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Life isn't fair! That's exactly how this young man, Bryce Grayson, the prince of Willias, a kingdom in the countryside of England known for the true love its rulers - his parents - share, feels about his lot in life during the time of Queen Elizabeth, Shakespeare and Galileo. Striken with a mysterious, reoccuring illness since birth, Bryce would give anything to lead a normal life, where he can follow his dreams of becoming a knight and astronomer and even having a romantic relationship. Until a young woman, the independent, London historian Lady Marie Dutton, who longs to end her loneliness and doesn't believe love is possible for her, crosses Bryce's path; that's when everything in both of their worlds begin to change. Slowly, Bryce and Marie realize that without each other they are incomplete and together they don't need the hassles the world brings them. Eventually, they discover a true love of their own.
This is an excerpt from the novel. Normally you shouldn't give an excerpt from Chapter 9 but it's one of my favorite chapters in the "Bryce."
BR>STRONG>FONT face=Courier>Chapter 9/FONT>/STRONG>BR>BR>STRONG>FONT face=Courier>The Conversation/FONT>/STRONG>BR>BR>FONT face=Courier>Following dinner, the men and women parted company as was a part of what was considered to be customary practice at royal social events. The men retired to the smoking room where they puffed on foul cigars and drank brandy while the women went to the solarium to gossip.Marie noticed Bryce hadn't taken his leave of her to join the men. She cocked her head and raised her eyebrow at him mischievously and teasingly. "You're not joining the men in the | |  | | Camp Lone Star
This will be the 2nd printing when republished of the second book in the Malan and Lathal romance novel series.
Prologuebr />
With opening night just days away, Malan didn’t know how much more of this he could take. American playwright Tennessee William’s A Glass Menagerie concluded the series of shows produced by North Central Texas University’s theater department at The Round in the spring semester of 1990 but so far that night’s rehearsals had been a fiasco, and if that was any indication the memory play was going to be a major flop. He – none of them for that matter -- wanted that.br />
Songs from various musical genres ranging from country to rap blasted over ro | |  | | Matters of the Heart
This is the third novel in the Malan and Lathal romance novel series. It's being revamped and republished.
A delicious flavorful aroma wafted through his small kitchen as the turkey cooked in the oven. Stainless steel pots simmered on every burner; Malan bustled back and forth to each one as he worked to prepare the mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy and green bean casserole for the Thanksgiving dinner he’d share with his fiancée, Lathal Harvey. He’d been busy preparing the various entrees since she’d arrived at his apartment early that morning. br />
There had always been something fun, magical and special about them spending their holidays together. He and Lathal h |
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It Had To Be Us
by Harry and Elizabeth Lawrence
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 In this heartfelt romantic memoir, Harry and Elizabeth share their passions and feelings about the poignant events that brought them back together after being divorced and estranged for almost twenty years. Filled with emotion, suspense, and humor -- |
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