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Winkler. ? 15Sep43; AA479466.
John A. Dickson Pub. Co. (PWH);
1Sep71; R512319.
The miracles of Jesus, arranged &
chronicled by Gilbert James Brett.
Edited by Melbourne I. Feltman.
? 25Sep43; AA437941. John A.
Dickson Pub. Co. (PWH); 1Sep71;
R512317.
The parables of Jesus, arranged &
chronicled by Gilbert James Brett.
Edited by Melbourne I. Feltman.
? 25Sep43; AA437940. John A.
Dickson Pub. Co. (PWH); 1Sep71;
R512316.
The teachings of Jesus, arranged &
chronicled by Gilbert James Brett.
Edited by Melbourne I. Feltman.
? 25Sep43; AA437954. John A.
Dickson Pub. Co. (PWH); 1Sep71;
R512318.
BREWSTER, K. G. SEE
THE NEW CENTURY DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
BRIGHT, ROBERT.
Georgie. Illus. by the author. (A Child's book) First pub. in Good housekeeping magazine, June 1944. NM: additions & revisions. ? 18Aug44; A182318. Robert Bright (A); 27Aug71; R511901.
BRINK, CAROL RYRIE.
Magical melons, more stories about
Caddie Woodlawn. Illus. by
Marguerite Davis. ? 31Oct44;
A184282. Carol Ryrie Brink (A);
3Nov71; R516067.
BRINNEN, JOHN MALCOLM. SEE NEW DIRECTIONS.
BRISH, WILLIAM M.
Understanding yourself and your world. SEE MARSHALL, LEON C.
BRISSON, PIERRE.
Les deux visages de Racine.
? 15Oct44, AF49740. Mme veuve
Pierre Brisson, nee Yolande
Chamoux (W); 2Nov71; R515922.
BRISSON, MME PIERRE. SEE BRISSON, YOLANDE CHAMOUX.
BRISSON, YOLANDE CHAMOUX.
Les deux visages de Racine. SEE
BRISSON, PIERRE.
BRITCHER, PHYLLIS.
Hi-ho for the country, by Romney Gay,
pseud. ? 15Jul44; A182669.
Phyllis Britcher (A); 16Aug71;
R511288.
BRO, MARGUERITE HARMON.
Hints on hobbies. (In Calling all
girls, Sept. 1944) ? 4Aug44;
B639945. Marguerite Harmon Bro (A);
12Oct71; R514755.
Take a look at your parents. (In
Calling all girls, Feb. 1944)
? 28Dec43; B612628. Marguerite
Harmon Bro (A); 12Oct71; R514754.
BROADUS, JOHN A.
On the preparation and delivery of sermons. New & rev. ed. by Jesse Burton Weatherspoon. ? 14Jun44; A181352. Emily L. Weatherspoon (W); 16Aug71; R511166.
BROCK, EMMA L.
Uncle Bennie goes visiting. Written & illustrated by Emma L. Brock. ? 18Sep44; A183037. Emma L. Brock (A); 30Sep71; R513830.
BRODIE, BERNARD.
A guide to naval strategy. Illus. by Jerome S. Kates. 3d ed. of A layman's guide to naval strategy. ? 14Aug44; A183022. Bernard Brodie (A); 26Nov71; R517162.
BROGAN, DENIS W.
The American character. (In Saturday
review of literature, Aug. 12, 1944)
? 9Aug44; B643347. Denis W. Brogan
(A); 18Nov71; R517131.
The American character. Pub. abroad
as The American problem. ? 1Sep44,
AI-28509; 23Oct44, A183705. Denis
W. Brogan (A); 18Nov71; R517129.
The American way in war. (In Harper's
magazine, May 1944) ? 28Apr44;
B628238. Denis W. Brogan (A);
18Nov71; R517132.
BROMFIELD, LOUIS.
Roots in the earth.
SEE WARING, P. ALSTON.
BRONSON, WILFRID S.
Hooker's holiday. Written & illustrated by Wilfrid S. Bronson. ? 21Sep44; A183035. Wilfrid S. Bronson (A); 27Sep71; R513815.
BRONTE, CHARLOTTE.
Jane Eyre. Illus. by Edward A. Wilson.
