University student body with the promise of a legendary Homecoming costume party aimed to win Resna's heart. Xavor reluctantly helps Natro with his party plans with the pretense of finding the perfect time to tell Resna he has feelings for her.

Lyle Whittaker has spent years trying to bury his past, but some ghosts never stay quiet. Once a notorious member of the Dunlap Gang, he’s now a bounty hunter chasing down the most dangerous outlaws in the West. When he’s called to track Randy Greyson, leader of the ruthless Greyson Gang, the hunt leads him back to Nester County—a place filled with painful memories and unfinished business.

Delta suffered anoxia when she was born, and it left her with a lower than normal IQ and learning disabilities. Her mother felt that she was to blame, so she left Delta and her father, Frank Dawn, when Delta was just two years old. Frank’s sister, Rose, helped him raise Delta. Delta was able to get through the sixth grade, and was able to do some babysitting and some simple jobs until she got a job at Kelly’s Diner. Delta was able to concentrate and do a good job waitressing until “her Tom” came in.

Personal legal problem-solving skills for attorneys and non-attorneys.

Sometimes lovers enter a relationship with the best of intentions but wind up in a place far from love. Sometimes poets attempt love poems, simple and pure, but.... Over breakfast, a husband trying to deny creeping out on his wife the previous night can't help but give hints about the creepy things he really did. On a beach, a man minding his own business is accosted by a pretty woman before a strong tide embarrasses them both. A tone-deaf proposal for marriage ends in murder. A traditionally arranged marriage spins into a deranged and surreal nightmare. These aren't anti-love poems. These are poems born and burned out of love.

England's Best Haunted Pubs will show you some of the best haunted pubs in the United Kingdom.

For years I’d been trying to have inexperienced Tyler visit me at work, but he never seemed to appreciate the finer things in life. He finally shows up and I’m excited to give him a tour. One piece seems to take his interest and when I explain how it represents the sexuality of the artist he gets very nervous. I soon discover that Tyler’s never witnessed an orgasm and I set about showing him exactly what the artist meant! Soon I’m swallowing his hard, virginal length and I’m begging for his release!

Have you ever woken up to have everything change in your life? I have, and nothing can go back to the way things were. I went to bed as a typical teenager and the next day found out I was a demigod who happens to be destined to save the world! Are you kidding me? As if being a teenager wasn't hard enough. Welcome to my life!

An accountant by day, Mr. Rodgers spends his nights and weekends indulging in a unique passion. Traveling from neighborhood to neighborhood as an unknown entity, he uses unconventional methods to help long-suffering wives rediscover the love they once had for themselves and their husbands. Some might consider him a selfless hero, ahead of his time. The residents of Poagstown, however, have cutting-edge ideas of their own.

Something is living in the Earth's core, and it is kept trapped inside by the Earth's own magnetic field. It was trapped there billions of years ago before life existed on the planet. But now, as the magnetic field is failing, and the creature held inside it is threatening to escape. If it does, it can wreak havoc across the galaxy. The planet must be destroyed for the good of the galaxy. But how can one condone the destruction of the Earth if it means the genocide of the human race?

In contrast to Marlowe and Goethe, Deschauer presents a cosmology and existence that is both individual and whole, flesh and soul. Free will clashes with destiny, mortal with immortal. It aims to justify the ways of God to humankind in an existence devoid of God. Yet the inescapable construct of God, anti-God and myth are embraced by humanity in its search to find meaning within our reality.

This book sets out the secret of being content and happy. It sets out the meaning of life. It sets out the infinite possibilities available to all of us. This book is written in a way that everyone can understand without reference to people alive or dead nor requiring years of philosophical or theological study. It presents ideas that transcend social, economic and academic barriers.

In the world of the fae, there's an order to things. There are light fae and there are dark fae. It's been that way as long as anyone can remember - at least, that's what Aria Whitelace has been told. Her 16th birthday is fast approaching and to the fae, that means it's almost time for her reckoning. On every fae's 16th birthday, they're forced to choose in between going dark or going light. Once a decision has been made, their powers are fully intact and their true nature comes forth.

Sassy has never been so dangerous. Question: What do you get when you take a witty housewife with deep, dark secrets and coop her up in a house with a frustratingly demonic dishwasher and a professional killer who just happens to look like The Gladiator? Answer: You get a thrilling tour de force of unexpected action that's peppered throughout with comedic beats and seriously dark undertones. From opening paragraph all the way to the very end, Error Code is a non-stop romp.

Are you ready for one hell of a bumpy ride? A man's daily commute becomes a hellish nightmare in this harrowing account of a horrific bus crash that transforms a fateful ending into a painful beginning for an unlucky lot forced to endure. Based on an age-old premise with a fresh perspective that visits the undesirable side of life after death.

Pioneers: The Men Who Built Britain spans the centuries, from 17th-century Restoration Britain to the darkest days of World War II, presenting in-depth profiles of some of the characters whose genius as engineers, designers, entrepreneurs and businessmen made Britain great. Sir Christopher Wren, George Stephenson, James Brindley, R.J. Mitchell and Isambard Kingdom Brunel - arguably the greatest engineer in history - all feature in this publication.

Duke sabe que Lexi va a ser un problema desde el momento en que pone un pie en su bar, trayendo una tonelada de actitud con ella. Al comienzo ella le pide trabajo y él tan solo ríe, pero la verdad es que, está desesperado necesitando ayuda. Lexi tiene una regla: sin repeticiones. Le encanta el sexo, pero no quiere ser propiedad de ningún hombre. El problema es, que ella no puede imaginar sacarse a Duke fuera de su cabeza. La tensión sexual entre ellos cruje constantemente.

By author Alec Merta, From Here to Nearly There is a novel that combines the best elements of a travelogue with those of a taut science-fiction thriller. By combining science with elements of real UFO and paranormal reports, Merta crafts a believable thriller that you will find hard to put down. From Here to Nearly There is the first book of A Voyage in the Near Distance.

This is a dramatic adaptation of the boat trip on the Thames river of Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carrol), with a colleague, and the Liddell sisters, one of whom was Alice, that was attributed by the principals to have been the time when Dodgson hit upon the idea of having his hero go down a rabbit hole. He describes how the three sisters whose ages were seven, 10, and 13 responded to his story, and the play is a fictional rendering of it.