Three best friends on a last chance trip to Austin plan on a peaceful getaway taking in the beautiful sights and soothing sounds of the famous South-By-Southwest Music Festival. But their innocent plans are quickly led astray as each of them meets a tempting Texan (or two) that will take them on their own memorable and potentially life altering journeys. An untamed millionaire, a reclusive cowboy, an uptight lawyer, a powerful rancher and an almost famous country singer. Will the girls' lives and friendships ever be the same after this scorching week in Texas? Will any of these sexy-as-sin suitors turn out to be Mr. Right? Or will this week be all fun and games with Mr. Right-Now?! Book One of Four.

Rowdy the rabbit likes to punch, push, and play rough, to the annoyance of his brothers and sisters, but it is not until he finds himself in the company of two even tougher animals that he can see what is fun and what is not.

The inside story of the most colorful decade in NFL history—pro football’s raging, hormonal, hairy, druggy, immortal adolescence. Between the Immaculate Reception in 1972 and The Catch in 1982, pro football grew up. In 1972, Steelers star Franco Harris hitchhiked to practice. NFL teams roomed in skanky motels. They played on guts, painkillers, legal steroids, fury, and camaraderie. A decade later, Joe Montana’s gleamingly efficient 49ers ushered in a new era: the corporate, scripted, multibillion-dollar NFL we watch today. Kevin Cook’s rollicking chronicle of this pivotal decade draws on interviews with legendary players—Harris, Montana, Terry Bradshaw, Roger Staubach, Ken “Snake” Stabler—to re-create their heroics and off-field carousing. He shows coaches John Madden and Bill Walsh outsmarting rivals as Monday Night Football redefined sports’ place in American life. Celebrating the game while lamenting the physical toll it took on football’s greatest generation, Cook diagrams the NFL’s transformation from second-tier sport into national obsession.

Cole King... the name alone leaves a bad taste in my mouth, a reminder of how he broke my trust in the worst way possible. My best friend of twenty fucking years. He had my back and I had his. Always. Until he crossed the line. Now visions of him sinking between my girl's legs, making her scream in all the ways only I should've been doing, haunt me, mixed with images of all the ways I can rip his damn throat out. I've tried to forget it and move on, but I can't. Ways to inflict even just a small portion of the pain he made me feel fucking consumes me. Somewhere in his fucked up, twisted mind, he thought it would be okay to share my girl. Now... Now, he gets to see what it feels like to share what is his. Brooke Collins... Hopefully she can handle both of us, because I intend to make Cole work for her. The hard part will be making sure she falls for the right one in the end. I don't intend for that to be me... At least, not until I get a taste of her. That one touch alone is enough to change the fucking game.

The simple memory technique in the book has never been explored fully before. Please be surprise that you will be much better than your peers after using the technique. There are two main advantages of the memory technique: 1)To help you to memorize the meaning of a word. For example, ego [oneself] -- The first letter of the linked word 'oneself' is 'o' which is the same as the last letter of 'ego'. The connection should tell you the meaning of 'ego'. See more examples as below. imp [infant] -- check the link between the letters 'i'; notion [idea] -- check the link between the letters 'i'; cerebral [brain] -- check the link between the letters 'b'; 2)To help you to distinguish easily confused words migrate [move] -- check the link between the letters 'm'; immigrate [in] -- check the link between the letters 'i'; emigrate [exit] -- check the link between the letters 'e'; stationary [abiding] check the link between the letters 'a'; stationery [envelope] check the link between the letters 'e'; Very simple and easy indeed! There more secrets in the book.