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“There’s nothing you can’t do if you want it bad enough.”I entered the world with a massive defect. I attracted death. Like a magnet. I could feel it all around me. It wrapped its icy fingers tight around my chest, leaving me no room for escape. That was my life before I met Jordan Brewer, the boy I became infatuated with. Obsessed with. The boy that became my everything.I knew he wanted me, too. I saw it. I felt it. But he was older, and wouldn’t act on his feelings. I knew in time I’d make him mine. Just as he promised me a future together, his life was torn apart. He turned away from me and shut me out of his life. Could I convince him to let go of his past and hold on to me? Or would he continue to punish us both for something he couldn’t control?

Jenna Kingsley has a gift. She knows things. With a simple touch she can pick up personal information from jewelry or objects. While at a neighbor’s party, a voice mesmerizes her. Jenna is momentarily frozen as a ring is placed in her hand. White electricity surges through her and a dire prediction is made. “It’s like Romeo and Juliet. You’re going to break my heart.” From the moment they meet, Jenna is enchanted and entranced with Reece Walton. She’s thrilled to learn he’s spending the summer two houses away from hers. Every moment they spend together is magical. But she can’t get the prediction out of her mind. As the summer draws to a close and secrets are revealed, can Jenna get past the fear of being left with a broken heart to live in the moment with Reece or will her fear of being hurt fulfil the prophecy?

The #1-Rated Dating Book on AmazonSmart, successful women CAN have it all: a great career AND a rich, warm, fulfilling love life. Intelligent women are having unfulfilling love lives on an epidemic scale. They either can't find the right guy, are with the wrong guy, have relationships that don't last, or have given up on dating entirely. So I wrote this book to remedy the situation.‘Can you summarize the book for me in a minute?’ People have asked me that cheeky question hundreds of times. So here's the 3-word summary for ya: BE THE LIGHT.What does that mean? Well, 5,000 or so letters I've received from women readers on their dating woes can all be boiled down to this: ‘Does my butt look good in these pants?’Okay, what they're really asking is ‘Am I enough?’ Answer: Wrong question! Focus on this question instead: 'How can I make the people around me feel like a million bucks?'How to Generate the Love You Want Instead of Waiting for It to HappenAt any point in life, you have the option to elevate those around you -- with a look, a touch, a phrase of praise, genuine appreciation. ‘Hey, love what you've done with that outfit.’ ‘Thanks for the fabulous meal!’ When you appreciate and elevate others, they light up. And because we're hypersocial, empathic beings equipped with mirror neurons, YOU light up, and everyone notices: ‘Who is that glow-in-the-dark girl? I want to be around her!’Now, you're lonely no more! And instead of coming from a place of lack or need, you're coming from abundance, joy, and choice. A much stronger starting point for any relationship.Butts and fashions change. The power to elevate, on the other hand, is power that cannot be taken away from you. The Tao of Dating is your manual for learning how to be the light and come into your authentic power.This is not your grandma's dating guide. Partially because I'm not your grandma, and partially because the 21st century poses unprecedented challenges to the modern woman. And nowadays, lots of guys are less educated and affluent than you. What to do? I give you tips on how to handle all that like:The dilemma of the career-oriented womanHow to embrace your inner goddessWhy men are so damn hornyThe perfect guy vs. the perfect guy for youWhy good women get involved (and stay) in bad relationshipsHow to spot bad boysHow to love your body nowThirteen places to meet great menWhy long-distance relationships suckInternet dating: perils and opportunitiesMeeting men: should you initiate or not?Fail-safe ways to make men approach youRejection-Proofing yourselfHow to be irresistibleThe Three-Man plan3 ways to make a man fall in love with youWhat drives men awayThe right time to have sex with a manHow to keep a man worth keepingAncient Wisdom + Modern Science = Lasting Love & Happiness for YouThe Tao of Dating is a heart-centered, science-based, practical guide to finding fulfillment in your love life. I give you small, easy steps that put the fun back into dating, plus the science and reasoning behind it.Do You Deserve to Be Happy? Hell Yeah!Join the tens of thousands of women who have transformed their lives with The Tao of Dating. Click on the 'Send a FREE Sample' button above and to the right, or use the 'Click to look inside' button to read the full table of contents. There are also some juicy reader reviews below.

The first edition of Signs for Deaf Dogs came a from an idea initiated and developed by Suzanne Williams, a deaf dog owner, BSL advocate and Deaf Dog Network (DDN) member to help spread information about dogs who are deaf and also to encourage owners to use some simple hand signals borrowed from the lexicon of British Sign Language (BSL) to aid communication with their pets. The original 25 signs covered basic needs and this second edition includes an additional 22 signs that have been suggested by deaf dog owners. They are presented one sign per page, clear and simple in flashcard format. This edition is printed in black and white as a more cost-effective way of including more content and is also available on Kindle - ideal for smart phone and tablet. In addition to extra signs, this edition also contains Holly’s Story - a touching glimpse of a sweet natured dog and her adoptive family, who took Holly in when she was unloved and unwanted. There are widely accepted hand signals that are used with hearing dogs. The signs contained in this booklet are aimed at owners and trainers who would like to use or adapt BSL signs for their deaf dogs and also be recognised by deaf adults that use British Sign Language too.