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What happens when an innocent, kinky virgin catches the eye of a billionaire playboy Alpha male?

Vincent is ruggedly handsome and one of the wealthiest men in the city.
He’s a Dominant who drives all women wild. The one he craves is Aimee, his best friend and neighbor’s innocent, gorgeous 18 years old daughter. She becomes this sophisticated older man’s obsession, and he’d do anything to corrupt her innocence. What happens when he catches her playing with herself in his library?
Find out in that steaming hot billionaire age-gap romance.

WARNING! The story is for 18+ readers. It is a 15 000 words self-indulgent pure erotic goodness with a heavy dose of romance. Training Aimee depicts the adventures of a rough and sensual big Alpha male who trains a not so innocent, sexy virgin how to handle a world of intense kink. Enjoy how that dominant older man will sweep that sweet girl off her feet and introduce her to a world of dominance, submission, luxury, romance, and group play.
All characters are over 18.

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About Featured Book: Princess of Independence by Icarus Bobain

Princess Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso is a forgotten figure of the Italian Revolution
Born into a family of nobility, Belgiojoso learned at a young age what
foreigners interested in ruling the Italian States could be like.
She spent the rest of her life dedicated to uniting her home country and ousting those foreigners
who only brought harm and discord to the country.
After a failed marriage to a prince and being banished to live in Paris,
Belgiojoso met many key players in the French Government, helping to further her cause.
Her social circles were ones that everyone desired to be part of.
When Belgiojoso becomes a mother, with no father to help her, she still works toward her goal of a unified country, raising her daughter to understand the importance of her heritage.

Will she have to choose between being a mother or being a patriot?

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“A story that rallies your spirit and lifts your soul.”-Readers’ Favorite

“An original and compelling work of dystopian fiction.”-SPR

With America under attack from within, twelve-year-old James must fight his way to freedom while trying to hold onto his values and virtue.

“We are all given a space in life to fill, a roaring emptiness in time… and it’s how you choose to fill that void, that will determine the difference in becoming a man or a legend.”

That’s what my father said to me a few years ago before he walked out on Mom, Emily, and me. If I would have had any sense back then, I would have asked him exactly what that meant.

Instead, I’m out here learning it the hard way – dodging bullets and bombs while America is at war – my friends fighting back with all we have, while trying to keep these orphaned children safe and our dreams alive.

They call us The Risers. Well, okay… so we call ourselves “The Risers.” But either way, we’re out here doing everything we can just to survive and rise up from our nation’s ashes with honor, integrity, and justice.

Now, with smoky memories of a lost childhood, and the horrible, lingering, cardboard taste of MRE crackers (still left over from living in Dad’s bomb shelter), my mini army and me march forward, taking back what was once taken for granted.

But to be honest, I’m really just out here winging it. Wish me luck.

Targeted Age Group:: 12+

What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I wanted to write a book for teens that weren't into reading. Growing up, I hated to read. I'd rather be outside playing army, climbing trees, or basically doing something that I shouldn't be. Having quite the imagination, I would often imagine what my life might be like if America was at war, and I had to fight for my freedom in my own backyard. So this is for all the pre-teen, rowdy Jakes of the world who would rather have been playing army in the backyard instead of being stuck inside reading a stupid book.

How Did You Come up With Your Characters?
I imagined what my fictional son might be like, and let him create the story.

Book Sample
IT HAD BEEN NEARLY two long years since the war started. Somehow, call it fate or dumb luck, I was still alive. Or at least as alive as a thirteen-year-old kid could be in this new parentless world of burning towns and early morning machine gun fire. Now, instead of worrying about how to
talk to girls or failing geometry, I was leading a group of grimy teens and scared children to take back our country from the clutch of war.
We called ourselves The Risers. Mostly because Dad really liked Dierks Bentley and thought it was funny to blare that Riser song in my ear each morning when I wouldn't get up for school on time–and, well, I guess I thought it did sound kind of cool.

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Are you sick of swimming in the ocean of fake news and clickbait that is polluting the internet and diminishing the power of democracy? Are you are tired of being misled and feel misinformed but want to understand how to navigate the information chaos? Then you’ll want to get a copy of the upcoming book Behind the Scoop: Why You Should Think and Act Like a Journalist. By understanding how journalists operate and what makes a great story you’ll get more out of the news you read. In fact, you’ll start reading journalism that matters to you and you might even quit the news. Hi, my name is Johannes Koch and I’ve been a journalist for over decade and I’m telling you stop reading the news and to start reading scoops. If you want get smart about your news consumption, defend communties and democracy, then you’ll want this book. But don’t take it from me…Behind the Scoop starts with the journalists that reported and investigated the stories discussed in the book. Collectively these journalists have won awards and reported and traveled far and wide for publications such as the The New York Times, The Guardian, Quartz, Buzzfeed and many, many more.

Targeted Age Group:: 18-35

What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
As a journalist, I struggled to see how young journalists strived to write scoops but I also saw that many people didn't understand the work journalists do. I wanted to address that in Behind the Scoop. I asked the question: In the age of the publishing revolution if we can tell truths and dispel falsehoods but also tell lies and spread falsehoods. What do we choose to do? Why? I hope my book can tip the balance in favor of truth, transparency and provide some much-needed news literacy in the post-truth era.

Book Sample
You don’t become a journalist to make millions. You become a journalist driven by a sense of purpose—which you may sense as a God-given purpose or maybe just the desire to see a better world. But sometimes there are gaps between your ideals and the reality of your day job. For me it was exhilarating to see a share price soar or tank as a result of my journalism. With two massive screens and a myriad of blinking lights and alarm bells at my side, I could react to every hiccup that affected the companies I covered at Bloomberg, the global financial information powerhouse.
The Bloomberg newsroom in Berlin was a mix of murmurs punctuated by the occasional bursts of activity as breaking news crashed in. Editors shouted "backread" or "can someone come look over my shoulder" as news was prepped at lightning speed for release on the wire. With an event like Brexit, the red oozed down my black screen as markets shuddered and the financial world felt on the verge of total collapse and chaos. I came to journalism over a decade ago, initially with visions of being a writer at a newspaper, holed up in a quiet room after returning from assignment on some far-flung island. Upon my entry to the profession, however, newspapers were dying out like swing parties in the Great Depression. Online news was the new swing dance of my 20s and I liked a good party, so that’s the one I joined. I ended up in financial journalism in London first, where functional, precise and factual writing eradicated the need for stories told with flair. That made me less of a journalist, I thought.

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One buried body.
Many hidden secrets.
When the body of a teenage girl is discovered, the villagers of Birkbury close ranks to protect their secrets.
Gossip turns to fear and suspicion as they realise the killer is one of them and is prepared to kill again.
Beneath the good manners and polite smiles, DCI Hatherall discovers deep-seated resentments and family feuds going back decades. The stakes are raised when another girl goes missing.
Will the police uncover the killer before it is too late?

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