Menage'A Way

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Menage'A Way

Livin' Large

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Menage'A Way
Victor L. Martin
Manufacturer: Triple Crown Publications
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Menage Unique Legend's life, though it continues to be filled with material possessions and easy sex, spirals steadily out of control in this action-packed, page-turning sequel to A Hood Legend. Through it all, he pretends to be in control and keeps his game face on, even after experiencing personal losses and tragic events. In the midst of insisting on having it "My way," he questions the meaning of life and love. Finally, he comes up with a solution that is as unique as he is. It is the answer to his misery…and what will ultimately make his heart content.

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Best Follow Up.......2007-09-17

This is a page turner and a great follow up to Hood Legend! I can't believe Victor did it again. He knows how to keep you on the edge of your seat. I read both of his books and I hope he keep up the good work. I can't wait to see his next book Unique's Ending is going to end. Keep up the great work, Victor.

DianeMoneyd.......2007-01-12

I really enjoyed this book and I hope there of more of this author's books being published

Menage'A Way.......2006-11-03

Loved this book... It keeps you wanting more.. I couldn't put the book down..

Livin' Large .......2005-11-17

Menage has everything: a successful chop shop, money, bling, cars, women, a huge house... But when his girlfriend is kidnapped, his life takes a turn for the worse. Now he isn't sure who are his friends and who are his enemies or even if he wants to live this fast-paced life anymore. Will he find his way before it's too late?

Victor L. Martin did an excellent job of drawing the world his characters lived in. I could see, feel, and hear everything he introduced me to. The downfall of the novel is the practically non-existent plot and character development. The first chapter-the rescue of Menage's girlfriend-was action packed, but way too unrealistic. Then Martin stopped the already convoluted plot to show the every day life of Menage, which was the same day in and day out. Finally he rushed to complete the plot in the last two chapters. I enjoy watching writers as they mature in the craft. MENAGE'S WAY is Martin's second book. In the future I'd like to see if Martin pulls back on his focus on the lifestyle for a more balanced novel.

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of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

MONIES WORTH.......2005-09-10

OK AS A DIE HARD BOOK READER I LOVED HOOD LEGED AND MENAGE WAY BUT COME ON HE JUST LEFT TO MANY OPEN GAPS FOR A PART 2 WHAT HAPPEN TO BENITA AND CHADRA AND IF YOU DIDNT KNOW WHO SHOT HIM IT WAS VERY CLEAR FOR 15 BUCK HE COULD HAVE CAME BETTER THEN THAT IT WAS COOL AND ALL BUT THESE THIN BOOKS ARE GOING TO START ME FROM RENTING FROM THE LIBRARY BUT ALL IN ALL THE BOOK WAS GOOD AND IF THER IS NOT A PART 3 TO EXPLAIN THE GAPS THEN I THROUGH.

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Menage's Way

Manufacturer: Tandem Library
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The rules of marriage . . . according to Miss Annabel Essex

A husband must be:

Rich.

Make that very rich. She's had enough of leaky roofs and thread-worn clothing.

English.

London is the center of the civilized world, and Annabel has a passion for silk and hot water.

Amiable.

Good-looking would be nice, but not necessary. Same for intelligent.

Isn't she lucky? She's found just the man! And her chosen spouse is nothing like the impoverished Scottish Earl of Ardmore, who has nothing but his gorgeous eyes, his brain—and his kisses—to recommend him.

So what cruel twist of fate put her in a carriage on her way to Scotland with just that impoverished earl and all the world thinking they're man and wife? Sleeping in the same bed? Not to mention the game of words started by the earl—in which the prize is a kiss. And the forfeit . . .

Well. They are almost married, after all!

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The RULES OF MARRIAGE...according to Miss Annabel Essex

A husband must be:

RICH.

Make that very rich. She's had enough of leaky roofs and thread-worn clothing.

ENGLISH.

London is the center of the civilized world, and Annabel has a passion for silk and hot water.

AMIABLE.
Good-looking would be nice, but not necessary. Same for intelligent.

Isn't she lucky? She's found just the man! And her chosen spouse is nothing like the impoverished Scottish Earl of Ardmore, who has nothing but his gorgeous eyes, his brain -- and his kisses -- to recommend him.

