Bücher von Andrea Smith

Dirk Sexton is a thirty year old playboy with a conscience. He wants the sex without feeling the guilt of his meaningless one night stands.Deciding to take a chance, he finally takes the leap only to realize that he may have chosen the wrong sister.Autumn Dey may be Summer's twin sister but they are definitely not identical. Summer is tall and toned . . . and, well, Autumn isn't.When Summer starts dating her sister's gorgeous new boss, Dirk Sexton, Autumn slides herself into the friend zone, admiring from afar. Until, that is, her alter ego and 900 operator, discovers Dirk's true desires.Will love truly conquer all?

Book #2 in the "Dream Series" finds Trey and Tylar with a new addition to the family!That's right, Baby Preston has arrived and the couple are adjusting to her arrival! But not all is rosy pink. Tylar's dreams reach a new level of creepy, and she is finding that she fears for the safety of their baby. Her nightmares are puzzling, and sharing them with Trey is not much help. Passing them off to her stress at being a new mother, Trey is not prepared for the fact that Tylar's dreams may in fact be a premonition of the danger that awaits them.They marry in a beautiful ceremony at his home in Virginia, but soon after, things start to get real. Even Trey comes to realize that Tylar's nightmares have substance, but is it too late once their baby is taken by someone from Tylar's past?This installment gets better by the page. Their love and commitment is tested once the truth of Tylar's past starts to unravel in ways they never could've imagined!'Take this roller coaster ride with them and see just how tangled the web of Tylar's past plays into their present--and maybe even their future! You will be shocked at the revelations that unfold!Adult Content18+

Andrea Smith examines the racial reconciliation movement in Evangelical Christianity through a critical ethnic studies lens, evaluating the varying degrees to which Evangelical communities that were founded on white supremacy have attempted to address racism and become more inclusive.

In this revolutionary text, Native American scholar and activist Andrea Smith reveals the disturbing connections between white settler colonialism, genocide, and violence against Native American women and children.