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Everyone is muscular, there are multiple bits where the flexing of muscles is emphasised and even as a gay man I find it really weird. Haven't gotten to the end of this (about halfway through), but I'm pushing through just because I'm intrigued by how bad this book is.
Antonio is that darkness, he sees Daniela as a challenge for him and his to protect he was drawn to the beautiful soul this woman has but, if he is not careful the one thing craves might just be snuffed out by the anger and darkness this man carries within him, he should be embracing the light this woman brings it might be the only thing that saves his soul. The German title literally translates to Lust for Power, which makes no sense in the context of the book. This a book of earlier, philosophical essays concerned with the essential "absurdity" of life and the concept that- to overcome the strong tendency to suicide in every thoughtful man-one must accept life on its own terms with its values of revolt, liberty and passion.She stood by her husband while he built an empire, but now that they've reached the top, she realizes he's no longer the man she fell for.
Overall a very good quality service from this seller and I would not hesitate to recommend this seller. Ana Huang truly is the queen of billionaire romances' Goodreads Review 'This book broke me into pieces and then pieced them back together' Goodreads Review 'Ana really said whether morally grey is your favourite OR NOT, let me give you someone to swoon over' Goodreads Review 'Ana Huang never disappoints. Sharon Flake is an American author whose written other books like Skin I’m in, Who Am I Without Him, and Begging For Change.
I can see the truth coming out over the course of the trilogy and I doubt it’s going to be plain sailing for the couple. Some of the characters were completely unbelievable and I felt the author did the book a disservice by flashing big neon signs over the top his twists. She struggles to understand why her father has arranged for her marriage to Antonio and refuses to accept her situation, but her denial comes across as childish and even bratty at times. In her first novel published in English since becoming the recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2004, Elfriede Jelinek delivers a stunning and unforgettable book.
Densely unreadable as it is, there is something terribly banal about every one of its intellectual propositions; as hopelessly banal in its attempted chic as its predominant present tense. Antonio…He’s the alpha hole but all I kept thinking was underneath he’s nothing but gentle and caring with daniela… he didn’t do anything to piss me off, yet nothing to make me love him ….If Father wanted to cast me out and turn me into this symbol, the Sin of Greed, I would not only accept the challenge as Riker, I'd own it. At one point Daniela asks him if he wants “a loyal partner or a pampered pet” and he answers that “[he thinks she] can be both.
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