A worried woman provides a special elixir to help her age gap lodger Gabriel get better, but the side effects turn out to be very naughty indeed. Suddenly Gabriel is not only better, but he’s sporting a thickness that she can’t ignore. She yearns to nurse him further, drawing out multiple c-shots that she takes on and inside her!

Women extract multiple loads from their potent male counterparts, taking hot love inside, outside, and everywhere in between from virulent men who have plenty to give! Features books 1-4 of the series: ‘Nursing His S From Him,’ ‘Her Ex’s S's Bountiful Load,’ ‘Play Bunny’s Rewards,’ and ‘M’s Magic Camera.’

A vivacious, sexy older woman driving instructor teaches a younger man to drive, but before the big test he’s a pent-up ball of nervous energy. She relieves the tension in a unique way, but after his delicious pop-shot she realizes he has much more to give. Read as an excited woman discovers how much a virile guy can give her, both inside and out!

A lodger, Mason, finds landlady Mrs. McAllister’s old play bunny outfit, and she turns back the years by donning it for him. Mason is overcome with excitement at the vision of the older woman in costume, and she feels the thrill of her former years come to the fore. Read as she extracts c-shot after c-shot from the potent Mason, who shows Mrs. McAllister that experience isn’t everything!

Older women extract multiple loads from their excitable, younger counterparts, taking hot seed inside, outside, and everywhere in between from virulent men who have plenty to give in these age gap, adult sex stories! Includes books 1-8 of the series: ‘Nursing His S From Him,’ ‘Her Ex’s S's Bountiful Load,’ ‘Play Bunny’s Rewards,’ ‘M’s Magic Camera,’ ‘He Can’t Stop C'ing,’ ‘My Gosh, There’s So Much Nut,’ ‘M’s Love Nut Fiesta,’ and ‘Nursing His Loads.’

This authoritative catalogue of the Corcoran Gallery of Art's renowned collection of pre-1945 American paintings will greatly enhance scholarly and public understanding of one of the finest and most important collections of historic American art in the world. Composed of more than 600 objects dating from 1740 to 1945.

USA Today Best Seller As seen on the Today Show, Good Morning America, QVC, The Rachael Ray Show, Woman’s World, Bon Appetit, Food52 and Seventeen.com Selected as one of GMA’s highly anticipated spring cookbooks It only takes two years to start a tradition! From New Year's Day to Christmas and every holiday in between, your adopted grandmother Babs shares all of the holiday recipes and motherly advice you need to make every celebration special. With menus for festive moments throughout the whole year, you'll always know what to serve. Babs bestows upon you 100 of her family-favorite recipes—passed down from family and friends through the generations, recorded on tattered and torn recipe cards, and all stored in her old wooden recipe box. She also shares the holiday traditions her family has grown to love so you can pass them down to your family, too, and elevate all of life’s gatherings into memorable occasions. From little party hacks and entertaining tips, hosting the holidays will become less stressful and more meaningful. Celebrate with Babs will insert itself at the center of all of your gatherings for generations. What are you waiting for? Start your new traditions today!

Out of the Girls' Room and into the Night is a spirited, offbeat collection of stories, elongated riffs on that thing we call ...love. All manner of love stories: thwarted love stories, imaginary love stories, love stories offhand and obsessive, philosophical love stories, erudite and amusing love stories. “People don't meet because they both like Burmese food,” says one character, “or because someone's sister has a friend who's single and new in town, or because Billy's nose happened to crook just slightly to the left at an angle that made me want to weep...People don't fall in love with each other ...they just fall into love.” Everyone does it: women of fierce independence, men of thin character, rambling Deadheads, gay teenage girls, despondent Peace Corps volunteers, anorexic Broadway theatre dancers, the eager, the grieving, the uncommunicative. Even the confused do it. And they don't just fall in love with each other—they fall in love with certain moments and familiar places, with things as ephemeral as gestures and as evanescent as sunlight. Quirky, real, idealistic, deluded, bohemian, and true, these are people who can—and often do—fall in love with a pair of ears, August afternoons, saucers of vitamins, New Age carpenters, and dead bumblebees. And if there's something they can teach us, it's how to conceive of alternative worlds and the terror and the exhilaration of venturing outside the confines of the lives we know and making our way into a dark, glittering unknown.