NM: illus. ? 25Sep44; A184010.
Random House, Inc. (PWH); 30Sep71;
R514426.
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.
The geography of world air transport.
SEE VAN ZANDT, J. PARKER.
How Nazi Germany has controlled business.
SEE HAMBURGER, L.
Postwar tax policy and business
expansion. SEE KIMMEL, LEWIS H.
The price control and subsidy
program in Canada. SEE BACKMAN, JULES.
Price making in a democracy.
SEE NOURSE, EDWIN G.
BROOKS, AUBREY LEE.
Walter Clark, fighting Judge. ? 26Feb44; A178972. Thornton H. Brooks (C); 20Dec71; R519811.
BROOKS, THORNTON H.
Walter Clark, fighting Judge.
SEE BROOKS, AUBREY LEE.
BROOKS, WALTER R.
Freddy and Mr. Camphor. Illustrated by Kurt Wiese. ? 18Sep44; A163039. Walter R. Brooks (A) & Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH of K. Wiese); 30Sep71; R513831.
Teheran, our path in war and peace. ? 21Jun44; A182925. International Publishers Co., Inc. (PWH); 20Dec71; R519830.
BROWN, BEATRICE CURTIS.
Story of England, by Beatrice Curtis
Brown & Helen Arbuthnot. Illustrated
by Gustaf Tenggren. ? 1Nov43;
A176695. Mollie Froberg Tenggren
(W); 3Sep71; R512600.
BROWN, BENJAMIN H.
The tariff reform movement in Great
Britain, 1881-1895. ? 17Nov43;
A176984. Benjamin H. Brown (A);
15Nov71; R516724.
BROWN, CATHERINE M.
To all hands. SEE BROWN, JOHN MASON.
BROWN, FRANCIS.
The War in maps: an atlas of the
New York times maps. By Francis
Brown & Lucas Mansitch. 3d ed.,
rev. & enl. ? 14Sep44; A183877.
Francis Brown (A); 30Sep71; R514420.
BROWN, FREEMAN.
Stunts and tumbling for girls. SEE
HORNE, VIRGINIA LEE.
BROWN, GEERY B.
The ABC's of the I.D.R. SEE BROWN,
PAUL.
BROWN, HARRIETT MCCUNE.
Our Latin American neighbors, by Harriett McCune Brown & Helen Miller Bailey. Under the editorship of Clarence H. Haring. ? 28Apr44; A180418. Harriett McCune Brown & Helen Miller Bailey (A); 8Nov71; R516245.
BROWN, HARRIET S.
The ABC's of the I.D.R. SEE BROWN,
PAUL.
BROWN, HARRY.
A walk in the sun. ? 26Jun44;
A181989. Harry Brown (A); 9Jul71;
R508743.
BROWN, HOWARD E.
Your life in a democracy. Drawings
by Ernest King. ? 6Mar44;
A179210. Walter R. Brown (E of
H. E. Brown); 16Dec71; R519065.
BROWN, JAMES BARRETT.
Skin grafting of burns; primary care, treatment, repair, by James Barrett Brown & Frank McDowell. NM: revisions & additions. ? 27Jul44; A182269. James Barrett Brown & Frank McDowell (A); 16Dec71; R519048.
BROWN, JAMES M.
Occupational accident prevention.
SEE JUDSON, HARRY H.
BROWN, JOE E.
Your kids and mine. Illustrated by
Raymond Creekmore. ? 19Oct44;
A184060. Joe E. Brown (A); 22Oct71;
R515049.
BROWN, JOHN MASON.
To all hands; an amphibious adventure.
Foreword by Alan G. Kirk. ? 8Nov43;
A176873. Catherine M. Brown (W);
3Nov71; R516306.
The big fur secret. Pictures by
Robert de Veyrac. ? 25Oct44;
A183797. Roberta Brown Rauch (E of
M. W. Brown) & Robert de Veyrac (A);
15Dec71; R518561.
Black and white. Pictures by
Charles G. Shaw. ? 24May44; A180940.
Roberta Brown Rauch (E of M. W.
Brown) & Charles G. Shaw (A);
15Dec71; R518559.
