This is a modern fairy tale between two college virgins. She liked literature but was pushed into studying Computer Science by her dad. I was a computer maniac who didn't even know how to flirt. This story adapts a very slow build. / (Reviews)
A complicated story of a woman who is marked with stigmata and of a man who was cheated of his savings, He finds love, wealth and gained many friends during the next two decades. The story turns suddenly to dreams of the far past and is historical in nature and tells how Mary and Pete, with their friends in the present, deal with these dreams. Miriam lived during the time, as we know it, when Christianity began.
Mystery Stonestar has changed her name in order to deny her family's legacy which almost killed her little sister. The revered ghost of Grandpa Harold is nothing but a bad memory for her. Les Cayden has loved Mystery since the day he met her even though her lifestyle is the opposite from his church-rich life as youth pastor. Can true love overcome their differences and help them salve the Phantom Mystery?
Keith and Tandra are brother and sister. This is her first year as a Univeristy student, and his second. Their parents' suggest they become roommates, too. As expected by their parents, they become more than just roomies - and they aren't the only ones practising 'Family Love' . . . !
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Summary: College-age daughter of Marc, a divorced man, comes home for Christmas, bringing Michelle, her roommate. For two weeks, Marc and Michelle have an affair, their feelings growing despite knowing the affair will end when Michelle returns home New Year's Eve. Before Leaving, Michelle and Marc's daughter arrange a blind date for him, one that quickly draws Marc into a deep, romantic relationship. Things happen during the course of that relationship to make it even more interesting.
Colin and Brianna come to loggerheads against each other again, with BethAnn caught in the middle. How is this latest conflict resolved? And will their fights ever end? Read it to find out. This is a sequel to "The Spirit of the White Stag". I suggest you read that story first, as the characters won't make sense otherwise. And again, explicit sex is minimal (one paragraph). After all, it's supposed to be a romantic love story, isn't it?