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The Pink Bus and Other Strange Tales from Lala Land by G. Michael Vasey is a collection of magical vignettes and short stories about living, dying, death, and the other side. Thrill to the strangeness, and humor, of the pink bus; shiver and shudder at the creepy mirror antics faced by Andrew; delight in the tale of "Déjà vu" - and wonder to yourselves about the nature of reality, the capabilities (so often under-utilized) of human beings and the mysteries of dreaming, life, and death.

The KISS diet is a simple and easy approach to a healthy eating, lifestyle, and sustainable habits. It explains the all-you-can-eat diet and lifestyle so hunger is a thing of the past.

El negocio de la belleza y cuidado personal es ENORME. Se fijan (o nosotras mismas nos fijamos) estándares y expectativas cada vez más altos, y usamos un MONTóN de productos para tratar de lograr aquellas metas, a un costo enorme para nuestra salud, nuestro bolsillo y el medio ambiente. Necesitamos ecologizar nuestros hábitos cuando se trata de lo que usamos y compramos. Esta guía te dirá cómo hacerlo.

The Cliterotica Anthology is a collection of short erotic stories by A. J. Baker. From the members’ clubs of a hot summer in London to private rooms in its suburbs, these stories feature modern women who revel in their lusts and desires. Some seek to dominate or be dominated, others to lose themselves in fantasies played out in dark, velvet-shrouded alcoves. This audiobook contains regular scenes of a graphic and descriptive sexual nature and is therefore suitable only for a mature adult audience.

In The Wedding Knell, Mrs Dabney (a woman who married and was widowed twice) is going to be marrying Mr Ellenwood, a 65-year-old who had been attracted to Dabney in the past. When Mrs. Dabney enters the church for the wedding, the bell let out a deep knell, usually reserved for funerals. The bell continued to ring until the groom arrived. The groom arrived with a funeral precession, and claimed that Mrs Dabney's youth was given to other husbands, and he was forced to live an unhappy life because he couldn't have her.