![]() ![]() When she least expects it, Dean pops up and he’s on the same page as she is. ![]() Nikki’s been crashing weddings with her bestie Sugar as she tries to find the one. It’s fun, short, and spicy! Perfect for nights where you just want to curl up with a glass of wine and disappear into another world for a bit. This story is book one in the Mistress Auctions series. Having a gambling problem led his daughter to the two men who swore to do anything and everything to have her between them. Stella was desperate to make ends meet when it came to her father. The Cortez men were on fire! They grew up together and end up being business partners as well but they were missing something. So I went through my list of favourite authors who write the shorties and came across this one. ![]() Well this story was fun! I was looking for something short and hot to read. ![]() The Mistress Auction is her last hope, but when she sees the two men who buy her, she’s worried her heart won’t make it through the thirty days. Stella is desperate, and selling her virginity is her only option to save the family land. Their obsession has driven them to the point of deceit, but they didn’t get to where they are today without getting their hands dirty to get what they wanted, and they’ll do anything to have her. The Cortez men have found the one, and they’ll do anything to own her…including buying her. ![]()
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![]() ![]() The last portion of the book, the last eighty pages or so covers Prabhakar’s attempt to cross the Pakistani border to India. Davidasan covers parties, Officer’s Mess, quarter allotment issues, wage gaps, bubbling patriotism, the insecurities of the pilot’s family, what their wives and parents go through, the snobbery of some officials and the occupational risk that being a pilot includes. The subsequent part of the book discusses his married life and how life is like in an Air Force base. The next portion focuses on the one prospect that he chooses, namely, his wife. The beginning focuses on the romantic excursions of Prabhakar with three women in an attempt to hook the reader to the book. The book covers all of his life’s aspects. “War Hero” is about the life of an Air Force pilot, Prabhakar who is Punjabi by birth but has lived in Kochi since childhood. Its patriotic fervor infuses the reader with love and respect for the country, reminding the readers why a soldier does what he does. “War Hero” by M K Davidasan is the story of a hero who fought in the Indo – Pak war of 1971. ![]() ![]() Ecomasculinism is critically explored through one of Swamp Thing’s key villains, the Floronic Man, and through the challenges of power and ego faced by its hero. She sets out a definition of “ecomasculinism” as a form of ecomasculinity that has become overbalanced towards (often negative) masculine-coded traits such as egotism, or expressions of anger or violence at the potential expense of nevertheless genuine environmentalist aims. In addition to discussing the eco-superhero in relation to a positive, caring form of ecomasculinity, Addis also lays the groundwork for articulating some of the potentially negative aspects of ecological masculinities. Focusing on Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing (1984–87), Addis presents an account of a green superhero whose identity is instead grounded in virtues of caring and connection, and whose heroics are positioned within the rural and wilderness areas that are often overlooked in traditional superhero narratives. ![]() ![]() Addis offers a critical reflection on the “green superhero” beyond its construction as a “nerdist technology” emerging from geek culture and its attendant privileging of science and technology (Lioi, 2018). ![]() |