Meagan’s determined to get revenge on her cheating husband. Keying his car or throwing his stuff out on the lawn, isn’t enough. She’s set on hot, sexy, spank me, and make it hurt revenge sex. Derrick, a baseball player turned salesman volunteers to help. He’s no stranger to consoling jilted wives with his team of skilled players. Her husband may have done the dirty deed, but Meagan’s taking a triple play to win the game of revenge. Readers, this steamy romance happens between adults who participate in rough sex. All involved are consenting, but this is a sexually explicit short romantic escape. No cliffhangers, but all the heroines in the Alpha Secret Escape series is giving into lust with an affair. These wives cheat on their husbands with dirty raw passion. Are they too hot for you?

discusses the dispute between Klein and Winnicott - controversially, he criticizes Klein attempts to get to the root of the problem of guilt, and its repercussions on human relations argues that psychoanalysts have unwittingly added to patients' sense of guilt crudely, it should be 'Why did this happen?' not 'Who is to blame?'

"The Revenge" by Edward Young is a tragic play that explores themes of betrayal, vengeance, and moral corruption. Set in ancient Rome, the play follows the story of Alonzo, a nobleman who is wrongfully accused of treason by his scheming brother, Octavio. As Alonzo seeks to clear his name and restore his honor, he becomes consumed by thoughts of revenge against those who have betrayed him. However, his quest for vengeance leads to a series of tragic consequences, ultimately leading to his own downfall and the destruction of those around him. Through its powerful language and dramatic intensity, "The Revenge" delves into the dark depths of the human soul, exposing the destructive nature of unchecked ambition and the pursuit of retribution. Young's play offers a haunting exploration of the complexities of justice and morality, as well as the consequences of succumbing to the lure of revenge. With its compelling characters and gripping plot, "The Revenge" remains a timeless classic of English drama, showcasing Young's skill as a playwright and his ability to probe the depths of human emotion and experience.