Woman Cycle

Breeding with the Motorcycle Cop: Virgins and Women Paying Fines with Their Body, tells the story of various sexy young women who are pulled over by a corrupt officer, Damian Black, who extorts the women into paying for their "citations" with their mouths and pussies. As an officer of the law, he will do whatever it takes to make sure they are never repeat offenders, whether it takes sperm or a bit of roughing up.

Spin Cycle tells a wickedly funny, shamelessly erotic story of lovers and liars, exes and children, parents and other strangers. This hip and hilarious new novel by the acclaimed author of Neurotica introduces a heroine who never loses her sense of humour and who discovers, somewhere between the rinse and spin cycles, that love - and laughter - can truly conquer all.

Pourquoi est-elle montée seule sur les terrasses de Corviale, la petite Sara, le soir de sa disparition ? À Rome, paralysée par des pluies torrentielles, alors que la ville se déchire pour ses deux équipes de football, les nerfs de l'inspecteur principal Mariella De Luca se trouvent de nouveau mis à rude épreuve. Macabre, cette découverte d'un petit groupe d'archéologues sur la colline du Palatino ! Du désespoir d'une jeune mère aux mouvances d'une nébuleuse pédophile, une ténébreuse affaire se tisse autour de Corviale, cet impressionnant immeuble d'un kilomètre de long construit à la fin des années 70.

Le matin du nouvel an, une femme disparaît. Une année auparavant, à Rome, une autre femme a disparu, mais sa fille refuse toujours de le déclarer à la police... Le début d'une nouvelle saison meurtrière ?D'une affaire à l'autre, l'inspecteur Mariella De Luca et sa coéquipière la belle Silvia Di Santo démêlent bientôt un terrible écheveau, où s'entrelacent règlements de comptes familiaux, problèmes d'argent et intrigues politiques. Où surtout, chaque fois, une voix absente semble chercher à se faire entendre... pour crier vengeance.

An epic motorcycle ride through 15 countries took Jack Monig across as many internal as political borders. Hurled headfirst into a career block, she decided at middle age to go full throttle on an adventure of self-discovery while circumnavigating the globe in four months. This book shares the wisdom you can only get by crossing 37,350 kilometers by bike as the only woman in a group of male riders.

Saint: They call me Saint. But I'm not one. I've always lived life by my rules and my own moral code. What I did may have put me behind bars, but I don't regret it. At least not until I met her. She's the one. And my past is the one thing that may destroy our future. Cat: The MC found me. They gave me a job and I'm under their protection. But right when I start to feel safe again is when I find out there's nothing that can protect my heart. 

“Proceed as the way opens” is how William Least Heat-Moon put it in his book, River Horse. The line becomes a sort of mantra for Pulitzer Prize-winner Elizabeth McGowan, a melanoma survivor. Having been given a five-year clean bill of health, McGowan decides to bicycle all 4,000 or so miles from America’s West to East Coast. She wants to help other melanoma victims and sets out to use her many miles to raise funds for cancer research. She also wants to better understand her late father, who died of melanoma at the age of 44, when Elizabeth was just 15.

Violence has dogged me all my life. An asshat father, a cruel foster home. Seems I’m following the same path. Only worse. I lost someone, and it hurt me bad. Drugs and street crime were all I knew. But that all ended the day I got patched. We owned Hardale, CA. It was our town. Until that firefight with the Cobras. Now, we’re laying low…or supposed to be. But a cute waitress soon changes all that. She’s beautiful, though I can't get involved. Risking my brothers is the last thing I want. Our lives are poles apart. But I want her in my bed.

This informative, irreverent, and absorbing book covers all your period-related questions - why they're taboo (and needn't be) and how to navigate the whole bleeding thing, from first periods to fertility, euphemisms to uteruses, menstrual products to menopause.