FROM BESTSELLING ROMANCE AUTHOR WENDI ZWADUK From the Naughty or Nice? collection Santa Dom is coming to town.... Darby Mitchell wants two things for Christmas—to be left in Masters Adam and Hill's stocking and to have one hell of a scene with both men. She writes a letter to Santa Dom pleading her case. Will the naughty old elf listen? Adam Dent and Hill Joseph want Darby. She's sweet, adorable and their kind of sub. When they learn she's asked Santa Dom to be theirs, they set about making her holly, mistletoe and naughty dreams come true. There's one catch—she's not the only sub who's asked for them for Christmas. Can they prove she's the one or will forces she can't control mean she has to wait another year for her wishes to come true? If Masters Adam and Hill have their way, they'll give her the painfully fun Christmas Eve she's always wanted.

This richly illustrated volume examines the remarkable Kashmiri shawls of the Walter Koelz Collection of the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology. Part I presents the history, production, forms, and ornamentation of Kashmiri shawls, focusing on the impact of social contexts and the advent of the Jacquard loom on shawl development. Part II is a detailed descriptive catalogue of the shawls in the Koelz Collection. An accompanying CD-ROM includes color illustrations of the shawls in the collection as well as a transcribed manuscript by Koelz.

A collection of 30 magnificent shawls, all knit with Koigu. With patterns in all weights, from ultra-luxe lace to popular bulky yarns, every knitter will find a perfect project!

"This book is rather like a Mardi Gras parade -- a series of impressions. Each chapter is like a decorated car which tells a story. Some of the stories are brave and courageous, others are informative, or amusing, or bizarre, or fantastic. or cruel; but they are all interlocking stories--a pageant of a city...I have not attempted to write history in its strict sense although the main events of the French, Spanish and American Dominations are outlined and several chapters on the new New Orleans have been added."-- from Introduction.