He's a savage. Damien Cross treats New York City as if it's his personal playground. He sees. He touches. He conquers. He holds the fate of my family in his hands And makes a deal with me I can't refuse. He'll forgive my father's debt if he can have something in exchange: me. I promised myself I wouldn't get addicted, but nothing is guaranteed when you make a deal with a savage. Now this debt is my cross to bear.

And I did as I was told. I closed my eyes and felt Hollis take my hand and raise it to his lips. He placed a chaste kiss there that spoke so much to me that I didn't know I was crying until the warm tears slipped down my cheeks. I would not ever see either one of them again. And that was my cross to bear. Determined to get back to normal, Ivy throws herself back into her work. But Hollis nor Winslow will allow her to forget the heat of their passionate...

Three lovers. A second chance. One little white lie. Anna I cut loose for one night and they fell asleep before we sealed the deal. It's for the best-I'll never see Ben again but James and I have to work together… Until the restaurant closes and we go our separate ways. Months later, what are the odds that they'll turn up right when I'm meeting a blind date? Ben Anna rocked my world that night. And James… my best friend doesn't know it changed...

Born into poverty in Hammond, Indiana, not much was expected from Irvin Acie Cross. But with much hard work and dedication, he put together one of the most incredible life stories imaginable. After being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 1961 out of Northwestern University, Cross went on to have a nine-year career in the NFL, appearing in two Pro Bowls. After retiring, he joined the Eagles as a coach, and did so until 1971 when a rare opportunity...

"What happens when you swap the nine-to-five for two wheels and a journey of a lifetime? Terrified of the prospect of a life spent behind a desk, without challenge or excitement, Leon takes off to cross America on an overloaded bicycle packed with everything but common sense. Over five months and 6000 miles, he cycled from New York to Seattle and then on to the Mexican border, facing tornados, swollen river crossings, wild roaming buffalo and one...

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