Bücher von Victoria

Dieses Buch beschreibt diverse Erfahrungen mit Bekanntschaften übers Internet. Es geht um die Nutzung von Online-Datingportalen und die Suche nach Liebe. Eigene und Fremderfahrungen werden geschildert.

All creatures stop and stand before Ms. Green's chair. Mr. Groundy moves toward Ms. Green and places his paws upon her shin. He pulls himself upward and climbs into her lap, reaching for her military ball cap. He pulls the cap from her crown, then leaps to the ground, holding the cap in his mouth. He walks over to his friends, looks at them all intently, and then pushes them all in a horizontal line. He turns, placing the cap on his head, lifts his right paw to his right eye, and produces a grand salute!Ms. Green smiles with a giant smirk and speaks with a strong, but soothing voice: "e;We have a lot to do, my Ragtag Crew..."e;Let's all make this beautiful earth greener.

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Jamila is only 17 years old and the true definition of a good girl turned bad. With a crack addicted mother and no one to care for her, she is forced out onto the mean streets of Detroit. When she meets Darnell, a Chicago hustler, he convinces her to move to the windy city with him. He offers her the world, but soon the dream man that she thought was going to rescue her turns out to be her biggest nightmare. Instead of the legit business man she presumed him to be, she discovers he's into robbery, drug dealing, and murder. Soon she finds herself becoming his accomplice as he pulls her into his world. Once he teaches her the game she becomes as ruthless as him. Join Jamila and Darnell as they take you on a murder spree in one of the rawest street tales of our time. Will Jamila make it out of the mean streets of Chicago or will she end up with shattered street dreams or even worse...six feet deep?

How to love a man without spoiling him? That's the question millions of women are asking themselves. This text reveals how women can develop skills to unspoil their men and encourage their men to be more equal givers. It helps readers focus on relationship-enhancing and self-protecting skills.