Chloe Young

No strings attached is easier, until love tangles things.Privileged playboy Innes Kent has been unmoored since his regular escort quit on him. Though he's a talented lawyer at a successful firm, without the distractions of a gorgeous man and frequent sex, his mind often wanders in unpleasant directions. For instance, toward his estranged daughter and his many regrets therein.Charlie is a budding fashion designer, but the need to support his unwell mother has left him scraping to get by. When his cleaning job sends him to a lavish office one desperate night, he's overwhelmed by the excessive luxury he sees, and when Innes catches him thieving, he's at the lawyer's mercy.But Charlie is just the distraction that Innes needs: a proud and determined scrap of a man who challenges him, annoys him, and attracts him all at once. The perfect choice for a personal assistant who won't bore him to tears or run screaming from his bad temper. Working together leads to sleeping together, but they're both too clever to mess up a perfectly good arrangement by getting feelings involved. Aren't they?

In our modern, busy lives, do we feel overwhelmed, distracted, or a loss of a sense of meaning? How then shall we talk to our children and teenagers about values? Take a walk down the metaphorical garden path, and guide our children to reflect on our beliefs and choose excellent values. As a practical guide for families and educators, this book shares a refreshing way to build a desired culture. Beyond focusing largely on academic results and short-term goals, this is a story of what is possible for families to aspire towards: meaning and bonding through carefully chosen values. This is the family's first book after three circuitous years of experimentation. It is a testament as to how families can combine the parents' and children's disparate strengths to complete something truly meaningful. A pleasant surprise awaits us when the transformation happens to our lives and our relationships

What happens to people who lie...steal...cheat...kill? Do people deserve to be punished for the evils they commit? Chloe Young's Dead End Motel proves that people do have to pay for their sins, and unfortunately for the sinners, payment comes in the form of agonizing pain and punishment... When Lisa and her fianc , Adam, attempt a trip to visit family, they end up in a destination they would have never expected. A dead end road takes them to a motel that is run by a primitive family with their own set of priorities. Their stay at the remote motel quickly turns into a nightmare as they encounter a force that invades their thoughts and drives them to a state of madness. The story unfolds to reveal that Lisa and Adam have been keeping secrets from one another. Unfortunately, there are grave consequences for those involved in their deceptions. Will they make it out of the motel alive?