Red light, green light. Written by
Golden MacDonald, pseud. Illustrated
by Leonard Weisgard. ? 21Sep44;
A183113. Roberta B. Rauch (E of
G. MacDonald) & Leonard Weisgard
(A); 23Sep71; R513303.
BROWN, PAUL.
The ABC's of the I.D.R.; a complete explanation of close-order drill, the manual, parades, formal guard mount. Rev. ed. ? 28Mar44; AA452194. Geery B. Brown (C) & Harriet S. Brown (W); 7Sep71; R512054.
Gone away with O'Malley: seventy years with horses, hounds and people. SEE KNOTT, M. O'MALLEY.
Jezebel the jeep. SEE DOWNEY,
FAIRFAX.
BROWN, RODERICK L. HAIG-. SEE HAIG-BROWN, RODERICK L.
BROWN, ROSE.
Two children & their jungle zoo. Illustrated by Ann Eshner. ? 15Mar44; A179594. Brunnhilde Denison (C of Rose Brown); 20Dec71; R519066.
BROWN, THOMAS KITE.
The executive's desk book. SEE
LEWIS, WILLIAM DODGE.
BROWN, THOMAS KITE. SEE THE WINSTON DICTIONARY.
BROWN, THOMAS KITE, JR. SEE THE SECRETARY'S DESK BOOK.
BROWN, WALTER R.
Your life in a democracy. SEE
BROWN, HOWARD E.
BROWN, ZENITH.
Girl with a golden bar, by Brenda Conrad, pseud. Appl. states first pub. serially in Woman's home companion, Dec. 1943-Mar. 1944. NM: revisions & additions. ? 8May44; A182135. Zenith Brown (A); 3Jan72; R520121.
BROWNE, LEWIS.
See what I mean? ? 7Oct43; A176083. Rebecca Tarlow & Bessie Leton (NK); 1Sep71; R511325.
BROWNELL, KATHRYN OSMOND.
A textbook of practical nursing. 2d ed., rev. ? 1Mar44; A179179. Kathryn Osmond Brownell (A); 13Oct71; R514836.
BRUECKNER, LEO J.
Arithmetic we use. Grade 9. By Leo J.
Brueckner, Foster E. Grossnickle &
Fred L. Bedford. ? 24Apr44;
A180324. Holt, Rinehart & Winston,
Inc. (PWH); 12Nov71; R516815.
BRYANT, BERNICE.
Future perfect; a guide to personality & popularity for the junior miss. Illustrated by Jean Baker. ? 22Sep44; A183086. Bernice Bryant (A); 3Jan72; R519925.
Gynecology and gynecologic nursing.
SEE MILLER, NORMAN F.
BUCK, PEARL S.
Appeal to California. (In Asia and the
Americas, Jan. 1944) ? 11Jan44;
B613637. Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71;
R512542.
Can the church be religious? (In
Christian century. Dec. 22, 1943)
? 20Dec43; B615178. Pearl S. Buck
(A); 2Sep71; R512545.
The darkest hour in China's history.
(In New York times book review,
Dec. 17, 1944) ? 17Dec44; B655788.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 10Dec71; R518525.
The dragon fish. (In Jack and Jill,
Sept. 1944) ? 30Aug44; B643067.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 10Dec71; R518495.
The dragon fish. Illustrated by
Esther Brock Bird. First pub. in
Jack and Jill, Sept. 1944. NM: additional
text. ? 14Sep44; A182879.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 17Jan72;
R520412.
Impressions. (In Photoplay, Nov.
1944) ? 11Oct44; B647896. Pearl
S. Buck (A); 10Dec71; R518511.
Descent into China. (In This week
magazine, Boston herald ed.,
Aug. 27, 1944) ? 23Aug44; B642568.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 10Dec71; R518493.
Journey for life. (In The American
magazine, Jan. 1944) ? 3Dec43;
B609698. Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71;
R512531.
The man who showed China the vision.
(In New York times book review,
Mar. 12, 1944) ? 12Mar44; B621695.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71; R512565.
Our last chance in China. (In Common
sense, Aug. 1944) ? 10Aug44;
B641302. Pearl S. Buck (A); 10Dec71;
R518485.
The real thing. Installment 1-5.
