Anna is supposed to be in Spain, having an amazing study abroad experience, not stuck working for her new stepdad's firm in a menial position all summer long. It's not her fault her boyfriend cheated on her, causing her to cancel the trip after the refund window had expired. But that doesn't matter to her stepdad. All he cares about is teaching her a lesson about responsibility. When her antics in the office are worse than he could've imagined, he is forced to teach her a whole other sort of lesson. Some naughty stepdaughters learn best under the firm hand of a strict stepdad.

Five stories bundled together for half the price of purchasing each one separately! These naughty adult stepdaughters don’t mean to antagonize their strict stepdaddies . . . unless they do. Whether they are surprised by the firm hand(s) they encounter or already suspect what their cheeky behavior will get them, they all learn that they can have their punishment and enjoy it, too.

Category Fiction > GL (Girls' Love) Fiction > Short Story Fiction > Korean Fiction (Web Novel) Summary The protagonist was enjoying a secluded free time. Feeling a little bored, she plays a video. In front of the protagonist, who is concentrating on the video on the screen, is a female ghost wearing a small robe and with a pale complexion. The female ghost said that she has been drawn to the protagonist's strong ying and begins to caress her body. The protagonist slowly heats up with her excellent caressing technique. A woman watching a naughty video and a female ghost who was attracted by her. The embarrassing situation that began with one ghost develops into another twist when several ghosts come to visit. #modernSetting #supernatural #jealousy #mistake #comedy #foolishMistakes #hardcore * This short story of GL(Girls' Love) is translated from from the original Korean short web-novel. (text only, no illustration) Tables Of Contents Title Page Body Content Copyright (76 pages in approx. print length) Preview My white vision darkened again; the sound of porn in my headset started to get louder. Apart from that, I was very tired. I didn't want to lift a single finger, let alone my body. "Ugh......" I removed the headset, stopped the video, and unplugged the jack connected to the headset. Suddenly, I felt someone's gaze. It felt like something in the corner of my vision was moving. Suddenly, I got the illusion that the room was getting colder. "......?" What? I turned to the light of my laptop and turned to the side. There was nothing. It was eerie to see the room where only the furniture silhouettes stood out in the dim light of the laptop. I closed the laptop and put it under the bed. My languid eyelids seemed to close at any moment. I closed my eyes and opened them again. A white imprint glimmering faintly in the darkness floated in the air. "......!" “Gh… gho… ghos… it's a ghost!” I tried to get up. As if I was caught in a pair of scissors, only my eyes moved, but the scream that I was about to let out was suppressed. My body did not move; it felt as if several hands were holding my whole body. In that state, the white imprint slowly approached me. I opened my eyes. "......! ...!" "Even if you squeak so hard, you won't be able to speak. Have you ever been crushed by a pair of scissors?" I was dazed by the voice that seemed to be ringing in my head. It felt like the voices in my brain were running out of my ears. “Heh heh,” the high-pitched laughter rang through my brain. A ghost approached and looked down at me with its head bowed. The woman looked like a classic Korean female ghost. She was dressed in a white robe and was surprisingly calm, with straight, black hair that covered her cheeks and hung around her navel. Her white face looked bluish with no blood and shone softly in the dark. The woman I saw up close was surprisingly an innocent-looking beauty with deer-like eyes. Black eyelashes gently covered her eyes with elegant lines. "Ugh......" The ghost's pale hand brushed the hair from my cheek. A terrifying chill touched my cheeks. I twisted my body to turn my head, but my body did not move. All I could hear was a painful cry from between my teeth. “Sa–save me...” "Hey, let's see what you're doing." Other Books By JellyBeanEnter The Love Of VR (By Nimdorusin) / Yaoi The Summer In The Hut (By Epillia) / Yaoi Your Personal Shopper (By Goddess Somi) / Yaoi What You Do With A Possessed Body (By Cypress) / Romance The Pill Of Regret And Fall (By Jjabjaljjab) / GL About JellyBenEnter Based in Korea, JellyBeanEnter is a publisher specialized in ebook. Since 2017, JellyBeanEnter has published the ebooks in yaoi, romance, and GL categories. Get more info at @jellybeanenter (instagram or twitter).

