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Gamers who delight in seeing justice mal-applied should enjoy this 5th and final Volume of The Cosmos Saga, a virtual reality cyber Game played at a BDSM Fantasy School. The Cosmos Pledge were run out of their House during Book IV; they are now bondage sex objects at The Play Party. They begin blind, deaf, mute; bare, bald, naked; kneeling, spread, armbound. During The Play Party, the Fates of all Eight Cosmos Pledge, now Lockdown Lobelia, will be determined. Kundalini, the sex Force, curls, ready to squeeze, fabricate protein, pump blood. And sexual dominance and submission, sadism and masochism, and pleasure and pain flourish. Some Cosmos Lockdown Lobelia achieve their goals, others are much defiled, degraded, humiliated, humbled, crushed. Some come crave Whoring. Some even beg to be formed into Slavesex. The Cosmos play Games of romance, mystery, sexual options and congress, winners and losers. This is a Game where Garments, Caste, Props, Body Exposures, and Sexual control and surrender are the currency of winning and losing. The Cosmos saga presents a classic BDSM narrative in a setting which borrows from the sorority initiation, a Stanton or Willie environment, love camp movies, O, the Beauty books, Gor, Bishop, and real-word S&M parties and clubs. The Cosmos Game has its own hierarchy, rules, and special powers. But it still possesses real-world processes of power exchange, dominance and submission, pride and humiliation, and Caste. Some Cosmos will achieve their goals, some won't, and some will get unexpected results. Some will change their minds, and some will lose them entirely. But beware! Here at School, the currency of winning and losing is sexual dominance and submission. Kundalini, the sex force in Nature, exists in all of us, and can express itself not just for the Cosmos, but for all of us Gamers. Open this Volume anywhere. Read. Check out the Manifests and Index. Start at the beginning. Read and become a Gamer too. The Game is played by all of us. For Eight Cosmos, there is no turning back. "In the Game stay the Game," is one of the Chants

Lost in America chronicles the life and death of great American buildings. It's the first book that documents in words and pictures the destruction of more than 100 structures. A number were fought for. Some were mourned. Most slipped away unnoticed.

Orange Harvest is the third and final book in the Orange Series. Set in 1968, the story brings together Alex, the son of Mac MacKenzie, from Orange Champagne, and Rose, the great-granddaughter of Carolina DeSilva, from Sweet Orange. Separated in age by 16 years, and as different as night and day, these two people find that they actually have a lot in common. Primarily, they were both raised on wealthy estates surrounded by orange groves. The environment is set amid tumultuous changes taking place in the country. Rose, a free-spirited artist, embraces them. Alex, a World War II veteran, feels the security of the world he grew up in crumbling. The original house built by Mac MacKenzie in Orange Champagne, is badly in need of renovation. With Alex's always-open checkbook and Rose's artistic talent, the old house becomes as vital to the story as the protagonists and is transformed into the mid-twentieth century as the reader turns the pages.

A dazzling and surprising visual visit to Bronzeville, Chicago's vibrant African-American community, during the segregated 1940s and 1950s.

For one hundred years, Texas High Plains Writers has supported and encouraged writers to craft their stories. In this annual anthology, you will find a collection of short stories and inspirational essays about overcoming a wide variety of prolblems.Twenty-three of our talented members shared stories that range from sentimental and family-oriented to humourous.Best-selling authors and first-timers created fiction and non-fiction works that explore everyday issues, relationship woes, and pet problems.Hand in hand, these tales prove everyone faces challenges.ContentsIntroduction - Ricky TreonWriters Block - Mike AkinsRemnants of Her - Kim BlackThe Miracle - Linda BrodayA Flicker in August - Mary CookeFinn - Cheryle CooperImpossible Dreams - Dahna DanliThe Mower Incident - Bobbette DoerrieBlood & Honey - Hunter Fithen6 Stall Walk Through - Dean GuellChallenge - Lynn HarperThe Beast - Ashley HendrickThe Hooded Way - Lynette JalufkaThe Choice - Audrey Cannady MassingillFootprints on the Heart - Phyliss MirandaThe Second Proposal - Ashlyn ParkerSaving the Water Aerobics Class- Mevanee ParmerRoadside Crosses - Elise PhillipsThe Problem of Suffering - James D. QuiggleFailed Journey to Fiji - Janda RakerSwedish Girl Powwows with Mountain Men - Betty M. ReevesIt Is Going to be Okay - Lou SheldonOld Fishing Rods Wanted - Lou SheldonHunger - Coby C. SpurrierThe Last Gasp - Rick Treon

Diana was living what seemed like a perfect life. She had a great job, a good-looking husband, a beautiful home, and now enjoying motherhood. But, being a full time working mother was wearing her down, and she often questioned the meaning of life and if she was genuinely living out her life's purpose. Then, out of nowhere, her life was shaken to its core when she woke up to the news of her best friend's death at just the young age of 26! Diana shares her story of losing a loved one to suicide, surviving postpartum depression, and learning to live a life worth living. Her hope for her readers is they too will see the light they bring into this world. You are enough.