by Laith Al-Doory

3.4 stars – 9 reviews

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This Maybe the Most Explosive Book You Have Ever Read

As the West’s oligarchical establishment tries to forge a new political hegemony that goes by various names, such as New World Order, it’s proponents, via the corporate media, seek to pigeonhole their opponents as “extreme rightwing,” as a means of demonizing them, when they are themselves extreme rightwing, as this book attempts to prove, but arguably the alt-left only begins to agree with alt-right when the center-ground of politics is corrupt to the core. In exposing the moral bankruptcy of the West, this is a book that often delves in part with what is considered “conspiracy theory,” but when inconvenient facts are brought to light, many a conspiracy theory seems quite plausible. Prepare to be stunned, shocked and illuminated. After delving into this book, you may never see your world the same again.

by Clark Graham

4.4 stars – 7 reviews

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Weighed down with troubles Austin Morgan turned the corner onto Honeysuckle Avenue. With a sick mother and tuition coming due, he worried about his life. Having missed the bus, he walked the ten blocks home having no idea of the upheaval his life would suddenly take in just a few short steps. Flung from the peace and quiet he now had, into a world of mystery and danger in a series of events beyond his control. his world would have no resemblance to its current self. And then, he saw her.

by Rosalind James

4.5 stars – 648 reviews

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I never asked Hemi Te Mana to rescue me. It was true that I had a lousy job. Not to mention a lousy apartment and too much responsibility, although it was a responsibility I wouldn’t have given up for the world. That still didn’t mean I needed rescuing, if that was what you’d call the situation I ended up in. And anyway, I knew that a multimillionaire Maori CEO with too many muscles, a tribal tattoo, and a take-no-prisoners attitude was way, way out of my league. So, no, I didn’t ask him to, but he rescued me anyway. Because Hemi was fierce. But you know what I found out? So was I.

Note: This is the “book within a book” that Faith is writing in Just in Time: Escape to New Zealand.

And, yes, it has more steam than the “Escape” books. Because Faith had a lot of sexual frustration to work through.

If you don’t like strong, determined alpha men and very spicy (but fully consensual) sex, DON’T buy this book. Maybe head for New Zealand instead.