“Transmutes Lavender Scare investigators’ ruthless assaults on suspected homosexuals in 1950s Gainesville into heart-racing fiction.” —New York Journal of Books In the late 1950s, Gainesville, Florida, seems to be a sleepy university town. Its residents live, by outward appearances, ordinary lives. And yet the town is far from ordinary. The most private acts of professors, students, townspeople rich and poor, and politicians are under the close scrutiny of a shadowy group of men—the Committee—who use the powers of government and the police to investigate, threaten, and control this increasingly fearful community. The Committee pits friends against friends and threatens careers and lives in a struggle for the soul of a town, a university, and an ideal. Based on actual historical events and set against the backdrop of political, cultural, and class turmoil, this is a story of love—both licit and hidden—war, friendship, betrayal, compromise, and finally the necessity to stand firm against the encroachments upon freedom by men who believe they are doing God’s and the government’s righteous work. “The Committee takes place on campus, but deserves to be included with those ‘academic’ novels like Mary McCarthy’s The Groves of Academe, Randall Jarrell’s Pictures from an Institution, Kingsley Amis’s Lucky Jim, and Jane Smiley’s Moo, all books that burst out of their scholarly settings to light up the characters and societies they live in . . . This book will hold you to the very end, and after.” —Peter Meinke, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay “At once an historical, political, and academic novel, and it is one that succeeds on all these fronts.” —Reviewing the Evidence

A pioneering account of the surging global tide of market power—and how it stifles workers around the world In an era of technological progress and easy communication, it might seem reasonable to assume that the world’s working people have never had it so good. But wages are stagnant and prices are rising, so that everything from a bottle of beer to a prosthetic hip costs more. Economist Jan Eeckhout shows how this is due to a small number of companies exploiting an unbridled rise in market power—the ability to set prices higher than they could in a properly functioning competitive marketplace. Drawing on his own groundbreaking research and telling the stories of common workers throughout, he demonstrates how market power has suffocated the world of work, and how, without better mechanisms to ensure competition, it could lead to disastrous market corrections and political turmoil. The Profit Paradox describes how, over the past forty years, a handful of companies have reaped most of the rewards of technological advancements—acquiring rivals, securing huge profits, and creating brutally unequal outcomes for workers. Instead of passing on the benefits of better technologies to consumers through lower prices, these “superstar” companies leverage new technologies to charge even higher prices. The consequences are already immense, from unnecessarily high prices for virtually everything, to fewer startups that can compete, to rising inequality and stagnating wages for most workers, to severely limited social mobility. A provocative investigation into how market power hurts average working people, The Profit Paradox also offers concrete solutions for fixing the problem and restoring a healthy economy.

Don't Ruin Me is book 3 and the finale of The Predators MC trilogy! I RUINED HIM ONCE. HE'S ABOUT TO RETURN THE FAVOR. Michael is not the boy I used to know. Jail made him harder. Hotter. Crueler. Gone are the days when he used to care about me. Now that he's back, he wants me to stay the hell away from him. But I need him more than ever. Some dangerous men are after my blood, and Michael's the only one who can keep me safe. Maybe these horrible circumstances will bring us back together. Or maybe… He'll find out what I've been hiding from him. And all hell will break loose.

In a treatment center for eating disorders, teenagers Shoshana and Rowan develop an intense, sometimes destructive connection. Ultimately, the girls will have to make a choice: get healthy on their own—or stay sick together.

During one month in the autumn of election year 2000, scores of movie-business strivers are focused on one goal: getting a piece of an elusive, but surely huge, television saga, the one that opens with Huns sweeping through Mongolia and closes with a Mormon diviner in the Las Vegas desert; the sure-to-please-everyone multigenerational TV miniseries about diviners, those miracle workers who bring water to perpetually thirsty (and hungry and love-starved) humankind. Among the wannabes: Vanessa Meandro, hot-tempered head of Means of Production, an indie film company; her harried and varied staff; a Sikh cab driver, promoted to the office of -theory and practice of TV; a bipolar bicycle messenger, who makes a fateful mis-delivery; two celebrity publicists, the Vanderbilt girls; a thriller writer who gives Botox parties; the daughter of an L.A. big-shot, who is hired to fetch Vanessa's Krispy Kremes and more; a word man who coined the phrase -- inspired by a true story; and a supreme court justice who wants to write the script.A few true artists surface in the course of Moody's rollicking but intricately woven novel, and real emotion eventually blossoms for most of Vanessa's staff at Means of Production, even herself. The Diviners is a cautionary tale about pointless ambition; a richly detailed look at the interlocking worlds of money, politics, addiction, sex, work, and family in modern America; and a masterpiece of comedy that will bring Rick Moody to a still higher level of appreciation.