"You say you cannot trust me, yet you want to befriend me." Red roses symbolize passion, true love, romance and desire. The red rose is a classic "I Love You" rose. A deep red rose can mean that you are ready for commitment, and have a deep passion for that person. When red roses are used for a bridal bouquet, they represent bliss in the marriage as well as true respect and appreciation toward one another. Ultimately, if you want to tell someone you love them, a red rose is the way to go. Elizabeth Brompton, as third child of her parents, has not had an easy life. She is twenty-three now, but does not feel the pressure to marry. In fact, she does not want to marry for her heart has been broken too many times: by her brother, by her father, and by him. William Brown, lord of Hawthorne, must admit that his life has been a bore ever since he left her. For all those years, he has not been able to stop thinking of her, for his best friend - her brother - was a constant reminder of the woman he has lost. But after all those years of running away from the past, their eyes met and they realized that the love was never lost. Victorian Flower Series #1 Can be read as a stand-alone book.

As Lord Adam Beresford left Ashwood, Hertfordshire for the training and education of a gentleman, he promised to return and marry his childhood best friend, and the only girl he could see himself marrying, Grace Denham. Neither of them foresaw that it would be twelve years until they would meet again. A lot has changed in that time, and their lives are vastly different. Adam became a gentleman, and everything that the heir to a Dukedom ought to be. Grace remained in Ashwood and became a housemaid to support her family. But as their lives intertwine once more, their childhood promise bubbles to the surface, throwing their lives, the lives of their families, and the village of Ashwood into chaos.

"And I will always love you. As a person." This is based on a true story. Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears met in the Mickey Mouse Club 20 years ago. Justin and Britney started crushing as 13 year olds, and had their relationship as older teenagers. What would've happened if they didn't break up in 2002? And what could've been their happily ever after? All Rights Reserved © 2014

Britney is the typical girl-next door that grew up in the southwest of USA, while her teenage-crush Justin Timberlake grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. Everyone wanted them to stay together forever when they dated from 1999 to circa 2002, when everyone found out that Britney had been cheating on him, it seemed to her like everyone hated her. They have both moved on, Britney with Sam, and Justin with his Jessica. What no one really knows is if they still have feelings for each other even though they refuse to talk to each other, but only about each other to the interviewers. That question will be remained unanswered for now....

Britney never meant to hurt Justin. Justin never meant to hurt Britney. But they didn't just love each other, they needed each other, they were obsessed with each other. And a love like theirs always ends up in flames. * Loosely based on Britney and Justin's real life story, but with a much different ending.

Pollyanna Grows Up is a 1915 children's novel by Eleanor H. Porter. It is the first of many sequels to Porter's best-selling Pollyanna (1913), but is the only one written by Porter herself; the numerous later additions to the Pollyanna franchise were the work of other authors.

Pollyanna is a best-selling 1913 novel by Eleanor H. Porter that is now considered a classic of children's literature, with the title character's name becoming a popular term for someone with the same very optimistic outlook. Also, the subconscious bias towards the positive is often described as the Pollyanna principle. The book was such a success that Porter soon produced a sequel, Pollyanna Grows Up (1915).

Obra da inglesa Jane Austen.

Noah August William Harrison futuro Duque de Wiltshire e atualmente Conde de Trowbridge nunca se importunou por ter uma vida libertina livre de preocupações. Gostava da vida que tinha e nem se importava com o casamento, afinal sua família possuía uma grande fortuna e não precisa pensar em casar para aumentar a mesma, mas no ano de 1812 aquilo mudou. Amelia Matilda Gracie Campbell filha do Conde de Lulworth sonhava em encontar o amor verdadeiro, mas sabia muito bem que isso seria impossível devido a seu peso sempre fora rejeitada pela maioria da alta sociedade londrina, odiava participar de temporadas e seus bailes pois era encarada dos pés a cabeça por todos que a consideravam feia. Seu pai somente tivera ela de filha e lamentava todo dia por a mesma ser incapaz de casar tanto que triplicará seu dote afim de que o titulo ainda continuasse de certa forma na família Campbell. Devido a todos esses fatos Amelia cresceu amando ler e tinha nos livros seus melhores companheiros para aguentar as ofensas sofridas nos bailes. A vida gosta de nos pregar peças e brincar com os nossos destinos e não vai ser diferente no caso dessas duas pessoas distintas.

Brasil Imperial, meados do século XIX. Carolina e Fabrício foram destinados a se casar antes mesmo que tivessem nascido por uma promessa feita pelos pais de ambos. Todavia, quando finalmente se unem, Fabrício descobre que a mulher que lhe fora destinada por esposa está longe de ser a beldade longilínea dentro dos padrões da época. Carolina era uma beleza renascentista. Isto o aborrece e o faz construir um muro entre si e a sua doce e inocente esposa, que dedica os dias a agradar o marido sem saber que causa repugnância a este. Quando a venda cair dos olhos de Fabrício e ele perceber o valor de Carolina, talvez seja tarde demais para colocar o casamento no caminho certo.