Kaien Asner was an aspiring graphic designer who had planned to marry his high school sweetheart of two years as soon as he was done with college. Everything changed when he found out he was going to be a father at 18. With the help of his parents, he stayed with his girlfriend Loralai and married her, making sure she had the future she would have had, had she not gotten pregnant with their son. As repayment for his sacrifice and caring for their son while she enjoyed her college life, she divorced Kaien, leaving him with absolutely nothing to his name and running off with her boss. With the help of his parents and his best friend, he was able to get back on his feet. To deal with the loneliness, and having the money but not the looks, he signed up to be a Sugar Daddy, hoping that the young girl he matched with would love and accept him. Alvah Richards had a rough teenage life and lost all interest in guys her age after a traumatic event. As soon as she turned 18, she signed up to be a Sugar Baby in search of a Sugar Daddy who was looking for more than just a young girl on his side and sex with. What will happen with their contract relationship, when he finds out that he's closer to her than she thought?

A fascinating look at one of the most experimental, volatile, and influential decades, Film, Fashion, and the 1960s, examines the numerous ways in which film and fashion intersected and affected identity expression during the era. From A Hard Day's Night to Breakfast at Tiffany's, from the works of Ingmar Bergman to Blake Edwards, the groundbreaking cinema of the 1960s often used fashion as the ultimate expression for urbanity, youth, and political (un)awareness. Crumbling hierarchies brought together previously separate cultural domains, and these blurred boundaries could be seen in unisex fashions and roles played out on the silver screen. As this volume amply demonstrates, fashion in films from Italy, France, England, Sweden, India, and the United States helped portray the rapidly changing faces of this cultural avant-gardism. This blending of fashion and film ultimately created a new aesthetic that continues to influence the fashion and media of today.

Cheat? ME? Never!!! Well, except that one time... Who says you should always tell the truth? With this handy informational guidebook you can con your way through life -- from finessing your resume, to lying about your age, to getting a date. Whether you've decided to cheat out of sheer desperation or the need to get ahead, The Art of Cheating provides essential tips and guidelines for how to be the ultimate swindler, and how to spot the con artists among us. You'll learn what it takes to be a great cheater, and the pros and cons to every swindle. As a newly minted master of deception, you'll be able to cheat: ¥ On a diet ¥ On your spouse or significant other (or both!) ¥ On your taxes ¥ On standardized tests ¥ Death And more! With clever illustrations and humorous deadpan delivery, The Art ofCheating will have you sleeping your way to the top, faking an illness, and forging someone else's handwriting -- without batting an eye.

The night of my life with my father’s best friend…may cost us both everything. After my mother ran off with one of my father's friends, she nearly ruined him. I made a vow to myself: I would never cause him pain like that. But here I go falling for his best friend. A man who should be totally off limits and utterly untouchable is the only thing I can think about. I might as well be a hormone ravaged teenager instead of the grown boss girl I am, the way my body craves his. I didn’t mean for things to turn out this way. It was only supposed to be one drunken night. But one touch from him is all it took for my heart to never want to let him go. As much as I fight it, I can’t get him off my mind. Just as I’m gathering courage to tell my dad suddenly my mom returns throwing everyone’s lives into chaos. I guess ruining our lives once wasn’t enough she had to come back for more. Now with love, family, and businesses on the line the path forward doesn’t seem to clear. And just as I thought things couldn’t get any worse… those two little lines turned blue.

Let me introduce you to Chante, and her friends Jazmine, Carmen and Anastasia. 4 ambitious and sassy women with different goals but one thing in common. They all have sponsors aka sugar daddies who support and fund their lavish lifestyles. Each year the girls meet up for their yearly Ladies luncheon and dish on all their fun and sometimes crazy stories of their dates with elite and wealthy men. Come join these girls on their fun, sexy and sometimes harrowing adventures. In this lifestyle of trips overseas, luxury cars and couture clothes, see how four very different women navigate through life and love. Will this lifestyle lead to glitter and glitz or will these ladies learn that not all that glitters is gold?

One of the most innovative and inventive soloists in jazz, cornetist Rex Stewart (1907-67) became known as a writer on jazz subjects. This work, his autobiography drafted at the time of his death, has been edited from its manuscript sources by Stewart's amanuensis, who edited his earlier posthumous collection Jazz Masters of the Thirties. With a selection of rare photographs from Stewart's own archive, and mss. facsimiles.

Why is Grandma’s house haunted? Jane Martin has inherited her grandmother’s old farmhouse in rural Prince Edward Island, Canada. But from her first day in the house there are strange apparitions: figures at the windows, a parlour chair that rocks itself, noises in the night, footprints on the stairs and above all the locked door to the attic. Jane is joined by her friend Lydia, whose dog is afraid to enter the house, and is soon helped by a neighbour, Ian, a childhood friend and now possibly a romantic interest. Jane begins to learn something of the hidden life of her grandparents. There are rumours of rum running and a hidden career in opera. But her grandparents are not alone in haunting the house. Gertrude Harvey and her team of ghost hunters, familiar to readers of other novels by Margaret Westlie, are called to help solve the mystery. They quickly learn that an elegant and mysterious woman without a last name is searching for a silver fox fur hidden somewhere in the house. Is it in the locked attic? Or in another locked room in the cellar? Read Silver Fox and learn the secrets hidden in Jane’s new house.