
Make Your Own Video Games!: With the Free Tools Twine, Puzzlescript, and Scratch
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Making video games is a great way to express yourself, tell a funny or spooky story, and, of course,...

Flying Hard for Finn (Pet Play by the Lake)
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Doves symbolize peace, love and hope. I never imagined my step dad's brother would be all those...
Contemporary MM Romance Pet Play

A Little Christmas: Blake
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Can a Christmas miracle make Blake’s secret dream come true? Blake has no one. His boyfriend...
Contemporary MM Romance Seasonal Age Play

Merissa (12674 KP) rated Strike a Pose (Model Love, #1) in Books
Oct 6, 2022
Oh, man. This story! It really was a case of opposites attract. Sid was the naïve innocent from the country, and Heston was the worldly-wise (or is that -weary?) one to show him the ropes. The connection between the two was there from the get-go but neither of them acted on it for the longest time. Or at least, that's how it felt! Those kisses in the rain though! Phew, there was steam coming off my kindle. I loved seeing their relationship grow and develop into something worth keeping. The circumstances around that were sad, but I'm glad it happened (in a way) as I was worried about how they would stay together.
A fantastic return to Farthingdale Ranch and all the people who live there. I'm so glad that Sid got his story. And he's not Loud-Mouth Sid at all! Grrr!!!!! A city-country story with all the emotions, highly recommended by me.
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Merissa
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Agrippa My Heart: MM Daddy Romance (Destination Daddies Season Two) by J.P. Sayle
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Can two men, who have never truly been honest about what they want, find love on the beaches of...
Contemporary MM Daddy/Little Romance

Cash (Ruthless Daddies #6)
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Cho “Brick” Brixton enjoys cooking, working in his yard, and binge-watching television while...
Contemporary MM Mafia Romance

100 of the World's Tallest Buildings
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat and Antony Wood
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Features the official current list of the "100 Tallest Buildings in the World," as the CTBUH is the...

Electronics Engineering ToolKit PRO for iPad
Productivity and Education
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This is the brand-new Electronics Engineering ToolKit PRO for iPad! The HIGHLY RATED and RECOMMENDED...

Forbidden Match (Perfect Match Agency #6)
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The Perfect Match Agency’s company policy is No dating in the workplace! Looks like Renn and...
Omegaverse MM Romance

Debbiereadsbook (1410 KP) rated My Pulse (Town of Broward #1) in Books
Mar 2, 2020
You know what? I really REALLY enjoyed this book! You'll laugh at me though, cos its first person, present tense AND multi point of view!
If you follow my reviews, you'll know that this, for ME, is the worst way for a book to be written and I have dumped many a book when realising it is written this way. I am, however, so very glad I did NIT dump this one!
So, I went to look to see what else I have read by Ms Dale, and lookit! This is the first book by this author name and I was extremely impressed!
I love the family legend of how each and every one of them would know who their other half was instantly, much like you get with the mates thing in shifter books, but there are no shifters in this book. A witch is mentioned, when Owen is telling Tristan about the legend, and the family legend itself borderes on paranormal, but thats all.
I loved that who was causing problems for Tristan wasn't obvious, and there were a lot of red herrings thrown about!
I loved Stella, Tristan's daughter, and how Owen took to her immediately, with the help of his dog, Huck and that Owen had that MINE moment for Stella as well as Tristan.
It's deeply emotional in places, hilarious in others. Dark and very deadly in places, and super sexy in others. Owen's family are a lot of fun, but Tristan's are . . not so much. I loved the hints that pop up to maybe future books in this series, and I hope I picked those clues up correctly. Be fun, I think, but I sense some of them might be way WAY more emotional than Tristan's!
Can't quite stretch to 5 stars, but a good solid, GREAT . .
4 star read!
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