Family Ever AfterLonging hearts, loving homes, and lively holidays combine in this Romantique Treasury. This warm-hearted anthology combines friends, families, and faith as hope blossoms in the lives of orphaned children. ADOPTED IN ARKANSAS by Kirsten Osbourne A HOME FOR CHRISTMAS by Jean Jacobsen A NEW FAMILY by Rose Pearson FOREVER FAMILY by Christine Sterling JUST LIKE CHRISTMAS MORNING by Michele Brouder KANDIE KISSES by Michele Pollock Dalton LONG TO BELONG by T. C. Hester MACY'S GIFT by Nancy Fraser NOT PART OF OUR EVENING PLANS by Caroline Lee Proceeds from this collection of inspiring stories will benefit special-needs adoption grants through Reece's Rainbow.

Hearts, Homes & Holidays - Romantique Treasury

Thirty-five years earlier, Lily Abbott and Mitch Colby exchanged wedding vows in a quaint ceremony attended by a small crowd consisting of four Micronauts, a one-eyed pet rock, two special-edition Barbies, and an assortment of stuffed animals. Officiated by Stretch Armstrong, it was the social event of their 8th summer. Lily never forgot the childhood ceremony. Or the fact her best friend and first love had left her behind and relocated to Boston to pursue an Ivy-League education. Now a divorcee, with college-bound twin daughters, Lily's moved on and put the foolishness of first crushes and the childish dream of true love behind her. At eighteen, Mitch had never wanted the expensive education his father mapped out for him. He'd have been perfectly happy to stay in Summerville, marry the love of his life, and settle down. However, when push came to shove, he'd not wanted to upset his ailing mother, and had left everything...and everyone...that he'd wanted behind. The 25th reunion of the graduating class of Summerville High has brought Lily and Mitch back together at The Sands, a seaside resort on Last Chance Beach. Will one weekend together be enough? Or, is there a possibility for more?

I Do...Again - Island Magic, #1

Ah ... the Fifties!A time of innocence, and the not so innocent. From "I Love Lucy" and "Willy" to "Private Secretary", "Father Knows Best" and "Bachelor Father", television and music from the fifties gave us inspiration. Come take a trip down memory lane with these five vintage reads!Get your romance on, and make grandma proud! Ed Loves Marnie ~ 1955 - Can this handsome military man convince the single mother to take another chance at love? Or, will their shared memory put a wall between them? Willa Thomas, Attorney-in-Love ~ 1956 - Will these co-workers be able to tow the company line and forego a chance at romance? Or, will they risk everything for love? Professor Knows Best ~ 1957 - Will this freaky trip back in time to 1957 give her the answers she seeks? Or, only more confusion? How difficult will she find it to navigate being best friends with the college-age version of her own mother? His Private Secretary ~ 1958 - Can she run interference between her handsome boss, his needy family, and the scores of women trying to bed him and wed him and still remain unaffected by his many charms? The Bachelor Father ~ 1959 - Will Nanny #5 be the one to finally ace the job, and coax him out of his shell and back into life? And, will a family vacation to Paris fulfill their wildest dreams?

Yes--These Are Your Grandma's Romances

After a prolonged and messy divorce, 42 year old Cate Matthews uses her financial settlement to purchase a condo in a regentrified warehouse. The only problem with her new home is the plumbing. It doesn't take her long to realize she needs an expert to fix the rusty pipes-both the building's and her own. Mitch Taylor, 27 year old former Army Ranger and now full time student, is working hard toward earning his engineering degree while balancing his education with part time work doing household repairs. When Mitch shows up in Cate's lecture hall, she's immediately impressed with his knowledge of U. S. history, a subject to which she's devoted her academic career. However, as impressed as she is with his historical acumen, when he lands on her doorstep with an impressively large bag of tools in hand, history is the last thing on her mind. Perhaps this much younger and infinitely sexy man is just what she needs to get her dormant sex life back on track. Given the huge difference in their ages, Cate assumes the relationship will fizzle out after a few-albeit perfect-trips around the bedroom. Much to her surprise and delight, Mitch seems to be in it for the long haul. Their 15 year age difference is the least of her worries when she realizes how quickly she's been seduced by the handyman. Warning: Contains language and lovescenes some readers may find HOT!

