Qu'est-ce que la justice sociale ?

Beth Andrews has given up on ever finding a happily-ever-after. Still smarting from a bitter divorce, she's decided the only thing she truly needs is sex. Unfortunately, wanting sex and actually finding it are two very different things. Jonathan Tucker is perfectly satisfied with his bachelor lifestyle. He has a wonderful career, a kick-ass new condo, and any woman he wants. As often as he wants. At twenty-seven, he's convinced he's living life exactly as it should be. Will the older, albeit sexy, ad executive and the handsome, talented artist both find there's more to life than what they have now? Or, will they be satisfied with what the both claim to want-d*mn near perfect sex! Warning: Contains language and sexual situations some readers may find HAWT!

D*mn Near Perfect - Cougars & Cubs, #1

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

Welcome to Last Light Point, a small town located along the New England coastline somewhere north of Boston (we think). It's weathered many a nor'easter, as well as an assortment of truly evil people. Rumor has it you'll find more than alcoholic spirits at the popular tavern, The Crowe's Nest. Are you ready for an adventure? Sit back and let us tell you some ghost stories. Just don't look at the gibbet!~ ~ ~The Pirate's Promise (Autumn 1728) by Lisa A. OlechThe Crowe's Nest Tavern was located in a very fortuitous place. If you were condemned to hang in Execution Square, they were your last stop!Everly Crowe along with her father and two sisters ran The Crowe's Nest Tavern that was rumored to be slightly haunted. John Beckett was a pirate, or not. Forced upon the account, he'd lost his belief in a lot of things before he caught the eye of a bonny serving lass who was fierce enough to go toe to boot with his captor and captain, Bartholomew Jacques. Jacques held a note on the tavern and tormented Everly and her family as he terrorized all the small towns up and down the coast. But even his threats and deceit couldn't keep Everly and John from promising themselves to each other, 'till death they do part.~ ~ ~Smoke and Mirrors (Autumn 1867) by Kathryn HillsSometimes when you knock on heaven's door.

Ghosts of New England: Last Light Point - Ghosts of New England, #2

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

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

Un grand débat international sur la situation contemporaine, porté par 15 intellectuels du monde entier : Arjun Appadurai, Zygmunt Bauman, Nancy Fraser, Bruno Latour, Eva Illouz, Ivan Krastev, Paul Mason, Pankaj Mishra, Robert Misik, Oliver Nachtwey, Donatella della Porta, César Rendueles, Wolfgang Streeck, Slavoj Zizek.
Nous vivons un tournant historique.
 Non, nous n'avons pas assisté à la "fin de l'Histoire". Loin de marquer le début du règne d'une démocratie universelle et d'un capitalisme heureux, la chute du mur de Berlin a inauguré une période de tourments politiques.
 Ascension de partis nationalistes (pensons par exemple au Front national), démagogie (telle que l'incarne Donald Trump), souverainisme (Brexit), tendances autoritaristes d'Europe centrale et d'Europe de l'Est (Hongrie et Pologne), appels à la " grandeur " et à la " pureté " nationale (Narendra Modi en Inde, Vladimir Poutine en Russie), vague générale de xénophobie et de crimes haineux, brutalisation des discours politiques, complotisme, " ère post-vérité ", appels à l'érection de murs toujours plus nombreux, toujours plus hauts...
 Tout se passe comme si nous assistions à un grand retour en arrière.
 Comme si la peur, la violence et le repli sur soi l'emportaient sur les espoirs jadis nourris par la mondialisation.
 Quinze intellectuels, chercheurs et universitaires de renommée internationale explorent les racines profondes de la situation qui est la nôtre aujourd'hui, et qu'il est permis d'appeler une "grande régression". Ils la replacent dans son contexte historique, s'attachent à élaborer des scénarios possibles pour les années à venir, et débattent des stratégies susceptibles de la contrecarrer.
 " Un ouvrage passionnant. " Télérama
 " Une boîte à outils pour penser la période actuelle. " 
France Inter " Les intellectuels de L'Âge de la Régression tentent de construire une nouvelle grille de lecture. (...) Une opération saute frontière pour diagnostiquer un mal global. Un livre en commun pour un monde qui se claquemure. " 
Libération.
 " La manifeste mondial contre le populisme. (...) Ouvrage magistral (...) qui acte l'effondrement d'un monde né après la chute du Mur en 1989. " 
L'Obs.

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