Get Even With a Player....NOW!

Tired of playing the fool?  Are you ready to get even with your ex-loser boyfriend? Do you need to burn off a little steam and find the right ending to your horror novel of a relationship? Well, if you answered yes to any of these questions you turned to the right blog spot and you are ready to dive into the right book.  Emergency Guide: Surviving a Player is the last book you will ever need in love.  Chock full of tips and strategies, this guide is easily turning into one of the hottest winter books for any jilted lover.  Written by one of the foremost experts on getting even after being made to look like a fool, this guide is designed for anyone needing a good page turner in "finding peace" and "getting even".

In a few short weeks, old man winter will pay every aching heart a chilly and lonely visit.  So, toss away the Kleenex, grab a cup of hot cocoa, mix in a shot of revenge and get ready for the right guide that will help you get even, for once and for all.  

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YouTube Sample: Officer Bad Boy

Still not sure you're ready to make the move towards audiobooks?  Listen to the sample from Officer Bad Boy, below, and see if this isn't all the convincing you need. --Shana James

Come on, Men! Get Romantic!

Love.  It's a many-splendored thing.  At least, that's what Paul Francis Webster told us in his song of a similar name.  The lyrics are so short and so sweet, yet so powerfully intriguing.  Check out the first verse:

Love is a many splendored thing

It’s the April rose that only grows in the early spring

Love is nature’s way of giving a reason to be living

The golden crown that makes a man a king

A KING?!  What man wouldn’t want to be a king? Not any I can think of and I’m sure most of you reading are loathe to think of one, either.  So, you’d think men the world over would be trying to get their hands on some of this love that Webster wrote about. Trying to get their hands on all resources and tools that will get them closer to this thing that eludes so many.  A thing that’s so huge, yet made up of just four little letters.  L-O-V-E.