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Don’t miss three classic Long, Tall Texan tales of Lone Star passion from New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer, plus a bonus story of cowboy passion from New York Times bestseller B.J. Daniels! Long, Tall Texans: Emmett (originally published in 1992 as Emmett) Single dad Emmett Deverell knew that moving to Jacobsville, Texas would give him lots of quality time to spend with his young children. But he soon realizes that he’s no match for his three wild ones on his own; they could use at tender touch. Emmett needs help—stat—and the only person he can turn to is Melody Cartman. Sparks fly, but can secrets and trust issues get in the way of this ready-made family from finding a happily-ever-after? Long, Tall Texans: Regan (originally published in 1994 as Regan’s Pride) Years ago, Coreen Tarleton fell head over cowboy boots for sexy millionaire cowboy Ted Regan. But his rough rejection sent her running into the arms of another man, a decision Ted could never forgive. But now Ted has a second chance with widow Coreen. She has grown into a beautiful woman, far from the na•ve girl she was long ago, but her heart still belongs to her rogue rancher. What’s standing in their way? Regan’s pride… That Burke Man Todd Burke has no intention of marrying anyone, even if that means completing the family his daughter has always wanted. For Todd, one feisty female under his roof is just plenty. But his little girl absolutely adores pretty Jane Parker. And all the single father can do is keep on telling himself that he doesn’t want Jane in his life for good. FREE BONUS STORY INCLUDED IN THIS VOLUME! Second Chance Cowboy Hank Monroe has just about every woman in Whitehorse dreaming of being his match. But the rancher also has the opportunities to set Arlene Evans’ heart on fire—and her world to rights after her pregnant daughter disappears. She will do anything to get to the bottom of one tall, masculine, Montana mystery; their lives are on the line, but nothing in this rough Ôn’ tumble world can tear Hank and Arlene apart.
Grow Taller...Not Just Look Taller! Are you sick of being called “shortie”? Do you want to be a model? Do you want to qualify for a recreation or sports team? Do you want to get on that ride that requires a certain minimum height? Do you get annoyed when you can’t see in front of a crowd? Do you get tired of asking for help reaching the top shelves? Etc. Or simply, you just want to be taller than you are currently? Let’s get straight to the obvious. Being taller is better than being shorter. Besides the physical height advantage and attractiveness, you’ll gain more confidence and self-esteem and command more presence, power, and respect. There is no denying that people will naturally be drawn and take you more seriously by having such stronger appearance. Now do you wish you could be taller? Then wish no more! Now you can be taller, even if you’re already an adult and have supposedly stopped growing. How is that possible? First, let’s be realistic here. When we say “you can be taller,” we don’t mean you’re going to grow another foot. Oh no! We’re talking about maximizing you to your full potential height that may or may not have been hindered due to abnormal spine growth or years of bad postures, in order to claim and capitalize every extra inch possible. Everybody desires height and wants to be tall. If there were an opportunity for you to get taller fast now and much more, would you take it? Well, that’s what “Get Taller Now!” shall bestow upon you... * Better Height through the Series of Hatha Yoga Poses and Breathing Methods. * Better Strength thought the Viscoelastic Training of the Funambulist Walk. * Better Flexibility through All of the Stretching Exercises and Movements. * Better Posture through Spinal Manipulation and Alternative Application. * Better Health through the Different Lifestyle Choices and Practices. ...and as you can see, increasing your height is only the icing on the cake. Interestingly, what you’ll soon realize is that improving your height will have an interconnected bodily effect that will also improve your overall health. Discover all you need to know to not only get taller but obtain a healthier life.
Most of these stories are true. Some are fabrications. "The Gun Show" is one. It is a loose interpretation of an event. If you are familiar with the event, you will understand the satire. The stories, such as "The Great Possum Slayer", tell of a hunting adventure. We are all guilty of doing something to a friend in the name of fun. "The night Before Christmas" describes a practical joke that turned out better than planned! Several stories, as an example, "BB'S & Bumblebees", reflect on our desire to imitate our parents. Several of the stories convey a safety message. "The Hazards of Plastic Bullets", is an example that shows what can happen in the blink of an eye when we choose to disregard a simple safety statement. Some of the stories deal with older people and a time not so long ago. These people believed that you took care of your problem. You will notice in these stories, the problem would have gone away or been taken care of long before law enforcement could arrive. With our modern communications we can now summon the Calvary in an instant. It has not been too long ago that this was not the case in a lot of areas of our great nation. "The Letter", is an adaptation of a letter I want read at my funeral. Surprise, fear, courage, fortitude and a child's belief that they are bullet proof are all expressed in stories in this book. A book of this nature easily causes us to reflect on our lives and events that have slipped into our fading memory. If this book reminds a single individual of any similar events in their past, makes them a safer individual, or makes them laugh it will have succeed in its purpose beyond expectations.
LETHAL EDGE A diehard romantic looking to start over in a small town. A cynical cop determined to guard his heart. LETHAL TEMPTATION A tough female cop has her guard up. He’s determined to get past it. LETHAL PROTECTOR This single mother unknowingly threatens his control. Now he’s at his breaking point.
Established in Mexico City in 1937, the Taller de Gráfica Popular (Popular Graphic Art Workshop) sought to create prints, posters, and illustrated publications that were popular and affordable, accessible and politically topical, and above all formally compelling. Founded by the printmakers Luís Arenal, Leopoldo Méndez, and American-born Pablo O'Higgins, the TGP ultimately became the most influential and enduring leftist printmaking collective of its time. The workshop was admired for its prolific and varied output and for its creation of some of the most memorable images in midcentury printmaking. Although its core membership was Mexican, the TGP welcomed foreign members and guest artists as diverse as Josef Albers and Elizabeth Catlett. The collective enjoyed international influence and renown and inspired the establishment of similar print collectives around the world. This bilingual publication features twenty-four works representing the finest linocuts and lithographs from the heyday of this important workshop. These arresting images are drawn from the significant holdings of TGP works in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Willows by the water glittered, rustling in the blowing breeze. Mirrored in the limpid distance, silver gilt between the trees, bands of amber streaked the surface, gently rent the shroud of night, freed the sovereignty of darkness, put the dying clouds to flight. For Willoughby, it was the silent time. Profiled at the misty margin, contemplating whence she came, bent a water nymph in study, rapt and tranquil, lovely, lonely; a film veiled her slender limbs, limned softly by the suns first flame. Head lifted, she began to straighten, circling arms began to rise, fingers languidly caressed the tresses. Washed with light, she closed her eyes. A vision only, but not wholly, she is very like anothers form: gorgeous daughter of the morning, born into the warmth of dawn. It always seemed she might be waiting, though never as she seemed so now . . . Fastening her glowing hair, she drifted to the liquid lip. There, letting fall the gossamer, she slipped to mingle with the ripples. Grey eyes turned to smile a greeting, and white hand lingered in a parting wave . . . And she was gone. In the rushes at the lakeside, the dreamer, dreaming, gave a sigh. Could he make the scene substantial? Should hedare heeven try?