Bøker av S. Jones

One of the perks of being one of the best wide receivers in the league was having my pick of cleat chasers looking for a good time. Unfortunately, the only one to hold my attention was the feisty brunette who wanted nothing to do with me.Did I still try to flirt with her-you bet I did.Did she fall for my charms? That would be a hard no.Instead of laughing at my jokes, she pretended I didn't exist.Until I tried to rescue her from a bad date, did she thank me? Of course not, but she did try to kiss me (at least, that was my version of the story). The girl was trouble with a capital T.She was also smart, gorgeous, and all wrong for me-just ask her brother.My best friend.Dating her would be a terrible idea, but then again, I was famous for making bad decisions.So, when her car broke down, and I came to her rescue, I offered up a way she could pay me back-one dinner! That's all I needed to prove I wasn't just a player.I should have put a stop to things right then and there. Because now she wasn't just under my skin, but under my sheets too.Until I messed up-big time, and now I have to prove to her that I deserved a second chance, because I refused to accept that it was game over.I knew the rules, I knew the stakes, and I was playing for keeps.

Publicly fighting with a man for an oversold airline seat-Embarrassing! Realizing he was the famous Quarterback for the Atlanta Arrows-Awkward Knowing he was your friend's older brother and teenage crush but didn't recognize you-Humiliating. When I stormed out of the airport after throwing a temper tantrum, I never expected to cross paths with him again. All I wanted to do was put the night behind me and enjoy a strong martini. The last thing I expected was for him to waltz into the bar and offer me a night I couldn't refuse. I had every opportunity to tell him who I was. Instead, I lied and followed my heart- okay, that was a lie too. It was pure lust and maybe a little revenge that had me following him out the door. Now, we're flying back and forth between Atlanta and New York. And the more time we spend together, the harder I fall. Until news of our relationship gets blasted all over the internet. I guess it's true what they say, you can't believe everything you read online, or can you? I'm not sure anymore. Now I'm wondering if I should have left my heart on the sidelines where it belonged instead of trusting him to keep it safe, especially since the news of our relationship isn't the only thing about to be exposed.

Ukraine The West's FaultRootsWhat Causes the Code?Understanding The Russian ResponsePutin Is a Creation of The United StatesPutin Meeting!!Ukraine Under AttackJohn Furrier InterviewNATO ExpansionExpected Scenarios for A New Ukraine InvasionChina's Interest in The Russia-Ukraine ConflictWill Any Sanctions Work?Is Russia's Ukraine Invasion Will Spark World War I I I?Russia Vs the United StatesSummary

This remarkable study of the constructive and ultimately canon-forming relationship between satiric and Romantic modes of writing from 1760 to 1832 provides us with a new understanding of the historical development of Romanticism as a literary movement.

Throughout the years, biographers have depicted John Calvin in manifold ways. Serene Jones takes a fresh look at Calvin as she draws a compelling portrait of Calvin as artist, engaged in the classical art of rhetoric. According to Jones, this art was used knowingly and skillfully by Calvin to persuade and challenge his diverse audiences. Jones...

The Media of Testimony explores testimony relating to the Stasi in different cultural forms: autobiographical writing, memorial museums and documentary film. Combining theoretical models from diverse disciplines, it presents a new approach to the study of testimony, memory and mediation.

This book examines how young people understand and live politics, using innovative research methods. It treats age, class, gender and ethnicity as political 'lived experiences'. It concludes that young people are alienated, rather than apathetic, and that their interests and concerns are rarely addressed within mainstream political institutions.