From the moors of Scotland to Manhattan, Leneé has secrets. The most well kept one is her love for a man seventeen years older than her. She met Sergeant Bryce Walters on a train, traveling from New York to Kansas. The thirteen-year-old Scottish girl falls in love, desperate for attention and security, while looking and acting much older. She nearly seduces the soldier, who does not know her age, but finds she is inexperienced in the ways of sex. Then years later, she is in a childless marriage that has never been consummated, when she meets him again. Unknown to her, he is her father-in-law, a soldier retiring from his overseas duties. Even though she is committed to his son and their loveless marriage, she desires to have a child, which complicates their lives. Will a drifter that appears on the scene seduce her, out of her desperation for a complete and fulfilling life?

Entrepreneur Ramy El-Batrawi answers the question Can You Think and Grow Rich? with a resounding Yes! Throughout a journey of 48 years during which he lost and regained his fortune more than once, the author applied the principles of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich to achieve the extraordinary success that creates an extraordinary life. Ramy left home at 12 and never looked back, continuing on a path that led to business deals with the most influential millionaires and billionaires in the world, as well as battles with prosecutors and unethical investors. This book reveals how Ramy embedded the secrets of Think and Grow Rich into his every waking hour, and refined his approach using keys that you too can employ on your own journey to success. If this book can not help you achieve the success you want then no other book can. The keys that are given have been proven over and over again. It is all based of lasting truth and the way the universe works. Think and Grow Rich introduced it in 1937, and every self help book has been based on the principles he laid out. Millions of people achieved success based on these principles. Ramy pushed the limits of every principle and achieved success that almost no one could believe. This book can get you anything you ever wanted, what is that worth to you. Read Can You Really Think and Grow Rich? Keys to Unlock an Extraordinary Life if you want to change your own life—starting today.

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Terri was engaged to a notorious strip club owner known as 'Big Mac' McKenna for seven years. He was gunned down in his limousine in his driveway at 6200 Carbon Canyon Road. He took twenty- one bullets in the chest. By sheer luck Terri had escaped being in the limousine with him by leaving Mac three months earlier. She was rocked by the murder and frightened by the prospect of who could have done it. "I usually drove to check the mailbox, which was down by the road at the end of a mile-long winding driveway, but it was a beautiful southern California summer day in August 1987, sunny and inviting outside. I needed the fresh air, and it was a chance to enjoy some rare time alone in a turbulent life that seemed at a turning point. I must have anticipated that something important would be waiting for me in the mail. I opened the letter addressed to me, Terri Lenee Peake, from Penthouse magazine and couldn't believe my eyes-there with the letter was a gold Penthouse key necklace for me and a note saying "Congratulations, you are October 1987 Penthouse centerfold." That moment I went from nobody to suddenly somebody and things were about to take a drastic turn. I was living in an increasingly abusive relationship with Horace "Big Mac" McKenna, a six-foot-six, black bodybuilder, ex-cop, and notorious gangster who co-owned a string of strip clubs. He had moved me into his lavish forty-acre ranch at 6200 Carbon Canyon Road in Brea, an address that would later become infamous as a murder scene. For now, it was where Mac kept his Arabian horses, his pet tiger and jaguar, four attack dobermans, his spider monkeys that he dressed in tuxedos, his collection of lethal snakes-and me.""

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