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One touch, and the tide isn't all that's rising. Eden, Book 4 When brothel health inspector Jason Remerley finds a uniformed woman waiting impatiently in the Velvet Court parlor, wanting to hire a man's services, he's struck by lightning. His intense, immediate attraction compels him to pretend his way into her arms. Enough silver, and most men forget about Captain Lera Vanze's half-burned face. She senses something off about the handsome, ill-dressed prostitute who sells himself so cheaply. But with his first touch, goose bumps turn to shivers of desire-right before the truth drives them in opposite directions. Her fury is still simmering when they face each other in a more "official" capacity. She's joined a warship to stop a terrorist only Jason can identify. Though trust is scarce, they're swept away in a tidal wave of murderous plots and an explosive attraction that could leave them marooned in an emotional-and very real-minefield. Warning: She knows how to wield her sword, he knows just how, when, and where to apply his...mind. Contains deception in a brothel, sex in a cave, a shark with a bad habit, and one very large wave.

What makes Greek Mythology so great and entertaining? Why is it so popular? This book holds the to these questions! There are many gods that go to make up the full pantheon of Greek mythology and support the intricate structure of the way the Greeks understood their world. Giants. Gods. Heroes. Monsters. These are the stuff of Greek myths and legends. These ancient stories tell the tales of the before-time, when the heavens and the earth were new, and when great deeds were done by beings who were larger than life. Long ago in ancient Greece and Rome, most people believed that gods and goddesses ruled their world. Storytellers shared the adventures of these gods to help explain all the mysteries in life. Through this audiobook, you will learn more about: Greek Mythology Ancient Greece The Greek World Prometheus, Epimetheus, And Pandora Oedipus and His Children Hercules Short Tales and Other Stories Of Greek Mythology Greek Gods and Goddesses The Heroes The Battles Mortals at War Legendary Creatures Uranus, Cronus, and the Battle of the Titans The Many Myths of Zeus, God of Thunder The End of Greek Mythology And much more! The Greeks were one of the first civilizations whose culture was well-documented and passed down through the ages; as such, Greek mythology would heavily influence Western history. By listening to this book, you have hopefully gained a fascinating perspective on the gods, monsters, and heroes of Greece’s past. It has had a colorful history. From the deepest reaches of pre-dynastic prehistory through all of antiquity, it has arguably seen more history and culture than any other patch of land on Earth. The culture of our world has been greatly enriched by the myths, legends, and heroes of Greece’s past. It has had a colorful history. From the deepest reaches of pre-dynastic prehistory through all of antiquity, it has arguably seen more history and culture than any other patch of land on Earth. The culture of our world has been greatly enriched by the myths, legends and heroes of Greek mythology. If you want to know about the wonderful world of Greek mythology, then click "buy now"!

Look inside a real beehive! Can you see the queen? Enjoy this photographic look in full colour through a real south London (UK) beehive in August, with no danger of being stung. Text in English, French and Spanish. Photocopiable picture to colour plus Spot the Difference activity. ISBN: 9781907092046 Note in preview first two pages are intentionally blank.