(In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan,
Feb.-June 1944) ? 29Dec43,
A5-131464; 9Feb44, A5-131367;
17Mar44, A5-131417; 21Apr44,
A5-132186; 31May44, A5-132883.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71; R512520,
512518-512519, 512521-512522.
The spirit and the flesh. ? 6Mar44;
A179196. Pearl S. Buck (A);
2Sep71; R512517.
The story of dragon seed. ? 1Aug44;
A182125. Pearl S. Buck (A);
10Dec71; R518527.
Sun Yat Sen. (In Asia and the Americas,
Apr. 1944) ? 4Apr44; B624781.
Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71; R512572.
A time to love. (In Ladies home
journal, July 1944) ? 21Jun44;
B635062. Pearl S. Buck (A);
10Dec71; R518461.
Understanding the Chinese. (In
Rotarian, Jan. 1944) ? 3Jan44;
B615092. Pearl S. Buck (A); 2Sep71;
R512544.
BUCKMASTER, HENRIETTA.
Deep river. ? 5Oct44; A183333.
Henrietta Buckmaster (A); 7Oct71;
R514590.
BUNNELL, ELIZABETH.
Surgery of the hand. SEE BUNNELL,
STERLING.
BUNNELL, STERLING.
Surgery of the hand. ? 3Oct44; A183341. Elizabeth Bunnell (W); 16Dec71; R519040.
BURANELLI, PROSPER.
The cross word puzzle book; a fifty-sixth anthology of fifty-five new cross word puzzles. Edited by Prosper Buranelli, F. Gregory Hartswick & Margaret Petherbridge. ? 18Oct44; A184001. Simon & Schuster, Inc. (PWH); 20Oct71; R515127.
The adventures of Bobby Coon. With
illus. by Harrison Cady. New
popular ed. NM: Illus. ? 7Jun44;
A181444. Little, Brown & Co.,
Inc. (PWH); 11Nov71; R518273.
The adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse.
With Illus. by Harrison Cady. New
popular ed. NM: Illus. ? 7Jun44;
A181443. Little, Brown & Co.,
Inc. (PWH); 11Nov71; R518272.
The adventures of Grandfather Frog.
With illus. by Harrison Cady.
New popular ed. ? on new illus.;
7Jun44; A181445. Little, Brown &
Co., Inc. (PWH); 11Nov71; R518274.
The adventures of Johnny Chuck.
Illus. by Harrison Cady. New
popular ed. NM: Illus. ? 7Jun44;
A181142. Little, Brown & Co.,
Inc. (PWH); 11Nov71; R518271.
On the green meadows: a book of nature
stories. Illustrated by Harrison
Cady. ? 17Oct44; A183492.
Louis W. Doherty & Third National
Bank of Hampden County (E of
T. W. Burgess); 9Dec71; R518261.
BURKE, ARVID J.
Defensible spending for public schools.
With an introd. by Paul R. Mort.
? 9Dec43; A177423. Arvid J. Burke
(A); 18Nov71; R517063.
BURKE, W. J. SEE
ALBUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY: COLONIAL PERIOD.
BURLEY, ROSS A.
Burley's baffling black boards.
? 15Sep43; AA443953. Beverly A.
Burley Killion (C); 15Sep71;
R513104.
BURLINGHAM, MARY.
The second climbing book.
SEE STEINER, CHARLOTTE.
BURNETT, R. WILL.
Biology for better living.
SEE BAYLES, ERNEST E.
Key to Laboratory and workbook
activities in biology, by R. Will
Burnett & Paul E. Blackwood.
? 15Dec44; AA472806. R. Will
Burnett (A); 20Dec71; R519144.
Laboratory and workbook activities in biology, by R. Will Burnett & Paul E. Blackwood. Scientific drawings by Ted R. Miller. 1944 revision. ? 23Sep44; AA465596. R. Will Burnett (A); 20Dec71; R519143.
To live in health. Scientific drawings by Zhenya Gay, other drawings by Edmund Monroe. ? 4Jan44; A177921. R. Will Burnett (A); 20Dec71; R519119.
BURNETT, W. R.
Nobody lives forever. Book version of material prev. pub. in Collier's magazine. ? 17Jan44; A178203. W. R. Burnett (A); 20Sep71; R513054.
