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    Worth the Wait
    Book 9 in the series:Nature of Desire

    Worth the Wait - Nature of Desire by Joey W. Hill
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    In "Worth the Wait" by Joey W. Hill, Julie, a novice to the BDSM scene but a master at theater, finds herself in North Carolina helping a friend set up a community theater for the BDSM community. There, she meets Des, a roofer and rigger with a complicated medical condition. As they navigate their own personal struggles and the complexities of their budding relationship, Julie and Des discover a deep connection that leads to a beautiful and heartfelt love story. The book intricately weaves together themes of BDSM, small-town theater, diabetes, and the challenges of accepting love and finding happiness.

    Des, a respected figure in the BDSM community, and Julie, a theater manager with unacknowledged submissive tendencies, embark on a tender journey of self-discovery and love. Through their unconventional relationship, they confront their fears, insecurities, and past traumas, ultimately finding solace and strength in each other's presence. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles, offering readers a compelling narrative that explores themes of acceptance, resilience, and the transformative power of love.

    Putting her hands on her hips, Julie rocked back on her heels. It was coming together. The load-in for the first production was scheduled for next week. That meant the much-anticipated arrival of rent...

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    Sweetest Scoundrel
    Book 9 in the series:Maiden Lane

    Sweetest Scoundrel - Maiden Lane by Elizabeth Hoyt
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    Asa Makepeace, the owner of Harte's Folly, a theater and pleasure garden, strikes a deal with the Duke of Montgomery which leads to his half-sister, Eve Dinwoody, overseeing his investment. Eve, reserved and traumatized by a childhood incident, is intrigued by the loud and brash Asa. As they navigate their relationship, Asa helps Eve overcome her fears and they both find themselves drawn to each other despite their differences. The plot involves the suspense of someone trying to stop the reopening of Harte's Folly, threatening the lives of Asa and Eve.

    For five years her life had been quiet. She had a nice house in an unfashionable but respectable part of town. She had her three servants—Jean-Marie Pépin, her bodyguard; his pretty, plump wife, Tess,...

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    The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre by Robin Talley
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    The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre follows the story of Melody McIntyre, a talented stage manager at Beaconville High, who is known for her dedication to theater and her busy love life. When a new superstition arises that she must swear off love during the upcoming production to avoid disastrous consequences, Melody finds herself torn between following the rule and her growing feelings for the leading actress, Odile Rose. As the drama unfolds both on and off the stage, Melody must navigate the complexities of love, loyalty, and superstitions within the theater world, leading to a heartwarming yet challenging journey of self-discovery and romance.

    The book is structured like a play, with scenes and locations, providing an immersive experience into the theater world. Through the characters' interactions and the exploration of belief and superstitions, the story delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the power of following one's heart even in the face of obstacles. With a mix of drama, romance, and humor, The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre offers a unique perspective on teenage love, friendship, and the magic of theater.

    A pale beam of light just appeared at the top of the scaffolding we built on stage left. I hit that cue at the perfect moment, and now the audience is primed and ready. The light was the signal they n...

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    One Perfect Rose
    Book 7 in the series:Fallen Angels

    One Perfect Rose - Fallen Angels by Mary Jo Putney
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    In 'One Perfect Rose', part of the 'Fallen Angels' series by Mary Jo Putney, the story revolves around Stephen, the Duke of Ashburton, who has just received news of his fatal illness, with only a few months to live. He decides to reflect and escapes his responsibilities by joining a traveling troupe of actors, where he meets Rosalind, the adopted daughter of the actors. As Stephen's health deteriorates, their friendship blossoms into a deep and slow-burning love, leading to a heartfelt exploration of mortality and the power of love.

    The physician’s words hung in the air, stark and lethal as scorpions. Stephen Edward Kenyon, fifth Duke of Ashburton, seventh Marquess of Benfield, and half a dozen other titles too trivial to mention...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fallen Angels )

  5. In 'A Passion for Leadership', Robert M. Gates shares his extensive experiences in public service to provide valuable insights on leadership and change. Gates uses his various roles in government and academia to showcase the importance of moral principles, values, and effective leadership strategies. Through compelling storytelling, Gates navigates the complexities of managing vast organizations, offering a how-to guide on leading with integrity and conviction. The book delves into Gates' journey from the CIA to Secretary of Defense, highlighting the challenges and successes he faced in different leadership positions.

    Everybody hates bureaucracies, even those who work in them. Yet in twenty-first-century America, apart from a handful of hermits and survivalists living off the grid, dealing with impenetrable, impers...

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