Bøker av Sue Brown

"I'll get down on my knees if I have to, Daddy."Louis knows only one bodyguard he can trust to take care of him after a vicious assault. He's prepared to go to his knees and beg his former Daddy to help him. But will Craig listen?After his relationship with Louis ended, Craig ran away so he'd never have to face his boy again. But when Louis pleads for his help, Craig has a tough decision to make; risk his heart being broken for a second time or turn away from the man who needs him.In Craig's head, Louis is a client in danger. In his heart, Louis is his boy. In his hands, Louis is his world. Will Louis and Craig grasp their second chance in love, or will they walk away from each other at the end of the assignment?

Griff spends his evenings unofficially protecting the successful club owner, Jem Peacock, for the Biker Daddy Bodyguards. But Jem is a boy in need of a Daddy and Griff is desperate to take that job. He waits for Jem to trust him with the secret of his heart.This young Daddy, all wiry muscle and compact strength, is not Jem's type. But when Jem's world implodes, Griff is the one by his side, guarding him, offering Jem the chance to explore his little side. Jem has longed for a special kind of Daddy, one who loves a femme little. Is he too old to have his dream? Can he trust Griff with his secret?To his fellow bodyguards, Jem is a client. To their community, Jem is a boy in need of a special Daddy. To Griff, Jem is a little to be treasured. Will Jem give him that chance?

"Am I here as his bodyguard, his fake boyfriend, or his Daddy?"The minute Quinn lays eyes on the bratty boy hunched in the chair, spitting fire and ice at him, he knows why he's been chosen for this assignment. He doesn't want to take the job but the boy's life is in danger. Could Quinn turn him away?Cade doesn't want a bodyguard at his back 24/7. He works hard and parties harder. But this man isn't the usual rent-a-suit. He's six foot five of solid muscle, hard eyes, and a voice that makes Cade want to beg for his attention.To the world, Quinn is Cade's bodyguard. To their friends, Quinn is Cade's boyfriend. To the suspect, Quinn is Cade's Daddy...Quinn can't help thinking this won't end well.

Two men drawn together in a time where the wrong word could send them to prison. Will they sacrifice their reputations for their hearts' desire? Lord Thomas Downe, the Duke of Lynwood, is acquiring an unwanted reputation. Rumours spread like wildfire in society and despite owning one of the richest estates in England he can't afford to sully his family name. Time is running out for him to find a wife. Then Thomas meets a man that it might be worth sacrificing everything for. Threatened by his father with disinheritance, young and innocent Lord Edwin Nash arrives in London with a sole purpose: to find a wife. He's desperately unhappy, out of his depth in London society as he hides his true feelings from the world. Then Edwin meets a man who offers him a dance and a dangerous proposition, a chance to remove the mask he presents to the rest of the world. Will Edwin take the Duke's hand and step into a world he's only dreamt about? If you love Regency romances with a dashing, smouldering hero who takes on the world for his love, you'll adore The Layered Mask.

Brad feels out of place in his tight-knit family. His six gay Daddy brothers are all coupled up, leaving Brad as the lone Daddy without a boy to love. The drama of the past two years has eased and now, he's lonely. Brad has always found solace in his barn, where he spends his days blowing things up and writing poetry about the explosive chaos. He's even gotten a publishing contract although he isn't sure what he's meant to do with it. Then a shy young man turns up at Christmas Tree farm from his publisher. He's meant to be there to illustrate Brad's book, but what he can't remember is he and Brad have met before. The rest of the family can though, from the smirks. No matter what he wants, Eric knows he's there just until the book is complete. Brad wants him to stay forever in his arms. It's an impossible choice for Eric. Then danger knocks at the cabin door... The final book in the Bearytales series by Sue Brown.

