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“Well? Well? What do you wait for? Can you not see my warrior requires assistance ere he will stand at attention for you? Come and play with him, wife.” That tiny thing was supposed to be a warrior?”

Book:Prisoner of My Desire

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Prisoner of My Desire

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Johanna Lindsey

Johanna Lindsey is an American author known for her romance novels. Born on March 10, 1952, she has been publishing bestsellers since her first novel in 1979. more

“The large amount of mercury at the observatory facility was one of the reasons why I wanted Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) to visit the facility and provide legal guidance. I attribute my mercury poisoning to be directly related to the observatory management preventing the arranged OSHA visit from taking place.”

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Author:Steven Magee

“I’m seeing someone.” “So? I’m seeing lots of someones.” He turned back to me. “I won’t sleep with you.” “Is that supposed to bother me?” The corner of his mouth rose in a smile. “You think you’re so beautiful that every man wants to fuck you? Sorry, sweetheart, but I’ve seen better.” I’d never met a man so cold and cruel. I didn’t care if he found me beautiful or not, but he was so vicious, it was hard to believe. But at least he wouldn’t force me to do anything I didn’t want to do. “I’ve seen better too.”

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Book:The Wolf and the Sheep

Source: The Wolf and the Sheep

“From my book, Care for the Carer, An Alzheimer's Memoir "Is there a cure?" Jane asked repeatedly. This simple sentence had several possible meanings: Jeff, I'm slipping, hold me. Jeff, I'm sinking, save me. Jeff, I'm scared, protect me. I wanted to hug her or even to pick her up and rock her in my arms....to tell her "I'm here with you always," to admit to myself, "I'm scared too.”

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Book:Care for the Carer: An Alzheimer's Memoir

Source: Care for the Carer: An Alzheimer's Memoir

“I wanted to keep her from slipping out of my life. I wanted to squeeze the Alzheimer's right out of her. I wanted us to be who we once were. None of that could happen. But at least, from that day on, when words alluded Jane, hugs took their place. From CARE FOR THE CARER, AN ALZHEIMER'S MEMOIR”