Showing results by narrator "Sami Moss"

Domina Brookes was never going to have a normal life. Given a dominant's title for her legal name by a man-hating domme (who happens to be both the mayor and mommy dearest), fate just seemed to be against her. All her life she's been groomed as heir apparent, but Domina has always rejected her mother's world. First, she tried to ignore it, and then, when she couldn't turn away, she tried to hide. Locking herself up tight in the house her mother gave her, Domina hasn't stepped outside in years. That, of course, doesn't sit well with Domina's mother.

"Devil's Food Cake" by Shanna Germain. Mexican folk tales meet the story of the little magic girl in Anne Meadows' "Matches" for a more romantic and hopeful twist on the original. Evan Mora's Pinoccio is granted a transformation of a different sort in "Real Boy" after he falls in love with a fairy. Two visitors to Thailand get more than they bargained for when they submit to a scarlet-lipped stranger in Lisabet Sarai's "Fourth World."

The main reason for buying an audiobook that advises businesses on surviving recessions is that it can offer insights that may not have been thought of by the business owner. For instance, if you operate in a service-based business that is more of a nice-to-have rather than a necessity, you may need to make cut-backs earlier to help stem off the down turn.