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He's a savage. She's a willing bride who dreams of freedom; only she gives up one cage to find herself in another.Emma I was a willing sacrifice in an arranged marriage. Until my father made a new deal and gave me to another. Now I must marry a savage. A Northerner- the very thing I had been taught to hate.I vow to never be his. I will never belong to Shay O'Reagan. I will defy him every step of the way.He may lay claim to my body, but he will never own my heart. ShayIn order to secure my place in the Irish Mafia, I agree to an arranged marriage. A marriage with a willing bride, one groomed to be the wife of a mafia king. What I get is a redheaded beauty hell bent on my destruction. Turns out, she was meant to be the perfect mafia wife- just not mine. That treacherous detail doesn't stop me from wanting her. From needing to taste her ruby red lips.The fire that blazes in her defiant eyes lights a desire inside of me that demands I claim her as my own. While she wastes my time defying me with every breath, the North rises up demanding retribution for a crime that was buried a long time ago. The clock is ticking as I battle a war around me and within my own walls. Every minute takes us both closer to certain death. I'm unsure of who my true allies are and where my enemies are hiding. There's only one thing I'm certain of. I will never give up. I will fight to the end, no matter the cost.I am a King and I will die on my feet.

She's the sheltered princess of the Irish Mafia. He makes a deal with the devil and vows to keep her safe. Safe from everything - including himself.DanaMy family are MafiaA truth I still can't accept.A secret I want no part in, one that could get me killed.My father placed me in Cillian's hands for protection, or so I'm told.But his protection feels like prison bars, and I refuse to be his captive.My Life is unraveling.My father's words feel like lies.And the longer I stay hidden with my bodyguard, the more I see the truth.Cillian is everything I shouldn't want, a threat no one saw coming.I'm in the hands of my father's enemy, hands that make me ache.Now I have a choice to make.A deadly choice.CillianShe's the daughter of Liam O'Reagan: the sheltered Princess of the Irish Mafia.When her life is put in danger, I make a deal with the devil.He offers something I want, and I vow to keep his daughter safe.Safe from the men who would use her to wound her father.Safe from the secrets she keeps trying to uncover.Safe from everything-including me.Until she runs and I have to chase her.The thrill of the hunt mixed with the scent of her fear and panic is a deadly combination.I couldn't resist one small taste.The King of the Irish Mafia might take my head for touching his daughter, but not before I have his.IT'S TIME FOR THE KING TO FALL!

He's rich, egotistical and a womanizer. She's angry dark and sarcastic. What could possibly go wrong?DarraghMy official punishment for messing up is working in one of my brother's hotels. The unofficial one? I'm stuck with Ciara. Angry, dark and sarcastic, she fills in my days.Sick of being penniless, robbing a bank seems a no-brainer. That was until I got caught and I'm the scapegoat once again. Normally, choosing between my life and my friends would have been easy. Simple maths. That was until Ciara. She's making me regret a lot of my past and question most of my decisions.The closer we grow she's all I can think about. She swears she will never sleep with me, but I love a challenge. I will have her no matter what the cost.CiaraThe streets of Dublin were all I've ever known. When Liam O'Reagan offers me a job, working in one of his hotels, things start to look up for me. That is until Darragh O'Reagan is dropped into my life and we have to work together. He's everything I can't stand: rich, egotistical and a womanizer. The closer we get the more of him I see, and I soon realize he's worth saving. But at what cost?With the O'Reagan's the price tag always seems too high.

Jack, a loyal and loving Boxer, becomes an out-of-control killing machine days after contracting rabies from a raccoon in his familys backyard. Jack attacks his owner, 17-year-old Katy, and her childhood friend, Peyton, and a bloody race for survival ensues as the terrified girls find themselves severely injured and trapped in a bedroom without any means of calling for help. The life-or-death situation is a shock considering the endearing nature of this story. Jack, a rescue dog, is the perfect companion for Katy and a neighborhood favorite. The two end up being inseparable, often going on long-distance runs together, snuggling by the TV late at night, and spending their free time together even as Katy gets older and finds her schedule getting busier with a love interest and her and Peytons budding cross country careers. Jack is an extremely loyal and protective dog. He saves both Katy and Peyton from predatory acts and becomes a hero in the neighborhood for his fearlessness. But one day Jack is left alone outside and is bit behind the ear by a raccoon. When Katys mom neglects to take him to the vet, Jack takes a turn. Katy and Peyton notice Jack becoming restless in the backyard. When they open the door, he attacks them and slices into Peytons wrist. Peyton is severely injured but cannot get help as the two girls end up trapped in a bedroom as Jack violently tries to claw his way into the room through the door and nearby windows. Katy tries her best to care for Peytons wound, but she has already lost a lot of blood. After several hours, Katy considers many rescue attempts but instead works out a daring escape, so she can get to her cell phone and call for help. Peyton runs outside to create a distraction and collapses on the front lawn. Jack vanishes. Meanwhile, Peyton is rushed to the hospital and is being treated for her injuries. Left to pick up the pieces, Katy works with local animal control to bait Jack out of hiding in a nearby trail. When Jack tries to attack Katy and her mom, the unthinkable happens.

The day Rocky became Brians chocolate Labrador was the first best day of his life. The second best day was when he met Molly, the cocker spaniel next door. The dog life has been a good onechasing grasshoppers, playing tug-of-war, swimming in the lakebut Rocky also wanted to be a service dog. He wanted to be a police dog and go through the police academy. Molly, too, had her own dreams of being a show dog and competing in the dog show after her stint in beauty school. However, following their dreams meant they would have to leave each other and their childhood homes, and saying goodbye is bittersweet. Rockys life as a police dog is a dangerous one, but Mollys journey to become a show dog did have its bad guys. New friends and new adventures await the two dogs, but will Rockys and Mollys different dreams mean they will have to say goodbye forever? Or will fate somehow bring them back together for good? With perseverance, friendship, and fun, Rocky and Molly show what it means to dream big no matter what happens.

The five review articles included in this volume were produced by the Dutch History Seminar of the University of London with the assistance of several Belgian and Dutch historians. They first appeared in the volumes VI-X of the Acta Historiae Neerlandicae (in 1978 renamed The Low Countries History Yearbook), a periodical published by the Dutch Historical Society with the objective of bringing new pUblications on the history of the Low Countries in the Dutch language to the attention of English-speaking historians. These articles have been republished and provided with indexes in the hope that in this form they will also prove to be useful to students of Belgian and Dutch history who have not been regular readers of the Acta. Should this pUblication be favourably received a subsequent volume covering the years 1976-1981 may be issued. THE EDITORS VII Survey of recent Dutch Historiography ALICE C. CARTER, Editor INTRODUCTION This bibliographical article has been put together by members of the Dutch history seminar held at London University's Institute of Historical Research. The article is intended for non-Dutch-reading scholars and indeed all who are interested in Netherlands history. An attempt has been made, and will continue to be made, to survey important works published in the year previous to that in which the article is drawn up. This year we have concerned ourselves with books or in the earlier part of 1971.