Never, ever, date the boss
Mining millionaire Damien Wyatt lives by one rule: never more than one night. But when Harriet Livingstone appears across an interview table—the same woman who totaled his sports car!—he's tempted by her stunning beauty. So he steals a kiss and she wipes the smile from his face with a well-delivered slap!
Harriet Livingstone wouldn't take the job if she weren't desperate—the last thing she wants is to get involved with the attractive yet arrogant Damien! But keeping their relationship out of the bedroom is becoming a battle…one neither of them really wants to win.
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Lindsay Armstrong was born in South Africa. She grew up with three ambitions: to become a writer, to travel the world, and to be a game ranger. She managed two out of three! When Lindsay went to work it was in travel and this started her on the road to seeing the world. It wasn't until her youngest child started school that Lindsay sat down at the kitchen table determined to tackle her other ambition — to stop dreaming about writing and do it! She hasn't stopped since.
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Etat : Very Good. Best of Communities: I. Intentional Community Overview and Starting a CommunityMany people yearn for community-for a greater sense of connection and belonging-yet genuinely wanting it and accurately knowing that it's good for you are not enough to guarantee that you'll be happy in intentional community, or that others will want to live with you. These 15 articles in Intentional Community Overview and Starting a Community provide a peek behind the curtain at some the pitfalls and challenges facing community builders, so that you'll have a more realistic idea of what it will take to survive your start-up years and actually become a home.You'll find first-hand stories from forming communities, as well as sage advice about legal structures, the importance of community spirit, how to understand cults as a pejorative label, how to assess prospective property, and the importance of making process agreements before you need to apply them.This Digital Issue includes the following articles:1. In Community, Intentionally by Geoph Kozeny, Directory 20072. Setting the Record Straight: 13 Myths about Intentional Community by Diana Leafe Christian, Geoph Kozeny, Laird Schaub, #1123. A Communitarian Conundrum: Why a World That Wants and Needs Community Doesn't Get It by Timothy Miller, #1514. You Know You Live in Community When. by Virginia Lore and Maril Crabtree, #1245. Cults and Intentional Communities: Working Through Some Complicated Issues by Tim Miller, Directory 20076. Community Spirit, Community 'Glue' by Geoph Kozeny, #1077. Wisdom for Within, Wisdom from Without Karen Iona Sundberg, #1598. Six Ingredients for Forming Communities (That Help Reduce Conflict Down the Road) by Diana Leafe Christian, Directory 20009. Legal Structures for Intentional Communities in the United States by Dave Henson, with Albert Bates, Allen Butcher, and Diana Leafe Christian, Directory 200010. Buying Your Community Property by Frances Forster and Byron Sandford, Directory 199511. Throwing in the Founder's Towel by Ma'ikwe Schaub Ludwig, #14412. Emergency Community by Jesika Feather, #14413. Yes, Wealthy People Want to Live in Community in Sustainable Ways Too by Jennifer Ladd, #15914. My Advice to Others Planning to Start an Ecovillage by Lois Arkin, #15615. Dandelion Village: Building an Ecovillage in Town by Maggie Sullivan, #. N° de réf. du vendeur 00097389009
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