Kirjahaku

The action, drama, and suspense will grip you page after page. Brothers (Wallace and William) who were almost inseparable; will try to tear each other's life apart. Wallace is jealousy and hatred. He feels his little brother has been given more opportunities to be successful than he and William have squandered them, one by one. The woman in William's life does not help matters at all either. She becomes another thorn in his side, the catalyst that finally sets William off. Wave after wave of late spring storms rolls in ominous signs of terrible things to come. William realizes his life will never change until he does something drastic and to satisfy his newfound lust for revenge. Who convinces who into robbing a bank, William may never know, but the planning of it takes over all of his thoughts. William will push his brother and his hatred over the edge, never really knowing where his emotions or lack thereof, will lead him to do. Very few people he knows will be spared from his killing spree. Others will wish they have never crossed paths with him. A toll-way worker and his son get caught up in the deadly getaway. A war of wills takes place inside and out of the hijacked truck and along the rain-soaked roads of northern Illinois. Bloodied bodies and twisted metal will be left in William's wake. Will William have The Means to put all the misery of the past behind him and begin his life over?

Warning: This description, and the book itself, contain strong sexual language, and are not suitable for people under the age of 18.Lydia was a clerk in a law firm hoping to better herself, and when she met the hugely wealthy Sir Gerald Brenster, following the sad death of his first wife, the opportunity arose.The idea of being faithful to him never occurred to her, and even on their wedding day, her legs were rarely closed: "One of Kevin's hands now drifted down to Lydia's thigh; stroking under her skirt, he discovered her panty-less pussy very quickly; his probing finger slipped between her labia. Her cunt was lubricating freely, and the errant finger slipped in all the way. She gasped. "Oh God Make me come " Kevin eased another finger into her, and let his thumb find her clitoris. Circling the stiff little bud, he worked his fingers deep inside her, pulling them back then forcing them to her cervix. Lydia was clinging to him, feeling her legs turn to jelly as her climax began to overwhelm her. Standing in that lounge bar, not knowing if any other member of hotel staff might come in, Lydia cried aloud. The young barman took his hand away then from her groin and once again pulled her hips into his, let his lips find hers. Between kisses, Lydia gasped, "I don't think that's the first one of those you've touched."Kevin didn't reply; through the fabric of her dress, his finger was tracing down the crease of her arse. Unerringly, even through the material, he found the little puckered hole of her anus, so recently deflowered. He pushed the dress up into the hole, drawing another gasp from her, before sliding his finger a little further forward and invading her vulva once more.

Marcie, Michael, and Allan move with their parents to Getzelman Estates; a neighborhood unlike any other they have ever heard of before. Here, all of the new homes get their names from the wonderful trees that adorn the properties' landscapes. The trio and their parents, Lucas and Morgan Markson move into Oakford across the street from the Getzelmans. The Markson children soon find out that there is something strange going on outside. The old man is strange and always seems to be around in every bodies' business. The children of the neighborhood are not like many others of this day and age; none of them have a cellphone to stare at when they are outside. The Marksons blend right in. But soon, little episodes of paranormal activity begin to take place. First, disembodied voices are heard and then the playground toys are moved around by invisible forces. Neighbors become suspects of possibly playing pranks on the new family. Somebody has to know something about what is going on. Gary Getzelman, known to the children as Grizzly, gives Marcie some insight as to what might be really happening. What they discover is incredible and forces the Markson children to look at how they treat each other.

"There Will Be Blood" is a series of short stories describing the situations a child can get into. Raising children can be a harrowing experience for parents and guardians, so you better be ready. Some kids are more prone to accidents than others. I guess I was one of them and these are my true stories about my younger years.