Trong Chớp Mắt (Tái Bản 2018) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Vegard Lindroth vegardlinda165 — Why on earth the last three M/M covers by Ellora's Cave are one worst than the other? A Man for Michael by Sedonia Guillone, Finnegan's Promise by Carol Lynne and now Sex With Lex by Carol Lynne. Ellora's is not a little epubs that has no money to buy some decent covers. And I know, you mustn't judge a book by its cover, but guys, if you are uncertain if buy or not a book, would you buy a book with a cover like that of Sex With Lex. I know Carol Lynne works, and I buy the book. Carol Lynne is young, and her works is not always a constant. But she writes about characters who are deeply in love and put their relationship before all. Lex is a 44 years old ranch owner wit a 25 years old son. One summer, Sam, his son, brings home his college roommate, Nick. Nick is 26 years old and he is a foster son. He has no family and when he has the chance to live in a real family, he knows he wants to stay there forever. But Lex is not out with his son, and Nick can't live in a lie and so he left. But love is strong and three years later both Lex and Nick have to admit that their feelings are still strong and that they have to find a way to live together. The story is simple, and a little "all american dream": Lex is a Native American stud with a wealthy ranch who can buy all he wants to Nick. Nick is young but mature, very serious. He is not in search of Lex's richness, he really love his 19 years older lover. Lex's ex wife is a bitch, no one can like, neither her own son, Sam. As always in Lynne's books, sex is very down and dirty, loud and rough. It's a strange pair, ultra romantic characters with dirty sex... strange but interesting. And the book is also long enough to gives significance to all the story. http://www.amazon.com/dp/1419959638/?...

Ching-ching Yeh grace2015 — Cath fullfills a life-long dream of owning a bookstore when she opens up, Bookends, along with a friend who becomes her business partner. Even though the store keeps her busy, she still manages to make time for her friends who seem to have one emotional crisis after another all the while trying to start a romance with James, which never seems to get off the ground. I quickly became engrossed with this novel in the beginning when Cath was in the midst of opening up her bookstore (something I have always dreamed of doing myself) and I was having fun reading about her business adventure but then the story changed and got all serious and the issue of AIDS and dying came up and I wasn't ready for this heavy topic when I was really in the mood for something light and easy. Despite all this, I thought it was a good read.

Juliana Gerarduzzi julianagerarduzzi — Yes, it's about love (not the healthy kind recommended for Valentine's Day, though). As confessional poetry, it's accessible and yet, not overwhelmingly self-involved. Can spark interesting discussions, or just enjoy listening to it.