After being shipwrecked on a remote jungle Island in the middle of God knows where, Rizpah is rescued by a barbarian who stashes her away in his cave. Will she ever be able to tame this cave-man and change his savage ways? How will she go back to civilization when she has no means of travel? Hur cannot believe his eyes when he sees a golden-haired angel in the jungle close to his hide-out. But his surprise quickly turns to suspicion and mistrust when he remembers the white-skinned people who invaded his home and took his brother and some of his other tribesmen away across the ocean. Now they are back and are building settlements on his land. And they had the same hair color as this wench! Will Hur ever let go of the past and embrace what is to come? Join these two polar opposites as they try to find common ground so they can live together in peace.

When Matthew Taylor loses his wife of 5 years Julie who he's loved since high school, because she makes the most ultimate sacrifice a mother can make, he's heartbroken, sad, lost and left all alone to raise their 3 month old daughter Savannah, so he hires a nanny (Ava Carson) to help, but most of all will he be able to put his life back together. Now a year later when they start falling for each other, will Matthew be able to love again or will he push Ava away?

A second chance has unexpected consequences in USA Today bestselling author Janice Maynard's TEXAS CATTLEMAN'S CLUB: AFTER THE STORM prequel novella… Texas financier Jed Farrell always gets what he wants--except when it comes to the one who got away, Kimberly Fanning. Now he's here to settle old scores with his which school sweetheart at their ten-year reunion. But when they end up back between the sheets, the man with a plan soon gets a shocking surprise. Will old doubts and differences scuttle their second shot at a future together? Time is running out as a storm literally brews on the horizon… The story continues in STRANDED WITH THE RANCHER by author Janice Maynard, only from Harlequin Desire!

i miss you .

These poems that me and my friends made are mostly about heartbreak... :D

A six line poem consisting of 2, 2, 2, 2, 9, 9 syllables. The first four lines rhyme and are all descriptive words. The last two lines rhyme and incorporate the first, second, third, and fourth lines as the 5th through 8th syllables.