Nobody lives forever. (In Collier's, Oct. 9-30, 1943) ? 1Oct43, B602537; 3Oct43, B604068; 13Oct43, B604667; 22Oct43, B605215. W. R. Burnett (A); 20Sep71; R513055-513058.
BURNETT, WHIT, ed.
The story pocket book. ? on foreword
& biographical notes; 20Dec44;
AA473628. Simon Schuster, Inc.
(PWH); 23Dec71; R519610.
BURNS, ELMER E.
Physics, a basic science.
SEE VERWIEBE, FRANK L.
Annotated Indiana statutes, 1833.
SEE INDIANA. LAWS, STATUTES, ETC.
BURNS, MARJORIE MILLS.
Cooking on a ration; food is still fun, by Marjorie Mills. ? 28Sep43; A175987. Marjorie Mills Burns (A); 30Jun71; R508477.
BURR, JOHN G.
The framework of battle. ? 15Sep43;
A175579. John G. Burr (A); 30Aug71;
R511671.
BURTON, JEAN.
Heyday of a wizard: Daniel Home, the
medium. ? 17Apr44; A180419.
American Trust Co. (E); 16Jul71;
R514646.
BURTON, KATHERINE.
Mother Butler of Marymount.
? 19Apr44; A180090. Katherine
Burton (A); 23Dec71; R519694.
No shadow of turning; the life of
James Kent Stone, Father Fidelis of
the Cross. ? 25Oct44; A183842.
Katherine Burton (A); 27Dec71;
R519488.
BURTON, VIRGINIA LEE. SEE DEMETRIOS, VIRGINIA LEE BURTON.
BUSCH, NIVEN.
Duel In the sun. ? 5Jan44; A177967.
Niven Busch (A); 23Aug71; R511467.
BUSCH, NOEL F.
My unconsidered Judgment. Decorations in line by Ilonka Karasz. ? 11Jul44; A181951. Noel F. Busch (A); 13Dec71; R518169.
BUSH, MARGARET.
Victor Herbert, songs for children.
SEE BARTLETT, ELLA HERBERT, ed.
BUSONI, HANNAH.
Somi builds a church. SEE BUSONI,
RAFAELLO.
Stanley's Africa. SEE BUSONI,
RAFAELLO.
BUSONI, RAFAELLO.
Chancho: a boy and his pig in Peru.
SEE STARK, B. SUTHERLAND.
Pegs of history.
SEE FISH, HELEN DEAN.
Sasha and the samovar.
SEE BEIM, LORRAINE.
Somi builds a church; a story from
Lapland. Written & illustrated by
Rafaello Busoni. ? 27Aug43;
A175281. Hannah Busoni (W);
24Aug71; R511492.
Stanley's Africa. Written & illustrated by Rafaello Busoni. ? 20Oct44; A183619. Hannah Busoni (W); 3Nov71; R516290.
BUTLER, BRADFORD.
New York surrogate law and practice.
Vol. 1-4. 1944 cumulative pocket
part. ? 24Mar44; AA454586. West
Pub. Co. (PWH); 12Aug71; R510230.
BUTLER, JOHN C.
Sheet metal theory and practice.
Drawings by Ludger O. Genereux.
? 7Dec44; A184877. John C.
Butler (A) & John Wiley & Sons,
Inc., Publishers (PWH); 8Dec71;
R518040.
BUTLER, SAMUEL.
The Odyssey of Homer.
SEE HOMER.
The way of all flesh. Illustrated by Andre Durenceau. ? on new illus.; 20Dec44; A185698. Doubleday & Co., Inc. (PWH); 27Dec71; R519377.
How to use letters in college public relations; a survey of principles and source book of effective examples. ? 8Mar44; A179204. William Henry Butterfield (A); 6Dec71; R517793.
BUTZERIN, EULA B. SEE
STATE BOARD QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR
NURSES.
BYNNER, WITTER.
Nocturne. (In Free world, July, 1944)
? 22Jun44; B635265. Paul Horgan &
Dorothy Chauvenet (E); 9Jul71;
R508742.
BZOCH, KENNETH R.
