![]() Not everyone is accepting of the lifestyle lived by the Sheriff and the Deputy. When he comes to care so much about Lonnie, Master Lin begins his training. After getting thrown out of the BDSM club for a failing attitude, Master Lin urges him to find someone he cares about to explore whether or not he can be trusted in the club. ![]() He has struggled with accepting his new place in the world, and he finds himself drawn to Lonnie, but unsure as how his new found dominance can work in a relationship with Lonnie. He longs to find someone who can love him despite his wealth, and he feels the pull to the BDSM world as a Dom. Travis has finally accepted that he is gay. He was still struggling with his addiction and he did not know what to do. His mother was dead and his father and Uncle Channing were drowning in the same alcohol that had nearly gotten Lonnie killed. Lonnie is a slender, beautiful native american who has had a very challenging life. Lonnie has been heart broken because the man he was infatuated with had fallen in love with someone else. This book grabbed me from the beginning, and I could not rest until I got to the end. In this follow up to Rebel yells, we are taken on a journey the likes of which I don't find very often in a book. Her books are sexy, stimulating, and take the reader on an incredible journey. I have to say, I am so glad I found this author. ![]()
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![]() ![]() So far my best assumption, or at least the one that holds up the longest is, each level is 3 to 1 over the previous. I find myself making hypothetical guesses at what each means, but I would rather the author just gives us a clear definition and be done with it. This book mentions, Fledglings, Courtier's, Masters, and Lords, but does not give a fixed definition or clear example of just how powerful each of those levels really are. They only thing that i don't get is the 'power' structure in this book. ![]() ![]() Things will not end as they began for our group. Whatever ever victory there is, will be earned through pain and suffering or because of it. There will be no riding off into the sunset with a big smile on your face here folks. Was not expecting certain things, but they make sense if you think about out. Takes off right where the last one left off. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The D-Day spies were, without question, one of the oddest military units ever assembled, and their success depended on the delicate, dubious relationship between spy and spymaster, both German and British. These include its director (a brilliant, urbane intelligence officer), a colorful assortment of MI5 handlers (as well as their counterparts in Nazi intelligence), and the five spies who formed Double Cross’s nucleus: a dashing Serbian playboy, a Polish fighter-pilot, a bisexual Peruvian party girl, a deeply eccentric Spaniard, and a volatile Frenchwoman. This epic event has never before been told from the perspective of the key individuals in the Double Cross system, until now. It was the most sophisticated and successful deception operation ever carried out, ensuring Allied victory at the most pivotal point in the war. Operation Fortitude, which protected and enabled the invasion, and the Double Cross system, which specialized in turning German spies into double agents, deceived the Nazis into believing that the Allies would attack at Calais and Norway rather than Normandy. D-Day was a stunning military accomplishment, but it was also a masterpiece of trickery. On June 6, 1944, 150,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy and suffered an astonishingly low rate of casualties. In Double Cross, New York Times bestselling author Ben Macintyre returns with the untold story of one of the greatest deceptions of World War II, and of the extraordinary spies who achieved it. ![]() ![]() ![]() The current obesity crisis is an obvious example. (Homeopathic medicines “work” by being too weak to suppress the body’s efforts to heal itself.) To suppress symptoms is to suppress healing. Few people-and few doctors-understand the meaning of symptoms, that symptoms are part of the healing process. People run to doctors at the first sign of a symptom doctors then suppress that symptom with powerful drugs. Harness that instinct and remarkable things can happen. Every cell in the body is endowed with an instinct for self-preservation. ![]() All it asks is non-interference in its processes. Shelton asks, how did prehistoric peoples fare before doctors and medicines became available? How did they care for their sick? He concludes that they did very well, until their “fatal breach with nature.” Because nature heals. In his book, “Rubies in the Sand,” Herbert M. Medicines rarely remove causes–they suppress symptoms, thus converting acute illnesses into chronic illnesses. There will always be a role for doctors, but the majority of illnesses are preventable and curable without them, simply by removing causes. ![]() Americans think that doctors and medicines are the only options for the sick. The controversy over health care in America misses an important point, that the human body is a self-healing organism. The Fabric of the Human Body, by the great Andreas Vesalius ![]() |