Seduced by the Handyman - Cougars & Cubs, #2

Marshal Zack McAlister has made it his mission to protect the good citizens of Greenville, MS. In particular, one very opinionated and independent lady doctor. The only hinderance to his professional obligations are the dozen or so single women vying for his attention. Suzanne Martindale, M. D., has quickly become a fixture in Greenville since taking over for her semi-retired predecessor. And, like Marshal McAlister, she's been inundated with unwanted suitors. When Zack proposes a fake engagement, Suzanne is reluctant at first and claims in order for anyone to believe they're actually courting and in love, there has to be chemistry between them. Zack sets out to prove they can easily fool the people of Greenville into believing their ruse. Will his smooth Cajun charm and steamy-hot kisses do the trick? Or, are they destined to be victims of their own charade? When outside forces threaten the entire McAlister clan, can Zack keep his family, and his faux fiancé, safe? And, will a life-threatening accident show them anything, even love, is possible if you have trust? ~ ~ ~ The McAlister family welcomes you back to Mississippi with a third adventure, and maybe a sneak peek at yet another devastating seductive McAlister man!

The Engagement Gamble - Love's a Gamble

Ce manifeste rédigé par Nancy Fraser, Cinzia Arruzza et Tithi Bhattacharya, toutes trois organisatrices de l' International Women's Strike, propose un féminisme véritablement inclusif, à la fois anticapitaliste, antiraciste, écologiste, internationaliste, anti-hétérosexiste : un féminisme qui lutte pour les 99 % et non en faveur d'une petite élite mondialisée.
Logements inabordables, salaires de misère, systèmes de santé inexistants ou dysfonctionnels, catastrophe climatique, rejet des migrantes, violences policières... on entend peu les féministes s'exprimer sur ces questions. Pourtant, elles ont un impact majeur sur la vie de l'immense majorité des femmes à travers le monde.
Les grèves des femmes qui se multiplient aujourd'hui en Argentine, en Pologne, aux États-Unis ou ailleurs s'emparent de ces problématiques et témoignent du fait que les revendications féministes ne sont pas isolées de celles d'autres mouvements. Et c'est tout l'enjeu de ce manifeste, inspiré par ces nouveaux mouvements féministes : face à un système néolibéral qui concentre toutes les aliénations, injustices et inégalités et instrumentalise certaines luttes sociales pour servir ses velléités impérialistes et engranger le plus de profits possible, le féminisme doit repenser son agenda théorique comme militant.
Trois des organisatrices de la Grève internationale des femmes s'engagent ainsi avec ce manifeste pour un féminisme véritablement inclusif, capable de faire converger l'anticapitalisme, l'antiracisme, l'écologie politique, l'internationalisme et l'anti-hétérosexisme : un féminisme pour les 99 %.

Féminisme pour les 99 % - Un manifeste

A quelles conditions la philosophie politique et la sociologie permettent-elles d'ouvrir aujourd'hui de nouveaux espaces de liberté ? Comment, dans un monde globalisé, rendre aux individus leur autonomie et garantir davantage de justice sociale ? Comment réarticuler critique de la domination et philosophie de l'émancipation pour leur redonner une efficacité ? Telles étaient les questions posées dans le cadre du festival «Mode d'emploi», organisé par la Villa Gillet en novembre 2012, lors du débat de Luc Boltanski et Nancy Fraser, animé par Philippe Corcuff. Le livre conçu aujourd'hui à partir de ce débat propose une ouverture par Philippe Corcuff, un dialogue réagencé et révisé où alternent les voix de Luc Boltanski et de Nancy Fraser, enfin un post-scriptum de la main de chacun des deux intervenants.

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