Stephany Williams is a gorgeous thirty-year-old lab technician from South Philadelphia. After quitting her job, she marries the supposedly man of her dreams, James Pain. Hes a handsome, wealthy black luxury condo owner and treats her like a queen. But Jamess sex performance is the absolute worst, and hes unteachable. While still being married, Stephany accidentally reconnects with a former lover, who is hideously ugly and struggling financially. This rodent by the name of Roy teaches a better-sex class for males and is the best lover shes ever had. Throughout this scorching page-turner, Roy is charming and has a vice grip on Stephanys heart along with her other body parts. James finds out about the affair but wants to stay married, but Stephany makes no haste to rekindle. She offers a devastating proposal for James to first take Roys better-sex class if he wants to continue being married to her. Wow! Stephany is thoroughly advised by her two female friendsJanet, a widow who was married for three decades, and Marcy, a fire-mouthed, midage bachelorette with some pretty interesting views. Does James lower his ego in order to continue fighting for the love of his life? Or is Stephanys request insanely unreasonable?

Sex and Film is a frank, comprehensive analysis of the cinema's love affair with the erotic. Forshaw's lively study moves from the sexual abandon of the 1930s to filmmakers' circumvention of censorship, the demolition of taboos by arthouse directors and pornographic films, and an examination of how explicit imagery invaded modern mainstream cinema.

Sex and the Second-Best City deals with the topics of sex and society in the Laws of Plato with recourse to historical context and modern critical theory. It examines reconstructions of ancient "sexuality" with a view to increased clarification. The text of the Laws is considered, along with many of its literary qualities, its influences and the utopian plan that it proposes.

Her second book, The Best Sex of My Life: Confessions of A Sexual Purity Revolution, discusses dating, courtship and engagement topics, while featuring the testimonies of those who have been impacted by the Revolution. It furthers the discussion on sexual purity after abortion, abuse, homosexuality, divorce, promiscuity and more.

Learn how to enjoy life more. Learn how to win every fight. Learn how to get more sexneed I say more? Whether youre single, starting a relationship or wanting to revitalize the one you already have,Emotional Sex is like a tour guide designed to help you discover wisdom and valuable information about yourself, your partner and your relationship in order to make it GREAT! Three weeks have passed since I read Emotional Sex and our relationship keeps getting better and better! Thank you for the tools, the stories, the questions, the perspectiveI cant thank you enough! C.O. Greenville, SC Chad has a way of explaining how men and women work and what they need in a humorous, sometimes blunt yet powerful way. His words, examples, and questions cut through all the stories from my past that were hindering my relationship in the present. J.W. Kitchener, ON

Born in New Jersey, moved to Connecticut as a child, now living in South Carolina attending MTC for an Associates. Love writing, reading, the outdoors,shooting pool, travel and expanding my vivd imagination. I am working on a series to my first novel, perhaps in three, its such a lucky number. Motto: Life goes on so dont give up nor give in to the hard things because that next level is truly worth it, so is accomplishing your dreams.

A game of power, money, and crime. Life in the pistol smoke is like a ticking bomb. Either you are wearing the explosive or throwing it at someone. Drama, a man rising from the streets, knows the deadly secret of this life. The hood shows no mercy to anyone. It is the battle of the fittest, and Drama wants to be the last man standing. Lifting his drug business from dust, he envisions a legacy that every breathing soul remembers. The only issue with dust is that it attracts corpses. A place where blood has a price and lust is the vitamin of life. He is hustling to carve heaven on earth for himself. The rain is about to get heavier and bloodier. Will he be able to reach the summit? In his world, either you sleep peacefully or sleep for a lifetime, Will the familiar monsters come out to play, or will he have to hunt them down one by one?

This book contains everything a woman needs to know about men and experiencing the best sex of her life. This is the second book in the series and is written for women.

There is no papal document that has generated as much interest, controversy, and debate in recent times as Pope Francis’s Amoris Laetitia. This document, which came out of two very divisive synods of Catholic bishops and leaders in Rome in 2014 and 2015, will probably be the most discussed document ever produced by a pope in modern Catholicism on marriage and family life. This volume has gathered seminal commentaries on Amoris Laetitia by African Catholic theologians, social scientists, and pastoral workers. They offer African theological and pastoral responses to the principles and practices proposed by Pope Francis and the Synod on the family on such contested issues as same-sex relations, divorce and remarriage, and reception and denial of Holy Communion in the church, among other divisive issues. These important essays and commentaries show the strengths and weaknesses of this papal commentary and point out the missing link in the global conversation on marriage, family, and same-sex relations. Their argument for the inclusion of African perspectives and moral traditions in the search for a third way in finding an inclusive and integrated pastoral art of accompaniment is very compelling. The authors here also call for the inclusion of Africa’s own unique challenges—like polygamy, childless marriages, and the impact of migration, civil conflict, diseases, ecological and population crises, and the rights of African women—in the global discussion on marriage and family life. They also challenge uncritical clichés in world Christianity that Africa’s opposition to same-sex marriages (or Western propaganda about population or birth control and contraception) are conservative, while showing diverse African conversations on these topics in the search for abundant life on this beautiful continent.