by Adrian Del Valle

3.6 stars – 410 reviews

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It’s not every day that a newborn baby is stuffed inside a cardboard box, folded up and left in the gutter. Nick Santinelli steers a huge New York City street sweeper around a corner and sees the box lying just ahead. He gets out and picks it up, both surprised and shocked at what he finds inside. He brings the sleeping baby home and only blocks from his route. “Sandy!” he called out, as soon as he entered the living room. Her hair, still wet from a shower, his girlfriend sat on the couch drying it. “What are you doing home, Hon?” “Oh, nothing important…just a baby I found in the street.” She instantly stopped drying her hair, holding the still pose and replaying what she just heard inside her mind, or what she thought she just heard. No, that could not have been what he said. She turned to him with a questioning look. “What did you just say?” Sandy, his longtime girlfriend, decides they should not report anything and raise the baby themselves. She’s dying of terminal cancer and wants this one chance to be a mother. After she passes away, Nick finds a Nanny who he believes he can trust. When the nanny steps out to buy cigarettes after leaving the now three year old to take his afternoon nap, Curby walks out of the apartment and becomes lost in the Brooklyn streets. Without a birth certificate, Nick can’t prove the boy is his. He battles the court and the assigned city caretakers from Children’s Services for custody of Curby where a surprise awaits everyone involved.

by Daniel Friedmann

4.8 stars – 40 reviews

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Is history a purposeful process with a beginning and an end, or is it a random series of events with neither purpose nor direction? If history is a guided process, are we near the end of the world? Have we almost completed preparations for the End of Days? What will happen next? When? Are we backseat passengers in this journey, or are we in the driver’s seat? Daniel Friedmann takes you on a journey to discover what is really going on with Biblical eschatology and the end of the world, and to then glimpse the future and ponder the role you will play in it.

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by Shana Gray

3.8 stars – 4 reviews

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Meet Mr Monday…in Working Girl: Part 1. A sexy new serial, perfect for fans of Audrey Carlan’s Calendar Girl. A sexy seven-day job interview. Seven irresistible interviewers. Who will she choose at the end of the week? Tess has been determined to get revenge for her father, ever since he was falsely accused of misusing company funds and unceremoniously let go from Diamond Enterprises. Applying to be Executive Assistant to the elusive, elderly head of the company, Mr King, seems the ideal way to get inside the firm and clear his name.

by Lexi Sexton

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Curvy. Bright. Anxious to Please. Gabriella Bowman loved her new job and was thrilled to be assigned an important new client, Zenian Industries. But when she met the CEO, Richard Dixon, she quaked in her stiletto heels. Surely he wasn’t the man she’d met the week before at the notorious Club Zen, the man who’d introduced her to naughty pleasures, who’d turned her curvy ass bright red?
She’d pleased him that night. Could she continue to please him in a professional capacity? Did he only want her to please him professionally, or would she have the pleasure of his hands on her again?

by M’Lissa Moorecroft

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Adultery. Blackmail. Retribution. Stanley Cosgrove blackmailed a couple of residents of The Blackfriar Apartment Building. He’d been caught and convicted, sent to prison. Stanley decided he deserved parole before he’d even applied for it. He headed straight back to Black Rock and the Blackfriar Apartments. This time, robbery was on his mind. A few days later, his body was discovered, battered and bloody.

by Marcia Feldt

3.9 stars – 91 reviews

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Every woman buries secrets. Even from herself. Lizzie, Grace, Sassie, and Ruby — four friends who laugh together, cry together, and keep each other together through life’s Oys & Joys. Until the tragic consequences of a decades’ old betrayal put their friendships to the ultimate test.