At seventeen, college student Marylyn Zhasa has it all planned out. She excels in her academics, and she is an honored member of The Flyers Cluba group devoted to grooming hard-driving students for the choicest careers, in her country of Nigeria and beyond. Shes ambitious and unafraid, and no worthless boy is going to get in her way. When she meets Dan, she immediately brushes him off. Yes, hes handsome; he looks more like a celebrity on vacation than a student going to class. He has earned himself the nickname D-Man, a play on demon, due to his ladies man reputation. However, something about Marylyn catches his eye, and hell do anything to make her his girl. No stranger to mens attentions, Marylyn puts up her well-practiced defenses against Dans unusual advances. Despite her fight, she ends up sucked into a fast-paced world of danger and uncertainty. All her careful plans seem spun to the wind as her unexpected romantic passion leadvs her down a path that could end in destruction and death.

She’s too good for this world and he’s her worst nightmare… Sasha Masters moves away from the political limelight to picturesque Upstate New York. She wants to live quietly without all the fanfare of being a president’s daughter. She opens her own dance studio, has a house close to one of her sisters and is finally content and relaxed. Enter Danny Larson. He gets a job at her sister’s farm to save money for a degree in agriculture. But it’s nearly love at first sight when he gets a glimpse of Sasha. They fall for each other, though there’s something not right about him that she can’t quite pinpoint. She’s right. Dan is keeping a secret and it’s a whopper. Can he maintain his dual life or will his love for her make him confess all? If he does tell her, he’ll lose his life-long dream. If he doesn’t tell her, he’ll lose Sasha.

GAUTAM is awkward and shy; DAN oozes confidence. DAN deftly juggles his coffee and cookies; GAUTAM drops drinks. GAUTAM is afraid to talk to girls; DAN finds himself in bed with girls he's only just met . Gautam Joshi is thirty years old; with a job in a call center that his parents think is just one step up from unemployment and in a relationship that his girlfriend Michelle thinks is going nowhere. But Gautam loves his world. He makes more money than his father, and women actually want to go out with him: Blonde bombshells, friends of friends, strangers in bars, all seem attracted to Gautam. Well, not quite. That only happens when they call him Dan. Anish Trivedi's Call Me Dan is a hilarious look at the new India, where arranged marriages and one-night stands are all part of a young man's search for love. Even true love.

Welcome to the Family, Jessie is about this boy named Michael, but people call him Mike. He has two brothers named Matthew and Daniel. Daniel is his oldest brother, and Matthew is his second-oldest brother. He has a dad that he says is strict with him and doesn't love him the same way he loves his other two brothers, but really, his dad just knows his little boy is growing up way too fast. They have friends that are part of their gang too that they call family. Which are John, David, Mark, Clark, Bradley, George, and Alex, who were his brothers he'd known all their life and grew up with. In the story, it tells you about who they are and what's going on with them now and what happened to them in the past throughout the book. In the book, Mike also explains how his brother Dan is lonely and needs to get a girlfriend. Till out of the blue a girl named Jessie Smith catches his heart. So Mike and his best friend, Alex, think of a plan to get them together. Although the plan didn't exactly work, Dan and Jessie still went on a date. But after you come across the end of the book, you might have a different point of view about your family.

"The story of Dan Tilney; newly divorced, empty nester, and now a man totally at a loss as to what to do with the rest of his life. His friends know. Dan needs a girl ... in this gentle comedy, life and love are complicated for young and not so young alike."--P.[4] of Cover

Mister Fick, everybody addresses him that way and Sofie wondered what his Christian name was. He was a tall man and skinny, and as he got older his back began to bend so that when you looked at him side on, as Annie once put it while they were in church, he looked like a crochet hook. The high-bridged nose and the lantern jaw gave him that look. His wife, on the other hand, was short - even shorter that Sofie - and ten times as plump. A little ball and always quiet.

'Sexy and fun, this addictive book will keep a smile on your face all day. Jilly Cooper in a boat - oar-some!' Fabulous Magazine 'This fun, steamy story is a perfect read in the lead up to the Games' Closer 'Just the right amount of posh and sex to make it a worthy bonkbuster... if you love Made in Chelsea, you need this in your life' heat