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From the CF archives comes the beloved spanking classics in the “Barbie” series. Featuring naughty Barbie and her disciplinarian, Uncle Grant, these books feature some of the best in domestic discipline. Barbie is the perfect sweet brat, and Uncle Grant is the man every woman dreams of when she thinks of a loving authoritarian. Barbie Grow Up: The Complete Collection, includes all three books in the “Barbie Grows Up” series – 16 stories, over 70k words of some of the naughtiest spanking stories you’ll find online.

Ember is Erica's older sister a girl who battles demons, coming to her rescue is a protector from another realm, but the demons who are actually aliens will not leave without her essence. She battles on courageously, while the demons play with her mind.

Settlers are ruling the islands. Makengo takes care of Tino, a native child a bully beats up, and this help brings trouble. It turns out the price Makengo pays comes along with a dance with Tino's mother and her change toward him. Relish voices of native Africans from the fingers of a gifted African writer.

Princess Wilhelmina by birthright should be the next queen of Aridale, but instead her younger sister, Edolie, has been chosen as queen for reasons unknown to Wilhelmina. When Edolie's engagement to Prince Jerome of a neighboring kingdom is announced, Wilhelmina soon finds herself in a mist of secrets and lies.

“Under the Weeping Willow Tree” tells the story of a young doctor during the time of the Civil war. His family has sent him to find a defiant brother who was severely wounded in battle. He leaves his medical training and fiance'. On the way to the battlefields, our doctor is kidnapped by the Rebels to give medical aid for a young officer. He voluntarily commits to be a caregiver for the officer on the journey deep into Confederate territory. He is given a choice of being interred in prison or work in a field hospital. He chose to serve as a surgeon in a field hospital, He finally wins a release and is taken north in an unconventional transport by a rebel spy who is delivering a corpse to northern relatives. The trip is fraught with dangers. The vehicle contains the gold treasury of the confederacy known only by the spy who is wholly responsible for the gold. The hearse and riders finally arrive back north and the gold is then cleverly hidden by the confederacy somewhere in the area. Later, the young doctor looks for his brother and finds him near death in an army hospital near Washington DC. During the time the young sibling is being cared for, the doctor's fiancé dies back home. He grieves for her and blames himself for not being with her. The Union war department is suspicious of the young doctor practicing medicine in the rebel hospital and is harassed by the War departments Pinkerton detectives. The young doctor gets word of the spy’s capture which is under sentence to hang. In a bold plan, he helps his friend to escape from Federal prison then meets the spy’s sister in the process. The young brother’s amnesia is unconventionally dealt with and is made well in the last battle of the civil war. The war is finally over, the doctor falls in love with the spy’s sister, moves back home to resume his mentor’s medical practice and out of his respect for the dead civil war soldiers, has never revealed where the confederate gold is hidden.

This is part of the series of stories featuring Quaid Hudson, the young cowboy and the enigmatic old desert shaman, Achai. Each book can be read as a separate story, but the stories sagas flow together into a single epic journey. Day of the Dead takes place in the days preceding that most important of Mexican festivals. A contemporary topic, the Mexican drug wars, set in a classic setting, out west on the Texas badlands. This is a unique take on a modern problem, that evil slithering across the Rio Grande. The plot and action in Day of the Dead is realistic and believable, but the power of timeless beliefs and superstitions cannot be ignored. Following Achai’s disruption of their affairs, the leaders of the Mexican drug cartels are locked in a ruthless and bloody turf war. Some of the protagonists are offered the services of Wynono, a rival shaman. The true motivation of this mysterious desert dweller is to get close to Achai and to neutralise his influence for good. Wynono is the true patron of evil and crosses the Rio Grande in his quest to destroy young Quaid’s happiness and with it, Achai as well. The complete sequence of Quaid Hudson adventures is “Curandero leon de montana”, “Vengeance of the Crossing”, “Day of the Dead”, “Love Triangle at Armorillion”, “Silverillion” , “Iron Shod”. and "Vegas Coyote". Each story stands as a completed novel. The reader does not have to have read the prequel stories to enjoy any of the books in the series.

A young girl takes us on a journey from the safety of a small village deep into a landscape, filled with mysterious people and strange creatures. Some block her path others help her walk further than she has ever been before, searching for the mysterious old medicine man. The lesson of patience will grant her success on her mission, only then can she bring back the healer of the village and something far greater than she had hoped.

This is a classic “coming of age” story, set in rural America, in the present day, against a backdrop of violent border drug wars along the Rio Grande. Young rancher Quaid Hudson and his Ma share their ranch with an enigmatic old desert shaman, Achai. Their quiet rural lives are changed forever by a violent brush with the Mexican drug cartels, a brush that Quaid naively engineers, against his mentor, Achai’s, advice. Death, betrayal and mistrust are suddenly thrust upon Quaid, as is his first love interest. He evades the sinister attentions of the Sinoloa drug cartel the first time around, but they are not finished with Quaid, or Achai or any close to the two. The wise old desert shaman represents something ancient and primal, something that the Mexican cartel should have recognised before they messed with him. This is a story at once gritty, sometimes violent, occasionally nostalgic for a simpler time, fast-paced and complex in plot, but at its core also romantic in its view of men and women and of good and evil.

In the Quaid Hudson Series each book can be read as a separate story, without need to read the prequels. This is a classic “coming of age” story, set in rural America, in the present day, against a backdrop of violent border drug wars along the Rio Grande. Young rancher Quaid Hudson and his Ma share their ranch with an enigmatic old desert shaman, Achai. Their quiet rural lives are changed forever by a violent brush with the Mexican drug cartels, a brush that Quaid naively engineers, against his mentor, Achai’s, advice. Death, betrayal and mistrust are suddenly thrust upon Quaid, as is his first love interest. He evades the sinister attentions of the Sinoloa drug cartel the first time around, but they are not finished with Quaid, or Achai or any close to the two. The fast-paced story places out across the border into Mexico, with Quaid a hostage of and Achai a fugitive from the cartel. But the wise old desert shaman represents something ancient and primal, something that the Mexican cartel should have recognised before they messed with him. In a type of “butterfly effect”, Quaid’s stupid meddling with the cartel’s activities eventually unleashes a wave of revenge and retribution, turning evil back on itself. This is a story at once gritty, sometimes violent, occasionally nostalgic for a simpler time, fast-paced and complex in plot, but at its core also romantic in its view of men and women and of good and evil.