So what cruel twist of fate put her in a carriage on her way to Scotland with just that impoverished earl and all the world thinking they're man and wife? Sleeping in the same bed? Not to mention the game of words started by the earl -- in which the prize is a kiss. And the forfeit...

Well. They are almost married, after all!

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Who was this book supposed to be about?.......2007-06-26

I won't go into the plot because so many before have done, and frankly it's smack there right on the book. What I will say is that from a die hard romance fan this book failed completely. I read the first book in the series, "Much Ado About You" and thought it boring and slow but this one takes the cake.

To make a book really good, it has to have great characters. Well, this one had characters, you just didn't know which one the story was about. It taked more about Imogena and her shocking and outrageous stunts, than about the main character of the book. Annabelle had such spirit and charisma in the first book, but came through here, lifeless and boring. Ewan, wasn't much better. A spoiled rich kid that tried to teach his soon to be wife a lesson about being poor. Ummm, can you say pot calling the kettle black???? Neither had any personality whatsoever, and there was absolutely no chemistry.

There really wasn't much of a plot either. She gets ruined, and has to flee to Scotland to marry a man she thinks is poor. That just about sums up the whole book.

I think there was more chemistry between Rafe and Imogen and Mayne and Josie. I can only hope the next two books are better.

When I can't wait to get through a book (and I always have to finish) I know it only deserved 2 stars.

Essex sister number two's story in this one........2007-01-06

One of the things that I've noticed about historical romance novels is that when they are good, they tend to fall into the very good category. But when they are bad, oh how they flop! Such has been my experience with the novels of Eloisa James. Several I've enjoyed immensely, finding the blend of characters and plot to be just about right for an enjoyable evening's read.

And then there are the ones that had me muttering oh come on! and wanting to fling the book away. But I've resolved to finish whatever book I start, unless it is so awful that I simply can't take it anymore. And it was between these two extremes that I have found myself in this latest series by this author.

Kiss Me, Annabel tells the story of the second eldest of the four Essex sisters. Annabel has seen two of her sisters marry, one very successfully, and one with a disaster of a union. But Annabel isn't trusting on fate to win her the husband that she wants; no, she knows exactly what she wants -- a husband who is wealthy, compliant, and above all, not Scottish. Her memories of Scotland and life with her father, who gambled and spent every cent he had on horses, are so scarring and traumatic that Annabel is certain that she could not find any sort of happiness there.

Not that Annabel honestly has anything to worry about when it comes to finding a husband. She's beautiful and blond, and she already has several suitors who are just waiting for her to say 'yes.' But while their offers are certainly tempting, none of them have managed to stir any sort of passion in her. That is, until she meets Ewan, the Earl of Ardmore, a handsome red-head who dresses most unfashionably all in black, and tends to be blunt and manner-of-fact. Worst of all, he's a Scot, and Annabel wants nothing to do with him.

Intertwined with Annabel's story is that of her sister Imogen, a mourning, unhappy widow who is dressing in skin-tight black gowns with daring decolletage. She's also making a fool of herself and bringing scandal upon herself and her sisters, and ruining Annabel's chances for a good match. Things have gotten so difficult that the other sisters come up with a plan to have Ardmore marry Imogen -- or at least become her lover.

But the plan backfires badly, and it's Annabel who soon finds herself engaged to marry Ewan, and trapped in a carriage with him all the way back to Scotland. The one place she doesn't want to go. Once again her life is going to be one of poverty, and uncertainty. But it turns out that her sisters have a plan to rescue Annabel from her unwanted marriage if they can reach her in time...

Unlike the previous novel, Much Ado About You, where the characters of Tess and Lucian are interesting and involved with one another, this one falls apart rather quickly. Indeed, nearly the first hundred pages or so has hardly any mention of Annabel at all -- most of it is taken up with Imogen and her wayward ways. If that isn't bad enough, the romance between Annabel and her Scotsman never rises above a simmer, if that much. The suitor decides to be juvenile about things, and plays kissing games with her for the first week, and then we get the musty old "let's-trap-them-somewhere-isolated-until-they-have-sex" ploy. While James likes using Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew for the basis of this, the coyness of this becomes so sticky and dull that I was falling asleep over the book rather than finding it to be of any interest.

