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Into Temptation: Books 7-9
Three heart-pounding dark romance thrillers from New York Times bestselling author, Pam Godwin: Unshackle, Dominate, and Complicate. "If you love something, let it go. If it doesn't kill you, hunt it down and take it." Cole Hartman is a mystery. He works alone, sleeps alone, and satisfies his aches...alone. He hasn't touched a woman in seven years. No one will ever compare to the one who broke his heart. Until he stares into the seductive eyes of his enemy. Each standalone is a different couple with its own dark love story, all interconnected in a dangerous underworld of murderers, kidnappers, and cartels. Forget your comfort zones. This world isn’t pretty. But it’s oh-so-delicious and twisty. With over 1000 pages of passion and suspense, this is the epic conclusion of the Deliver series. More than 200,000 copies sold and thousands of 5-star reviews. No cliffhangers. Available in digital, print, and audiobook.
MetroGen Scandals: Books 7-9
Raise your hand if you need forbidden love grumpy boss romance RIGHT NOW! When you crave Grey's Anatomy drama + Chicago Fire heroics + steam, your WISHES are about to be granted in this MetroGen Scandals 3 BOOK Collection! Inferno: A Steamy Grumpy Boss Firefighter Romance The price of falling in love with your boss may burn the world down... Compromised: A Steamy Forbidden Love Medical Romance They might be back together, but the hospital can't allow them to stay that way. Afterglow: A Steamy Forbidden Love Summer Romance Your forbidden boss has claimed you as his own. This means - TIME FOR A BBQ! Author's warning: MetroGen Scandals includes includes hot mean bosses, hot nerds, protectors, grumpy sunshine, tattooed bad boys, strong language, plot twists, tearjerkers, screaming, and so many dirty naughty scenes worthy of Fifty Shades. One-click for scorching first responder romance with real heart-pounding fire, and medical scenes - written by a real-life ER doctor. Steam up your screen today before the price changes! This box set concludes the main storylines of the two forbidden hospital/firefighter relationships and includes their epilogue book - Inferno, Compromised, and Afterglow. You can stop here (no cliffhangers) or read onto the next boxed set feature bonus stories that occurred during the same storyline events. There are six boxed sets in the MetroGen Naughty Secrets collection.
Lead Us Into Temptation
Author: James B. Twitchell
language: en
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Release Date: 1999-05-06
Coke adds life. Just do it. Yo quiero Taco Bell. We live in a commercial age, awash in a sea of brand names, logos, and advertising jingles—not to mention commodities themselves. Are shoppers merely the unwitting stooges of the greedy producers who will stop at nothing to sell their wares? Are the producers' powers of persuasion so great that resistance is futile? James Twitchell counters this assumption of the used and abused consumer with a witty and unflinching look at commercial culture, starting from the simple observation that "we are powerfully attracted to the world of goods (after all, we don't call them 'bads')." He contends that far from being forced upon us against our better judgment, "consumerism is our better judgment." Why? Because increasingly, store-bought objects are what hold us together as a society, doing the work of "birth, patina, pews, coats of arms, house, and social rank"—previously done by religion and bloodline. We immediately understand the connotations of status and identity exemplified by the Nike swoosh, the Polo pony, the Guess? label, the DKNY logo. The commodity alone is not what we are after; rather, we actively and creatively want that logo and its signification—the social identity it bestows upon us. As Twitchell summarizes, "Tell me what you buy, and I will tell what you are and who you want to be." Using elements as disparate as the film The Jerk, French theorists, popular bumper stickers, and Money magazine to explore the nature and importance of advertising lingo, packaging, fashion, and "The Meaning of Self," Twitchell overturns one stodgy social myth after another. In the process he reveals the purchase and possession of things to be the self-identifying acts of modern life. Not only does the car you drive tell others who you are, it lets you know as well. The consumption of goods, according to Twitchell, provides us with tangible everyday comforts and with crucial inner security in a seemingly faithless age. That we may find our sense of self through buying material objects is among the chief indictments of contemporary culture. Twitchell, however, sees the significance of shopping. "There are no false needs." We buy more than objects, we buy meaning. For many of us, especially in our youth, Things R Us.