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Este es el tercer libro de la trilogía, recomendado a mayores de 18 años por contenido sexual. Jenna intenta superar su ruptura con Tom. Se niega a dejar su trabajo y a mudarse a otra ciudad. Los dos han acordado mantener una relación solo de trabajo, pero es complicadísimo ver su atractiva cara cada día y pensar en lo que habría podido ser. Ella se comporta de forma profesional e incluso encuentra un nuevo amigo. A medida que Jenna estrecha su relación con Erick, Tom se pone más y más celoso. ¿Podrá Jenna reconducir su vida y pasar página? ¿Podrá dejar el pasado atrás?

Maggie came to scenic little Lupine, Oregon, to live as a foster child in the Jarrett home. Thirteen years later, she’s a legitimate member of the family, living in the back yard cottage with two children. Her husband, Mo, has moved on to Texas in search of opportunity. He wants Maggie and their children to follow, but she is mired in indecision. Her baby’s a handful and her 9-year-old son, Jay-Jay, is in such trouble at school they want to put him in the “anger group.” She seeks comfort and advice from her friends, but her problems and theirs don’t seem to be occurring in the same...

Una apasionante novela de piratas del siglo XXI, capaces de robar a banqueros estafadores, nazis escondidos o capos de la droga. «Las descargas de adrenalina inducen a una turbia soledad a ese hombre inexpresivo y con ojos gris ártico. El pirata se llama Uriel Gamboa y la primera vez que expolió un barco tenía nueve años.» Uriel Gamboa flota a la deriva en medio del Caribe, sin agua y con un cadáver a su lado. El camino hasta aquí ha sido largo: educado en una rígida disciplina militar, escapa de casa siendo adolescente y se une a Miguel Lantery y Gabriel Paíño para cumplir el...

Born November 5, 1884, in London, James Elroy Flecker received his education at Uppingham and Trinity College, Oxford. He joined the Consular Service in 1908, was posted to Constantinople in 1910, and from 1911 to 1913 Flecker served as vice-consul at Beirut.These appointments reinforced his life-long love for the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Suffering from tuberculosis, he moved to Switzerland where he died January 3, 1915. Influenced both by his classical education and by his experiences in the Orient, he published five books of poetry, The Bridge of Fire (1908), Thirty-six Poems...