He Had Three Strikes Against Him From the Start! Will Case—He's too big, far too attractive and much, much too sexy. And for the next few months, he'll be sharing a cabin with Carolina. Will is also best buddies with her little brother—and the same age! Carolina Villada—With all her heart, she loved her husband, but he still left her for another woman. Men!—she's had enough of them. Especially men like Will who have "heartbreaker" written all over them. Unfortunately, there's nowhere to hide in the tiny cabin. And green-eyed, gorgeous Will is determined not to be ignored….

In this quartet of stories by four of today's most popular romance authors, Jo Beverley, Cathy Maxwell, Jaclyn Reding, and Lauren Royal, the invigorating appeal of young men who appreciate the older woman is explored and celebrated.

"A cool, comic survey of the sexual education of a young Hungarian, from his first encounter, as a twelve-year-old refugee with the American forces, to his unsatisfactory liaison with a reporter's wife in Canada at the belated end of his youth, when he was twenty-three . . . elegantly erotic, with masses of that indefinable quality, style . . . this has the real stuff of immortality."—B. A. Young, Punch "A pleasure. Vizinczey writes of women beautifully, with sympathy, tact and delight, and he writes about sex with more lucidity and grace than most writers ever acquire."—Larry McMurtry, Houston Post "Like James Joyce, who was as far from being a writer of erotica as Dostoevsky, Vizinczey has a refreshing message to deliver: Life is not about sex, sex is about life."—John Podhoretz, Washington Times "The gracefully written story of a young man growing up among older women . . . although some passages may well arouse the reader, this novel brims with what the courts have termed "redeeming literary merit."—Clarence Petersen, Chicago Tribune "A funny novel about sex, or rather (which is rarer) a novel which is funny as well as touching about sex . . . elegant, exact and melodious—has style, presence and individuality."—Isabel Quigly, Sunday Telegraph "The delicious adventures of a young Casanova who appreciates maturity while acquiring it himself. In turn naive, sophisticated, arrogant, disarming, the narrator woos his women and his tale wins the reader."—Polly Devlin, Vogue

ABOUT THE BOOK "Older women, are beautiful lovers." So goes the song made famous by country crooner Ronnie McDowell in 1981. And he was right. For years, younger men of a certain type have always enjoyed the company of older women. The mystery, the worldliness, the experience - it's all something young men crave, and something many young women lack. The phenomenon of younger men having relationships with older women is nothing new. Silver screen legend Mae West, who coined the phrase, "Why don't you come up and see me some time?" kept a harem of young men well into her 60s. Catherine the Great, the sexually independent Russian ruler, had a string of younger lovers, and the last one was 40 years her junior. Celebrity couples with an older women in recent years have included Courtney Cox and David Arquette (7-year difference), Vivica Fox and rapper 50 Cent (11-year difference), Cher and Rob Camilletti (18-year difference), and Madonna and Brahim Zaibat (29-year difference). And, of course, there's Demi Moore who is 16 years older than her now-estranged husband, Ashton Kutcher. EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK To get a man, any man, you have to put yourself out there. To get a younger man requires a little more work because some might overlook you automatically. This isn't because you're not attractive, it's simply because most men are hardwired to look for women their own age or younger. To find him, you must seek him. Join an online dating site, whether it's one designed specifically for cougar-cub romances or one that caters to mainstream romances. Whichever site you choose, be specific in your age limits. How old is too old? And how young is too young? Use an attractive recent photo, preferably a headshot where you're smiling or otherwise look appealing. Keep it classy, though. You want him to be curious to know more about you, not about how fast he can bed you. Pick up a hobby that interests you, but one which also attracts young men. Do you enjoy skiing? Join a singles club that welcomes all ages for skiers. Any outdoor activity such as hiking, bicycling and boating often have young, male devotees. Don't start heading to NASCAR races if you really don't enjoy it, but don't skip out on something simply because it might not attract younger men. Cooking classes are often filled with young men. You'd be surprised at how many 20-something men are picking up sewing! Don't worry if the object of your desire isn't single. Strike up a conversation with him anyway. He probably has plenty of single friends!... Buy a copy to keep reading! CHAPTER OUTLINE How to Date Younger Men + Dating Younger Men: An Introduction + First Things First: Evaluate Your Motives + Be an Active Participant in Life + Be Assertive and Confident + ...and much more

This portrait of poverty-stricken Southern tenant farmers during the Great Depression has become one of the most influential books of the past century. In the summer of 1936, Pulitzer Prize–winning writer James Agee and photographer Walker Evans set out on assignment for Fortune magazine to explore the daily lives of white sharecroppers in the South. Their journey would prove an extraordinary collaboration—and a watershed literary event. Let Us Now Praise Famous Men was published to enormous critical acclaim. An unsparing record in words and pictures of this place, the people who shaped the land, and the rhythm of their lives, it would eventually be recognized by the New York Public Library as one of the most influential books of the twentieth century—and serve as an inspiration to artists from composer Aaron Copland to David Simon, creator of The Wire. With an additional sixty-four archival photos in this edition, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men remains as relevant and important as when it was first published over seventy-seven years ago. “One of the most brutally revealing records of an America that was ignored by society—a class of people whose level of poverty left them as spiritually, mentally, and physically worn as the land on which they toiled. Time has done nothing to decrease this book’s power.” —Library Journal

Reprint of the original, first published in 1838.

If you accidentally bang your best friend’s younger brother, here are a few important tips . . . One: Do not brag to your friend about how well-endowed her brother is. Two: Do not go back for seconds (or thirds). Three: Do not let him see your muffin top or jiggly behind. And definitely don’t let him feed you cookies in bed. Cookies are bad. Remember that. Four: Act like a damn grown-up and apologize for riding him like a bull at the rodeo. And do not flirt with him when he laughs at said apology. Five: This one is crucial, so pay attention. Do not, under any circumstances, fall in love with him.

In this world you’re surrounded by sexual images that open the door to temptation. They’re everywhere–on TV, billboards, magazines, music, the internet–and so easy to access that it sometimes feels impossible to escape their clutches. Yet God expects his children to be sexually pure. So how can you survive the relentless battle against temptation? Here’s powerful ammunition. Steve Arterburn and Fred Stoeker, the authors of the hard-hitting best-seller Every Man’s Battle, now focus on the temptations young single Christian men like you face every day–and they offer workable, biblical strategies for achieving sexual purity. The authors examine the standard of Ephesians 5:3–“there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality”–in a positive and sensitive light. And they explain how an authentic, vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ is the key to victory over temptation. Every Young Man’s Battle will show you how to train your eyes and your mind, how to clean up your thought life, and how to develop a realistic battle plan for remaining pure in today’s sexually soaked culture. As a result, you’ll experience hope–real hope–for living a strong, pure life God’s way