When a gruff Daddy thinks he's an ugly duckling, it takes a special boy to show him that he's a Beau Bear.Seven Boys for Seven Gay Daddies. Beau Bear is the sequel to Snow Twink. Damien has known his whole life that he was the ugly duckling of the seven Brenner brothers. But as a big Daddy bear, it didn't matter until Vinny comes into his life. Another boy rescued from Kingdom Mountain Theme Park, Vinny is too young and too beautiful for an old bear like Damien. The age gap is too much. He needs a younger, gorgeous Daddy to take care of him. Try telling Vinny that. He wants Damien to be his Daddy, and he's not going to accept no for an answer. He's sure he can out-stubborn Damien, with a little help from Damien's family. Who is going to win this battle of wills? Can Damien ignore his heart's desire and persuade Vinny he needs a fresh start away from the mountain and away from him? Or will Vinny finally persuade Damien that the only place he wants to be is in the arms of his beau bear? Read Boy Tangled, the next in Bearytales Daddy/boy fairy tales romances

A shivering twink, stumbling through the snowy night in a panic. A lonely Daddy bear who needs a boy. Will they find each other before it's too late?In the Kingdom Mountain theme park, a young kitchen worker dreams of being a boy to a Daddy who loves him, but the evil CEO has other plans for Lyle.Gruff is built like a bear and with the heart of a Daddy. But as the youngest and smallest of seven gay brothers who live together in the Kingdom Mountain forest, the chances of finding a boy of his own are slim.Lost in the woods as night falls, Lyle is getting colder by the minute. Will he be saved by the Daddy bear just waiting for a boy like him?Snow Twink is now #1 in the Bearytales in the Wood series. The story continues in Beau Bear.

Jack rides into town with a short to-do listHide from the bad manFind a new jobFind his forever DaddyLive Happily Ever AfterNowhere on the list was 'Get knocked down by the town giant.'But when he wakes to find himself in the arms of PJ Brenner, he discovers he may have fulfilled his to-do list in one go. If he's brave enough to admit his secret. PJ's brothers saved their boys from life-threatening situations. PJ knocks his boy to the ground. After a rocky start, he's determined to help Jack whether he wants it or not.Take the sweet boy homeFind him a jobFind him somewhere to liveFind out what he's hidingNowhere on the list is live happily ever after. But it doesn't take PJ long to discover he wants to be the one to give Jack his fairy tale ending. If only Jack would trust him. Beauty & the Boy, the next in the Bearytales series, is out now.

A boy who is scared of being caged again. A Daddy who's about to rescue the world. Will they trust each other to fall in love when their future is unknown? Throwing Jake and his brothers out of the Tin Bar seems like a good idea to Aaron. It avoids a fight with another Daddy, and he doesn't have to watch Jake play with another boy all evening. Why does the guy who presses each one of Jake's Daddy buttons hate him so much? Jake's given up trying to attract his attention. Aaron doesn't like him, and Jake needs to focus on the case. Only Aaron's actions have unexpected consequences, and Jake brings his dream boy into the Brenner household. Aaron has good reason to avoid being caged. Can Jake persuade Aaron to wait for him or is it better to let his songbird go?

Not every boy wants to be rescued. Not every Daddy is ready to take care of a boy. Not everyone gets what they want. A fish-out-of-water, Red Riding Hood romance in the Bearytales in the Wood world. Red felt he'd exchanged one prison for another. From the Kingdom water theme park to the Brenner brothers' cabin. Only this one was worse. Everyone was happy and expected him to be too. He hated it and he hated them.Harry didn't know what to make of the new arrival in the Brenner household. The boy was rude to his family, which made everyone annoyed. The only time Red was happy was when he was in the stables. Which made him Harry's problem as far as the family was concerned.For Red, there was only one saving grace and that was the horses. They didn't judge him and expect him to be grateful all the time. He just wanted to leave.Harry didn't know what to do with a resentful boy. The family expected him to step up and be Red's Daddy. Harry just wanted to look after his horses so he could think about his future.The path to a happy ever after was never going to be smooth, especially if the Daddy and boy didn't want to be together. What would it take for Harry and Red to realize they were made for each other?