And that's fatal for a novel like this. The other problem is that she has set this somewhat in the Regency period of English history, but is entirely unconvincing in her descriptions of clothing, attitudes and the use of what is known as a 'special license' for marriages. The idioms tend to be modern, Imogen's behavior thoughtless and stupid, and the fact that the story has a hard time settling down as to which character is going to be the heroine just ruined the read for me.

Barely two stars, and that's pushing it. Not recommended.

Enjoyable!.......2006-11-10

I like this author's writing style. She creates a host of fun characters. Sometimes you wonder who the main characters are.

The only thing that I didn't like was Annabel always wondering if Ewan really loved her. How many times can a guy say it before the gal believes? All in all an engaging book that I started & finished quickly.

A nice read, though slow in parts.......2006-06-20

The second instalment in the Eloisa James' series about the impoverished Essex sisters, this is the story of the beautiful and ambitious, Annabel.

For most of her life, Annabel has dreamt of marrying well to escape poverty. Tired of playing accountant to her horse-mad father, she went to bed dreaming of living in a mansion, wearing silk gowns and never worrying about how to stretch the few coins they had. Now in London for her first season, she thinks that she may have finally found the answer to her prayers; never mind that there doesn't to be much to her chosen spouse in terms of personality. Until the night she finds herself in a compromising position with a titled, yet penniless Scot.

Ewan Poley, Earl of Ardmore, is on a mission to find a wife. Rumored to be impoverished, he seems to nevertheless be in demand in the English ton. As soon as he lays eyes on the beautiful Annabel, he knows that she's the one. When they were accidentally found in a compromising position at his hotel, Ewan finally gets his chance when Annabel agrees to marry him. Not too long after, they were in a carriage all the way back to Scotland.

Though Annabel is disappointed to find herself going back to the country that only serves to remind her of her impoverished upbringing, she cannot deny the mutual attraction that draws them together. And there starts the kissing game...

While I initially enjoyed the playfulness that started between the main characters, I felt that the whole kissing game was dragged on a bit too much. I found myself skimming over the pages, wishing that the whole game would stop. I thought it was a bit of an overkill and wish that the author had spent more time delving deeper into the main characters' personality, especially Annabel. I could appreciate her fear of going hungry again and not being able to keep warm during the cold winter months, but because of the lack of focus on her, her fears sometimes made her appear shallow and greedy. That's why I was rather surprised when Ewan declares his love for her so suddenly, making me ask myself: how and when?

Overall, KISS ME, ANNABEL, is a nice read, but could have been quite a wonderful story if the romance between the main characters were fleshed out a little more. Just like the first book, MUCH ADO ABOUT YOU, the other characters, particularly Imogen, has overshadowed the protagonists in this story.

A very pleasant read!.......2006-06-04

I REALLY liked this book, which came as a surprise to me. When I first purchased the book (shortly after it was released), I started to read it, only to find that I couldn't get into it, so I begrudgingly abandoned it for another book.

Just a few days ago, I decided to pick it up again, deciding I had better read it if I want to read the entire Four Sisters series. Well, to my delight, my interest never waned and I finished the book in a very short time.

Annabel Essex was a more likable character than I expected. She seemed rather cold and unfeeling in the first novel of the series, but you come to find that she is merely uninterested in love. Her highest priority is to insure she never knows poverty again.

Ewan, a Scottish Earl, was also a likable character. I'll be honest, I usually prefer the hero to be a dissolute rake. Ewan was seductive and very appealing, but he was certainly not a rake. He was an honorable and kind man. It was somewhat refreshing to find a hero who wasn't resistant to love.

There are readers who feel that most of the attention in the novel was given to Annabel's sister Imogen. This is true, to a degree. As in "Much Ado About You", a portion of "Kiss Me, Annabel" is devoted to Imogen and her inner turmoil, which does take a little of the attention away from the main characters. However, I feel that is it necessary as I think the author is trying to prepare us for Imogen's story, especially as pertains to her relationship with the girls' guardian, Rafe. The author has certainly heightened my anticipation for Imogen's story, which I think was the whole idea in including so much of her in the first two novels of the series.

