Mary B. Moore

Until Fools Find Gold

After moving to Piersville to set up her interior design business, Maya meets Ren Townsend. Ren never expected Maya or the impact that he'd feel from meeting her. Maya never expected to meet a man like Ren. Really when it came down to it, they shouldn't fit so well together, because how does a playboy become an advocate for relationships? Someone has a grudge against Maya's family and is determined to sabotage their business regardless of who gets hurt, and Ren's past refuses to go away. As if that's not enough, someone decides that the Townsends deserve pay back too...and loss of life is an added bonus. Accidents happen, mistakes are made, hearts are broken, but Ren's determination to have a happy ever after with Maya stays strong. Meet the Townsends, Prices and Montgomerys of Piersville and their friends in book one of the Providence Series. Who will get hurt next, who will find their happy ever after, and who and why are they doing this?

Forever Mine

Tom Life throws curveballs when you least expect it and my sister's best friend was definitely a curveball. What do you do when you're at a different college to the woman you want and who won't give you the time of day? Why, you transfer to her college and bug her until she gives in, obviously! Sonya College was meant to be the start of my independence, and I was going to go for it and nothing was going to hold me back. Tom had never been part of any of my plans, but I just couldn't get rid of him. He wasn't bad, and he was great to look at, but he just wasn't part of the plan. When an attempt is made on his brother's life, Tom and his sister get ordered back to the family home. He wasn't going to leave Sonya unprotected, so he used his secret weapon, his sister, to bring her back with her to the Townsend's Ranch. Sonya might have been taken away from her plan, but at least she has her independence - right? Until alcohol becomes involved, and the one night that will never be repeated becomes every night. Slight stalking, a bit of coercion, a bottle of tequila, the wrong cat, these are all things he started with to make her his. After finding out that Sonya's been taken by the person who has a personal vendetta against his family though, the relaxed easy-going Tom changes and he will go to any length to find her. Finding your one changes you, and Sonya changed everything.

Until Tom, Finding Forever

Riann C. Miller

Sarah O'Rourke

S. Van Horne

Gwyn McNamee

Winter Travers

Tracie Douglas

Trinity Rose

M. L. Rodriguez

Mayra Stratham

When Jason Somers inherited the family butcher shop, he had no idea he was taking the helm of a sinking ship. With the help of his younger brother Jaxson, a plan emerged to save The Meat Market. What better way to earn some extra cash than to target one of their biggest customer group's most basic needs. All they needed were some willing men and some clever marketing. The Meat Market is now the go-to place to order prime cuts of meat, both for human consumption and companionship. The women of Chicago know where the best cuts can be found. Come into The Meat Market and order whatever looks appetizing.

Meat Market Anthology

Jinx She was meant to be just another appointment, but when Sienna Blake came to get her scars covered up, the story that came with it changed everything. I should have been more aware back then, more clued in to what was going on, but I'd been so focused on finding my path in life that I'd messed up, and she'd become a victim because of it. I'm going to make it up to Sienna and help her get her life back, this time with me in it. And it's not just because of who hurt her. It's because there's something about her that I can't stop thinking about. She's fragile but strong. Hurt but complete. And I can't stay away from her. Art's my passion, and skin's my canvas, but The Broken Eagles are what brings it all together. At least, it was until Sienna came back into my life. Sienna I don't go out, and I don't speak to people-I just focus on my pottery and designs. So why I finally decided to bite the bullet and get a tattoo, I don't know. Maybe I did it because it was him? Covering up the past helps, but you can never erase it completely. This I know well. But that one appointment opens up my life in ways I didn't expect, and now that we've met up again, Jinx is determined to give me a future I never imagined I'd have. Unfortunately, we can't always erase the demons chasing us, though, and it seems like she isn't finished trying to ruin my life. But now she wants everything we've built together to come tumbling down. This time, though, I'm not on my own, and I'm stronger than I was before because of him. Until Jinx is part of Aurora Rose Reynolds' Happily Ever Alpha World. If you loved Until July, then you'll want to read Until Jinx.

Until Jinx

Günter Kopcke

A Tribute to Peter Heinrich Von Blanckenhagen

Studies in Classical Art and Archaeology

?How do I love thee? Let me count the ways,” wrote Elizabeth Barrett Browning in her Sonnets from the Portuguese. Desiring Voices: Women Sonneteers and Petrarchism proposes that we attend to the ways that women poets from the sixteenth through the twentieth centuries have both echoed and transformed the literary and erotic conventions that strongly influenced their fates as women, wives, and lovers. Mary B. Moore analyzes and provides context for love sonnet sequences by Italian, French, English, and American women poets in the light of current knowledge concerning attitudes towards women at the time they wrote. Through close readings of the poems combined with theory and criticism about constructs of women, historical events, and biographical contexts, Moore reveals patterns of revision among women poets that shed further light on the poets themselves, on Petrarchism as a convention, and on ideas about women. She focuses on Petrarchan sonnet sequences by women because the poems serve both as works of art and as documents that illuminate the range and limitations of female roles as erotic subjects (agents of speech, action, knowledge, and desire) as well as their more usual roles as erotic objects. Combining theory with close reading, Moore enhances the value of many generally neglected poems by women. After a thorough discussion of the Petrarchan sonnet tradition, she analyzes the work of Gaspara Stampa, Louise Labé, Lady Mary Wroth, Charlotte Smith, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Women Sonneteers and Petrarchism

Desiring Voices

Mary B. Moore

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