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No Peeking... (Harlequin Blaze)
Take one workaholic woman. Mix with letter to self, detailing fantasies about wild, unbridled sex. Add one dangerously seductive man—and indulge in the delicious, sensual results! When Violet Summerlin receives her old letter, she's intrigued—but too busy to worry about it. It's taking all she's got to battle her lust for her sexy client Dominick Burns. Then Dominick invites her to Miami for a working holiday. And Violet knows she won't be able to withstand his sensual attack for long. She doesn't. The man seems to know just how to please her. Every slow stroke, every breath-stealing adventure takes her to new heights of sexual ecstasy. But mixing business and pleasure can be a dicey combination. Especially when Violet discovers Dominick's been hiding something from her….
Price: $2.86
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No Peeking (Christmas Foil Books)
Charles Reasoner, whose clever shaped board books for Halloween have sold nearly half a million copies, has now turned his talent to Christmas These three foil-covered charmers have a bold, graphic look that will make them stand out from any other Christmas books in the store. Containing the same appealing artwork that makes all of Charles Reasoner's books so successful, these eye-catching little books make the perfect stocking stuffers. Two mysterious eyes peek out from deep within this gift-shaped book. What could it possibly be? A little boy with an overactive imagination comes up with any number of implausible options, but the last spread reveals just what's been hiding in there all along..
Price: $2.19
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Peeking Into A Box Of Chocolates: A NavStudy Featuring The Message (Real Life Stuff for Women (on Temptation))
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Who's Peeking? (A Sliding Surprise Book)
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Peeking Prairie Dogs (Pull Ahead Books)
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Peeking Under My Skirt
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Peeking Through the Keyhole: The Evolution of North American Homes
Peeking through the Keyhole is about transformations in the way we live and the places we call home. Until the past few decades, transitions in the style of homes and types of households were slow and gradual With today's instant communication, the way we observe other people, other cultures, and other times has altered, and been altered by, the homes we live in. Avi Friedman and David Krawitz guide the reader through the trends and changes that have influenced residential design and construction over the last fifty years. From kitchens to home offices to entire neighbourhoods, they unravel the effect of technology and consumerism on the way we perceive and use domestic space, arguing that the home is no longer a product of pure design but a response to factors and forces beyond the control of designers, builders, and users. Each chapter approaches the theme of home from a different vantage point: the first three chapters focus on food and kitchens, communication, construction and renovation; the middle chapters deal with childhood and aging; and the final chapters examine our ideas of home in the context of the broader community and as an object of commerce. The authors demonstrate how much life has changed in the years following the Second World War, showing how transformations in society, the economy, and lifestyles are reflected in our homes. Of related interest The Grow Home Avid Friedman Hardback - 0-7735-2168-2 - GBP22.95.
Price: $9.95
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Who's Peeking at You? In the Pet Store (Who's Peeking? Books)
A puppy peeks and finds a kitten and many other friendly pets. Baby’s Who’s Peeking at You? board book is as charming as it is cleverly designed. Starting with the front cover, layered, cut-away pages combine to suggest a 3D scene. As pages are turned, Mom or Dad can help baby find and identify a friendly animal that is hidden among the details of each color illustration. The last page features a non-breakable acrylic mirror. This time, Baby peeks and sees his own face!.
Price: $2.00
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