All in all, I enjoyed "Kiss Me, Annabel." I love Annabel and Ewan as a couple; their penchant for kissing every five minutes was very sweet and there was just the right amount of light-hearted humor in the novel. It was also fun to read more of Josie, the youngest Essex daughter. She will make for an entertaining heroine. On a final note, I do so hope the author is able to devote some time to finding love for Mayne; I find him very intriguing and wish he would get his own story!

Besame, Annabel/ Kiss Me Annabel (Las Hermanas Essex)

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Besame, Annabel/ Kiss Me Annabel (Las Hermanas Essex)
Eloisa James
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According to Miss Annabel Essex, a husband must be: rich, English and amiable. Luckily she has chosen just the perfect spouse who is nothing like the impoverished Scottish Earl of Ardmore, who has nothing but gorgeous eyes, a brain, and sweet kisses. So what cruel twist of fate put her in a carriage on her way to Scotland along with that impoverished Earl and the entire world thinking they're man and wife? Not to mention the game of words started by the Earl in which the prize is a kiss. And the penalty...

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Para Annabel Essex el marido ideal debe reunir tres características; ser tan rico, que la haga olvidar los años de penuria como hija de un noble escocés pobretón, ser inglés y ser educado. Pero, para su desgracia, cuando cree haber encontrado al candidato perfecto, se cruza en su camino Ewan de Ardmore, otro conde escocés pobre, de impresionante apariencia, brillante inteligencia y talento indiscutible para besar.

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ELOISA JAMES
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Good, but ending is abrupt

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Brood of the Witch-Queen
Sax Rohmer
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When Robert Cairn is caught out in the rain, he sees something strange. Apollo, the king of the swans, seems to have died without apparent reason right in front of his eyes! When Robert goes to investigate, he discovers that the swan had its neck broken in three places. He's so spooked by this that he goes to the nearest home, the one of Antony Ferrara. Inside Antony's home, Robert feels frightened and suffocated.

Antony has always been a strange man. He's been rumored to be a bad boy of sorts and was asked to leave Egypt. The reason for that, nobody quite knows. But Robert sees some strange things in Antony's home. He glimpses Egyptian artifacts and creepiest of all, an unwrapped mummy. Why Antony has all these items, one can only guess. Their guesses are nothing compared to the strange happenings that's actually happening. And Robert and his friends must find out what before it's too late!

Sax Rohmer was a prolific author of early science fiction and fantasy. He was perhaps best known for creating the super-villian, Dr. Fu Manchu -- a character who went on the become the subject of many films and, in fact, much plundering. (Think about it for a moment: how many evil Chinese Mandarin masterminds have you heard tell of? Remember Ian Fleming's Dr. No? Flash Gordon's Ming the Merciless? Lo-Pan, from Big Trouble in Little China? Egg Fu, from Wonder Woman? Be careful. They're everywhere.)

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There was sincerity in the appeal, spoken in the softest, most silvern tone which he had ever heard. He stood beside the veiled woman, and met the glance of her dark eyes with a consciousness of some magnetic force in the glance which seemed to set his nerves quivering.

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Good, but ending is abrupt.......2007-05-23

Good pulp adventure story that spans from the homes of London's elite to the ancient pyramids of Egypt. Contains many vivid and exciting scenes. What begins as a murder mystery turns into the hunt for a diabolical villian with supernatural powers. Fans of the Indiana Jones movies, and of the recent remake of "The Mummy", would probably like this book. The only thing that spoilt the fun for me was the abrupt ending. But, it's still worth reading.

That's one brooding witch queen!.......2006-08-29

Sax Rohmer is one of my guilty pleasures. He may not be politically correct, but he really knew how to pack atmosphere and suspense into what were essentially written movie serials. The Fu Manchu stories are great fun, but his absolute best is 'Witch Queen'. A friend told me years ago that this was the scariest book he had ever read and I have to agree with him. This is easily the eeriest book I have ever read. And when the characters start crawling around in the pyramid of Meydum...well! The claustrophgobia goes up by a factor of ten. If you want a great scary read (and want to know where the inspiration for Indiana Jones probably came from) please, don't be put off by what may sound like a silly title - buy the book, put your feet up and scare yourself senseless!