This was originally published as Falling for Ramos. The content is the same, just in a different order. It only takes one glance at the photo to realise that his heart is still with his first-and only-love. After ten years apart, Colin takes one look at the handsome man in the newspaper photo and realises his heart still belongs to the boy he met at nineteen. But a lot has happened between the innocent student landing in Ramos's lap and the battered and world-weary head teacher Colin is now.Now Ramos is back in town for a few days, and he wants to meet Colin. However, Colin has a boyfriend, and he doesn't cheat, even if his current relationship in its death throes.Colin is caught between his heart and his head. Ramos wants a second chance at love. But even if-and it's a big if-Colin agrees, Ramos will return home in a few days and the reason they split hasn't gone away. Is the man he never stopped loving worth changing Colin's whole world? Why does it have to be so complicated?

In a world of second chances, will Matt get the one he needs most? Alec has been patient, but he's waited long enough. It's time for his boy to make up his mind, stay or go. Why won't he commit to their happy ever after? All Alec wants is an answer from Matt, a confirmation that he wants to spend the rest of his life in his Daddy's arms. But Matt refuses to commit. Instead, he seems to be pulling away. Matt knows his Daddy Bear wants a life together, but he is still not sure he can give that to him. Matt knows he's broken inside, the beast in their relationship. Something must be wrong for him not to be able to say yes to his beautiful and loving Daddy. Then Matt's hidden secret, his monster, is exposed and threatens to destroy his relationship with Alec and the Brenners once and for all. Will Alec support his boy as their world crumbles around them? Will Matt run away rather than ask for what he needs? In the sixth book of Bearytales, will this Daddy and boy get their happy ever after?

A step-by-step guide to making paper lithography prints Clear, detailed instructions to printing a lithographic transfer using a humble photocopy as a plate Advice on how to incorporate the process as part of sketchbook, textile and etching practice Ideas for more advanced multimedia applications and inspirational finished examples Tips for coping with common problems and warnings of pitfalls to be avoided

Julia Wedgwood (1833-1913) was a leading Victorian female non-fiction writer who ventured fearlessly into the reserved territory of the Victorian "e;man of letters"e;, writing about the Classical world, Darwinism, German Biblical criticism, moral philosophy, theology and science as well as literature and history. Her successful debut as a novelist was halted by her father's objections. Non-fiction proved a more congenial metier and she was a regular contributor to the Spectator, Contemporary Review and other upmarket periodicals. Her books include The Moral Ideal and The Message of Israel and biographies of John Wesley and her great grandfather, Josiah Wedgwood. Based on her extensive correspondence this biography also considers the tensions in her family life, the challenges she faced in establishing an unconventional, independent household and the impact of her deafness. Her wide, eclectic circle of friends included Harriet Martineau, Mrs Gaskell, her uncle Charles Darwin and his family, Browning who might have married her, F.D. Maurice, George Eliot, Frances Power Cobbe, Arthur Munby, Mary Everest Boole, Richard Hutton and the young E.M. Forster. She also played a significant role in Victorian feminism.Amongst the many themes explored are the pioneering days of women's higher education and first wave feminism, feminist theology and the significance of female friendships, Christian Socialism, Darwinism, idealism and Victorian agnosticism, spiritualism, antivivisectionism, periodical writing, perceptions of the Classical world, the impact of German Biblical criticism and the Wedgwood family's sense of itself and its history.

Birmingham born librarian Sue Brown looks at a timber framed building in Bewdley, Worcestershire, and traces something of its fascinating history as a coaching inn. Known as the Wheatsheaf between about 1754 and 1875, it was established as one of two principal inns in the town by 1788.

Cassie remains in therapy along with Alan and Alicia Afterbirth. A small band of barking mad souls who meet every Wednesday at the local NHS Crumpled Clinic. Pete is still pissed and Mary is now digging in her dahlias with a dildo as she freefalls into the darkness that is dementia. Life eh?