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Examines Blake's place within a bourgeois culture in the process of redefining the role and meaning of sexuality.

Political satire, comic strip action adventure, science fiction, space opera, Orwellian dystopia, costume drama, Western...Drawing on a range of genres, Terry Nation's Blake's 7 resists categorisation or labelling; a ground-breaking piece of television drama. Presenting itself as easy-viewing, early evening entertainment for a (largely) teenage audience - which, on one level, it was - it tackles state-surveillance, propaganda, corruption, genocide, revolution, and terrorism. Avengers expert Rodney Marshall turns his attention to Blake's 7, offering unauthorised, entertaining, thought-provoking critical guides to all fifty-two episodes in Series 1-4. Horizon (the official Blake's 7 fan club) moderator Alex Pinfold has added a Foreword to this third edition, while television historian Matthew Lee has penned an essay on Terry Nation and Blake's 7. Combining dark humour, surrealism, shiny surfaces and dramatic depth, Blake's 7 blurs the boundary between hero/villain.

After his father disowns him, Colton is desperate, afraid he'll end up on the street until his stepbrother takes him in. Now Blake is a stepbrother and a roommate wrapped up in one hot, bossy package. Colton doesn't know how he is going to cope. Blake is offering him shelter and support when no one else will. Every other person in Colton's life is afraid of crossing his powerful, homophobic father. But not Blake. He's strong willed and confident. Colton couldn't stand his arrogance until Blake is the only one who reaches out to help him without expecting anything in return. Blake is smart, always rational, except when it comes to his stepbrother. His father's abuse has left Colton with serious insecurity issues. As Blake helps Colton gain some self-confidence, they both give in to their feelings. But Blake is straight. He can't have feelings for Colton. Will a threat from Colton's father drive them apart before they can admit their true feelings?

Riding for Blake is book 3 and the finale of the Knockout Love trilogy! Ivy I hate him. I hate his cocky arrogance. I hate those stupid tattoos he’s covered in. I hate that s***-eating grin he’s got on his face when he looks at me. I hate how he makes me feel every time those unsubtle eyes tell me exactly what he wants. I hate that he’s living in my house. Walking around half naked. Tempting me with those rock-hard muscles. I hate that I want his strong arms to grab me. To hold me. To pin me and make me scream. I hate that he's totally off limits-- --when all I want is for him to make me HIS. *** Blake I don’t believe in this thing called love. F***king a different woman before every fight has been my tradition ever since the first day I’ve gone pro. Nobody but me sleeps in my bed for more than a night. Ride her, take her, and leave her screaming my name hadn’t failed yet But that was before Ivy. She’s like no girl I’ve met before. Innocent, pure, and forbidden. Everything in me is screaming for me to corrupt her. To tease her. To make her find her inner bad. To make her MINE.

Index of pedigrees and alliances many a noble lord, paramount in his own country, would be astonished to find that his less distinguished neighbour was of a nobility as ancient as his own.

Tavern-bred English girl seeks to restore shabby manor house with the profits from smuggling along the Kentish coast, during the French Revolution.