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BROOD OF THE WITCH QUEEN.
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Sit at the foot of a native elder and listen as great wisdom of days long past is passed down. In The Four Agreements shamanic teacher and healer Don Miguel Ruiz exposes self-limiting beliefs and presents a simple yet effective code of personal conduct learned from his Toltec ancestors. Full of grace and simple truth, this handsomely designed book makes a lovely gift for anyone making an elementary change in life, and it reads in a voice that you would expect from an indigenous shaman. The four agreements are these: Be impeccable with your word. Don't take anything personally. Don't make assumptions. Always do your best. It's the how and why one should do these things that make The Four Agreements worth reading and remembering. --P. Randall Cohan

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In The Four Agreements, don Miguel Ruiz reveals the source of self-limiting agreements that rob people of joy and create needless suffering. Based on ancient Toltec wisdom, the Four Agreements offer a powerful code of conduct that can rapidly transform anyone's life to a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love. These agreements are deceptively simple: Be impeccable with your word (speak with integrity; say only what you mean); Don't take anything personally (nothing others do is because of you); Don't make assumptions (find the courage to ask questions and express what you really want); Always do your best (and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse, and regret). Peter Coyote's resonant reading emphasizes the power in these remarkable tenets.

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A good foundation.......2007-10-01

This is a compelling book that provides a straightforward, easy-to-understand methodology for improving one's quality of life. In this work Ruiz first reveals the source of self-limiting beliefs that tend to rob people of joy and create needless suffering. He then recommends a technique for overcoming these beliefs: adopt four new agreements with respect to how they approach the world and conduct their lives.

Is this some new, revolutionary technology for self-improvement? No, the fact is in one way shape or form we've all heard these types of admonitions from other sources in our lives. What Ruiz does well is package them in a novel way and provide practical insights into how we can best apply them. Bottom line, even if you've heard something like this before it never hurts to be reminded about good advice you've received in the past.

PLEASE... Read the 1 star reviews BEFORE you buy this book!.......2007-09-27

I am shocked at all the 5 stars and positive press this book has received. PLEASE, read a few of the 1 star reviews before you purchase this book. Quite often people who rate something with just 1 star are grumpy individuals who just want to argue... not this time. Many writers of the single star reviews are extremely well spoken, very well read and positive minded individuals. They are worth reading! (More so than this book.)

Everyone on this Planet should read this book, it should be a teaching material in Schools.......2007-09-25

The four agreements is not only a book, it is a lifestyle. Most of the wisdom in self helping books i have read thruout the years has mostly washed away, vanished in to the sea of mind few weeks later after i read them. This one is different. It has somekind of power. And it forces you to do the doings not just read about them.This one stayes with you cause you wan't to pick it up over and over again.

Critical information, so powerful it should be taught 7- 12 + college.......2007-09-24

I did not receive any critical information about my role in relationships from any source including school, religious education, parents, or advisor's.

The Four Agreements and the Mastery of Love has now provided this knowledge and it is and will always be a reference source for living the rest of my life

It is so ingrained and with me every day as I work to improve on my relationships with my family, friends, and business relationships. After you listen to the message of the Four Agreements, you will see the need for this information to be made available to your family and friends.

My wish is for this to be a part of the curriculum for the public school systems.

Cecil Sterne
Pawnee County, Oklahoma

Easy to read, let's see how easy in practise.......2007-09-18

I think we've all seen this stuff before in various incarnations (e.g. Bible - "Do unto others...") but it is a very easy read and the agreements are plain and unambiguous. They are not cluttered with ceremony but come down to principles of values and self context. And like alot of similar readings, the battle or challenge lies in the effort to achieve and not only the achievement itself. I like that it advocates largely a position or development of an inner strength that is personal. All too often, I have noticed some of these personal freedom type writings from authors who present their writings in a stadium type environment and whip the crowd up in a frenzy to create a mob frenzy that attempts to portray the message. That's clearly the domain of some charlatans that we've all seen. I'm looking forward to the challenge involved in implementing these agreements. It won't be easy but most thnigs worthwhile aren't so they say.

The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book)

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