<p>1998 Waterford Read-Along Book 1f -- Wendel Wandered (P) Written by Laura Lee Wren / Illustrated by Suzanne Smith ***ISBN-13: 9780201480146 ***Pages: 16</p>

Wendel Wandered

Laura Lee

Waterford Institute

<p>Gentle bedtime stories for loving couples. There is no dialogue, there are no names, but if you are a local, you will recognize the story settings in this exquisite, perfect-bound anthology of purple prose. The cover photograph of red & purple desert sandstone complements the secrets shared within & compels the reader's attention. Formatted like a fine collection of poetry, this beautiful book lends itself to special gift giving. Each chapter is embellished with an original sketch. The following excerpt is from THE HIDEOUT: She stood there secure in her nakedness & her knowledge that she was alone. Far in the distance were the monoliths & monuments that gave the valley its name. She breathed in the solitude reserved for the rugged & half-demented people who perceive beauty in the barren vastness of the southwest.Determined to finish the piece she was working on, she lay down next to the pool. The early morning sun warmed her body & transported her mind to thoughts of her lover. In her story, he was an outlaw on the run, returning to the safety of their ranch. She waited patiently for the sound of his horse. He travelled by moonlight & she knew he was near by the stirring she felt... "Sometimes, our intimate lives need inspiration. Share one of these tantalizing tales with you lover & enhance the romance in your relationship." (quote from A Colorado Woman) Available directly from the publisher: RML Productions, P.O. Box 3594, Boulder, CO  80307; or from Gordon's Books, Inc. 2323 Delgany Street, Denver, CO  80216, (303) 296-1830.</p>

Desert erotica & other fancy tales

Literature & Fiction

A Colorado Woman

Erotica

RML Productions

Blame It on the Rain: How the Weather Has Changed History

The Bobbsey Twins At Cedar Camp

HOPE

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Dissent: A Charity Romance Anthology (Dissent Collections Book 1)

Raven, James

Eva Moore

Max Henry

Linnea May

Donna Grant

Glenna Maynard

Ellis, Leigh

Laura Hall

J. Sterling

Tawna Fenske

Trish Milburn

J.H. Croix

Rebecca Yarros

J. L. Beck

Amanda Richardson

B. Celeste

Kate Canterbary

Heidi McLaughlin

Laramie Briscoe

Lea Coll

Amelia Wilde

Elle Thorpe

C.L. Matthews

Suzanne Baltsar

Kate Meader

Celia Kyle

Kennedy Fox

Charity Ferrell

Taryn Quinn

Aria Wyatt

H.D. Carlton

Regina Kyle

Sylvie Stewart

A.R. Hall

Saffron A. Kent

Morgan Jane Mitchell

Ines Johnson

J.M. Walker

Lili Valente

C. Hallman

Brenda St. John Brown

Dani René

Brighton Walsh

Nicole French

A.M. Roark

Aarti V Raman

Aidy Award

Alexis Anne

Amie Knight

Amy Quinton

Anna Michael

Ashley Lane

Autumn Jones

Blair Babylon

Brenna Aubrey

Bri Blackwood

Cara Dee

Carmen Jenner

Cassie Graham

Claire Wilder

Dakota Willink

Daniela Romero

Dee Garcia

Dee Lagasse

Deidre-Ann Anderson

Echo Grayce

Elena Aitken

Emily Colin

Emily Goodwin

Erica Alexander

Erin Parisien

Eva Charles

Evelyn Adams

Haley Jenner

Holly Mortimer

Hope Jones

Iris Morland

J. Saman

Jane Blythe

Janet Berry

Jasmin Miller

JD HOLLYFIELD

Jen Stevens

Jenika Snow

Jenna Hartley

Jenna Lynn

Jennifer Sucevic

Jessica Florence

Jillian Liota

Julia Kent

Kait Nolan

Kat Latham

Kat Savage

Kate King

Kathy Coopmans

K.B. Cinder

K.D. Proctor

Kelly Maher

Kim Loraine

These days it seems we cannot turn on the television or open a newspaper without another blaring headline spelling out a danger or risk. Yet we worry about the wrong things. Often the things that cause us to wake in the night in a cold sweat are statistically much less dangerous than the everyday activities that we carry out without a moment's thought. We worry about the chemicals in our food, and yet are 30 times more likely to get cancer from eating peanut butter than by exposure to pesticides. We worry about stress at work, but according to a study by the University of Texas, people who do boring jobs are up to 50 percent more likely to die in a given 10 year period than those in high stress jobs. Forget bungee jumping or sky-diving, every year, thousands of hapless television viewers are admitted to emergency rooms for antenna related injuries including lacerated forearms, tongues, punctured knees and scratched corneas. Even our clothing can cause us harm: millions of women suffer damaged feet from wearing high-heeled shoes and every year poor understanding of the mechanics of bras leads to men suffering twisted or even fractured fingers when trying to remove their partner's lingerie.

100 Most Dangerous Things in Everyday Life : And What You Can Do About Them

Apple Press

The Pocket Encyclopedia of Aggravation: The Counterintuitive Approach to De-stressing

Reference

Cassell

Bale (Em Portuguese do Brasil)

Panda Books

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