Böcker av Charlie Roberts

MackenzieHe could be the one, really, the one. He seems like a great guy. He has a rock-hard amazing body, a gorgeous face with a smile that melts my panties, and sexually - oh yeah! No need to elaborate. The only problem is I don't remember meeting him or going home with him, which is something I never do, never. I didn't even know his name when I woke up beside him. I'm pretty sure I was roofied by someone that night I was out with all my coworkers at some bar I've never been to before. I don't think it was him, though. I mean, seriously, he doesn't need to drug a woman to get her into his bed. Andrew I don't do one-night stands, hookups, or pick-up women in bars anymore. I am looking for a relationship that will lead to marriage. I have a four-year-old little girl that I am completely responsible for. Her mother was out of the picture as soon as she was born, and I want a mother for her not a parade of bimbos in and out of her life. When I met Kenzie that night we hit it off instantly and I knew she was something special. I normally wouldn't have brought her home, but it had been so long since I'd been with a woman, a self-imposed celibacy. And my daughter was with my mother for the night. Kenzie was incredibly open and personable, warm and fun, beautiful, sexy, and sensual. We had a great time at the bar and an even better time after we got back to my place. The only problem is, I don't do drama and Kenzie appears to be drowning in it.This series contains graphic sexual content and is intended for mature readers only. All books are stand-alone stories and while the story does continue from one book to the next, they do not need to be read in order.

What happens when a Fireman and a Chef get together?Throw in an arsonist, a jealous ex-boyfriend, a rival chef out to ruin her, and well-meaning friends.>Madeline: >Butch: >This series contains graphic sexual content and is intended for mature readers only. All books are stand-alone stories and while the story does continue from one book to the next, they do not need to be read in order.

Diem Ngueyn's autobiography, Walk Around the Tree, chronicles her real life adventures from age four through early adulthood. The title comes from her first successful experience outside her home after having been sick with polio, but also represents the brave determination one must have to successfully walk through all of life's challenges.The first half of the book is about growing up in post-war Vietnam, and presents the lasting effects war had on life in that country as could only be seen through the eyes of a child, each event explained the way she experienced it. Diem only wanted a normal peaceful life, focusing on the same interests all young girls have. But the war that was supposed to be over kept intruding on her life, from her father's arrest for having aided the Americans, to the tragedy of someone stumbling over abandoned explosives.The central chapters of the book detail her coming to America and her struggle to learn a completely new language and culture, with determination to become a full participant in it. Even her own family members were holding her back, thinking there was no need for her to get an education or to have her own home and social life. But Diem found a way and the people who could help, accomplishing everything she'd set out to do.The last third of the book is an intense love story which flows like a romantic novel. Diem fell deeply in love with a handsome man her age, and vividly details those three years in a way that is surprisingly personal, descriptive, and honest.Then she ends her writing with a chapter that looks to the past with appreciation, and to the future with high expectations.A subtle sub-theme that gradually develops from chapter to chapter, is her belief in the Divine. What she first thought was only a dream, repeatedly brought her protection and guidance in new and unusual ways, leading her to become convinced her "guardian angel" really exists, and will never abandon her.Above all else, this book infuses one with the encouraging belief that no matter what problems life might bring, there is ALWAYS an answer. We simply have to be willing to take that first step, and then "Walk Around the Tree".