Bøger af J. Lee

Avery Adams has had a hard start to life. She has pulled herself out the grim and a life of bad luck. She has never felt any love from her family and has little friends. She decides to leave her hometown to make a better life for herself. Her journey comes to a stop when she runs out of gas. She is now face to face with a huge hunk of a man in a dark parking lot; instead of running she feels a spark of hope. Grant Easton is dedicated to his club. He loves the music he's surrounded by and takes pride in the work he has done to get the family business out of the red and back in the black. He has no time for love in his life but from the moment he meets the spit fire with a foul mouth he feels a pull to her. The only trouble is what he sets in the way of a future with her. Too bad his obstacles are not the only ones they have to get around. Having finally found love from group at the Barrelhouse will Avery's silver lining be tarnished or will she be able to have the life of love she has always wanted?

Elsy Waters thought she was a strong person. Her fiancé makes her question all of the strength she thought she had. When her cousin comes to the rescue she is thankful to have him back in her life. What she does not plan are the feelings for his sexy; tattoo covered bearded best friend and business partner, Dino. She tries to deny the connection that she is always feeling when she is around him. Dino makes that near impossible with his soulful voice, his concern for her safety, and him always being a permanent fixture in her life. He breaks down barriers she has placed around her heart. Will he be able to mend her heart? Just when she thinks that she has left her past behind it catches up with her. Will she be strong enough to stand up for both her and Dino?

This authoritative text examines the arrangements at the centre of Whitehall for advising the British prime minister and Cabinet, especially during the Thatcher and Major governments.

This authoritative text examines the arrangements at the centre of Whitehall for advising the British prime minister and Cabinet, especially during the Thatcher and Major governments.