β Scribed by Keith Laumer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
βI need you back. Now.ββ©βWilliam Walkerβ©I canβt believe Iβm letting my ex-boss talk me into working for him again. Heβs arrogant. Domineering. He gets under my skin in ways I donβt want to admit. When I quit, it felt great! But now, seeing the big, bad billionaire rendered helpless by a baby, I give
**He always gets his way..._until he meets his match._** **"I need you back. Now."** --William Walker I can't believe I'm letting my ex-boss talk me into working for him again. He's arrogant. Domineering. He gets under my skin in ways I don't want to admit. When I quit, it felt _great_! But n
When John reluctantly agrees to meet his ex-boyfriend at a truck stop, he very quickly realizes that he does not fit in with this crowd, in his designer clothes and with his Mercedes convertible parked outside. As he waits for his ex to show, John watches the truckers come and go, and he thinks abou
This doesn't matter. This doesn't matter. This doesn't matter. This doesn't matter. This doesn't matter.
Just as fourteen-year-old Lucy is starting to figure out life after her mom's death, her dad ships her off to Cape John, her mom's hometown, for the summer. Worse, she has to live with her nutty great-aunt Josie, who doesn't cook edible food or suffer fools. Soon Lucy meets Colin, freshly moved from