A night out on the town with her best friend Natalie, was the perfect antidote to her broken heart. Not only was she able to finally not think about Jarvis and allow herself to have a good time, but she was introduced to something new. An interesting couple whose husband, Damien, handpicked her, and wanted to live out their ultimate fantasy; a menage~a~trios. After a night of kinky passion Raquel hoped that the pain of Jarvis's infidelity, would finally go away, but found her self entangled in a love triangle, where both Damien and his sexy wife Staci wanted her. Falling into the trance that Damien spun around her, Raquel finds herself lost in a bed of deceit and lies. Trying to break away and attempt to love herself, Raquel now has to fight to not only protect herself, but the life of her unborn child. Who can she trust? Is it really a beautiful love that Damien has bestowed upon her, or is he just a Beautiful Liar? From the Pen of Ni'Cola comes a tale that makes the movie Ménage~a~Trois seem like a children's Story and brings Raquel into truths you don't talk about with your friends.

MacKayla Simone was beautiful. Irresistible. She was also the setup. One night. One night that rocked my world. Rocked it to its very foundations because the next thing I knew, she and I made the headlines of every paper, our faces and much more plastered on TV screens across the country. That night cost me everything. I wasn’t a dangerous man until then, but things change when you’ve got nothing left to lose. And only one thing matters to me now. Find her. Find the girl who destroyed me and destroy her.

An utterly sexy debut from the hottest new name in contemporary romance! If you love Abbi Glines, Gail McHugh, and Kresley Cole’s sizzling Game Maker series, Tara Bond’s story of a young woman determined to protect her family and the wealthy playboy who could be her ruin will enthrall you. With her alcoholic mother in rehab and her younger sister in foster care, nineteen-year-old Nina Baxter is desperate to keep her dysfunctional family together, even if it means turning to the wealthy Noble family for help. Busing tables at the Noble’s luxury nightclubs isn’t enough to pay off her mom’s debt to the mob and get her sister back, so when the youngest Noble son, Alexander, offers her a job as a dealer at his illegal poker nights, she reluctantly accepts. Nina knows better than to fall for Alex, given his reckless behavior and playboy status, but it isn’t long until their attraction becomes too hot to ignore. As they grow closer, secrets about the death of Nina’s father and the Noble family begin to unravel, jeopardizing Nina and Alex’s future. But with so many secrets and lies between them, is there even a future to save?

With Lian headed back home after his betrayal, Emily is furious. Even more so when she discovered her aunt missing. Emily and Lian begin taunting one another with calls all while Emily uses her powers in a way no one has before, pushing herself to become unrivaled among all Corlissians and Talyrians. Sam becomes someone she starts to depend on and the two of them work together to find a way to protect the Corlissians from Emily’s lethal powers. Lian is at the Talyrian stronghold reconnecting with his family and friends he hasn’t seen in the years he’s been gone. He begins training on using his power; the one power Emily doesn’t have. When the taunting becomes a challenge, Emily readies herself to go get her aunt back. Until another betrayal rocks her world. She fights on through a new pain and finds herself at the mercy of the Talyrians. At the stronghold, she meets someone she never thought she’d see again.

How did a new, irresistible brand of television emerge from the Lebanese Civil War (1975–91) to conquer the Arab region in the satellite era? What role did seductive news anchors, cool language teachers, superheroes, and gossip magazines play in negotiating a modern relationship between television and audiences? How did the government lose its television monopoly to sectarian militias? Pretty Liar tells the untold story of the coevolution of Lebanese television and its audience, and the ways in which the Civil War of 1975–91 influenced that transformation. Based on empirical data, Khazaal explores the rise of language and gender politics in Lebanese television and the storm of controversy during which these issues became a referendum on television’s relevance. This groundbreaking book challenges the narrow focus on present-day satellite television and social media, offering the first account of how broadcast television transformed media legitimacy in the Arab world. With its analysis of news, entertainment, and educational shows from Télé Liban and LBC, novels, periodicals, and popular culture, Pretty Liar demonstrates how television became a site for politics and political resistance, feminism, and the cradle of the postwar Lebanese culture. The history of television in Lebanon is not merely a record of corporate technology but the saga of a people and their continuing demand for responsive media during times of civil unrest.

People call me many things: CEO, billionaire, bastard. Q. I love women. I love sex. I love money. I love hot, wild nights with no promise of a future, because a future is one thing I don't have. I'm twenty-eight years old. I won't live to see thirty, and I don't care. Or I didn't, until her. Nobody plans for a life like this. Some of us just end up here. They call me Lucky, though luck has never been on my side. Before I met Q, my life was a big, twisted mess. Never enough money, never anyone to trust. No way out. With Q, the shame and fear disappear. Instead I feel pure pleasure, and that's something I've never had before. But if what I've just learned is true, we'd better enjoy every second together while we can...before our time runs out. "An exotically filthy, devastatingly beautiful story that will captivate and tease you long after the book is finished." -- Audrey Carlan, New York Times bestselling author Previously published as Porn Star