Assessing language skills in infancy; a handbook for the multidimensional analysis of emergent language, by Kenneth R. Bzoch & Richard League. 1st ed. Gainesville, Fla., Tree of Life Press. 56 p. ? *; *. Kenneth R. Bzoch & Richard League; 21Jun71; A280082.
C.W.L. SEE COMMUNITY WELFARE LEAGUE.
CABLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Old Creole days, by George Washington
Cable, together with the scenes of
Cable's romances by Lafcadio Hearn.
Prologue by Edward LaRocque Tinker.
Illus. by John O'Hara Cosgrave II.
NM: Cable and the Creoles, a
prologue & the illus. ? 10Sep43;
A175390. George Macy Companies,
Inc. (PWH); 16Aug71; R511296.
CADMAN, ANNE BRADFORD.
Survey and directory marketing research agencies in New York City. SEE BRADFORD, ERNEST S.
CADY, HARRISON.
For works illustrated by Harrison
Cady SEE BURGESS, THORNTON W.
CAIN, STANLEY A.
Foundations of plant geography. ? 24May44; A180939. Stanley A. Cain (A); 30Nov71; R517353.
CALAHAN, GLADYS RALSTON.
What makes a war end. SEE CALAHAN,
H. A.
CALAHAN, H. A.
What makes a war end? ? 28Sep44;
A183252. Gladys Ralston Calahan
(W); 18Oct71; R515241.
CALANDRA, ALEXANDER.
Cooperative general chemistry test for college students. SEE ASHFORD, THEODORE A.
CALDWELL, ERSKINE.
Sylvia. (In Maryland quarterly,
Apr. 18, 1944) ? 18Apr44; B627017.
Erskine Caldwell (A); 12Nov71;
R515384.
Tragic ground. ? 13Oct44; A185536.
Erskine Caldwell (A); 12Nov71;
R515383.
CALDWELL, TAYLOR, pseud. SEE
REBACK, JANET M.
CALIFORNIA. DISTRICT COURTS OF APPEAL.
Advance California appellate reports.
J. O. Tucker, editor. ? Bancroft-Whitney
Co. (PWH)
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Everyone in town knew Amelia had chased Jaxton for years, even etching his initials on her skin. When malicious rumors swarmed, he merely straightened his cuff links and ordered her to kneel before the woman he truly loved. Seething with realization, she slammed her engagement ring down on his desk and walked away. Not long after, she whispered "I do" to a billionaire, their wedding post crashing every feed. Panic cracked Jaxton. "She's using you to spite me," he spat. The billionaire just smiled. "Being her sword is my honor."
Khloe lost her sight to save her fiancé, only to be betrayed on their wedding eve when he handed her over to a notorious man to clear his debts. Shattered, Khloe agreed to the arrangement, and rumors swirled that she and her groom were hopeless. No one expected the blind woman to stun the world-a prodigy in fragrance, a world-class hacker, a racing legend, and the secret head of a peacekeeping force. The nation was amazed, and her ex-fiancé most of all. Drunk and remorseful, he told the press, "My biggest regret is losing Khloe. Now she's someone else's!"
Isabelle's love for Kolton held flawless for fifteen years-until the day she delivered their children and slipped into a coma. He leaned to her ear and whispered, "Don't wake up. You're worthless to me now." The twins later clutched another woman's hand and chirped, "Mommy," splintering Isabelle's heart. She woke, filed for divorce, and disappeared. Only then did Kolton notice her fingerprints on every habit. They met again: she emerged as the lead medical specialist, radiant and unmoved. But at her engagement gala, she leapt into a tycoon's arms. Jealous, he crushed a glass, blood wetting his palm. He believed as soon as he made a move, Isabelle would return to him. After all, she had loved him deeply.
Being second best is practically in my DNA. My sister got the love, the attention, the spotlight. And now, even her damn fiancé. Technically, Rhys Granger was my fiancé now-billionaire, devastatingly hot, and a walking Wall Street wet dream. My parents shoved me into the engagement after Catherine disappeared, and honestly? I didn't mind. I'd crushed on Rhys for years. This was my chance, right? My turn to be the chosen one? Wrong. One night, he slapped me. Over a mug. A stupid, chipped, ugly mug my sister gave him years ago. That's when it hit me-he didn't love me. He didn't even see me. I was just a warm-bodied placeholder for the woman he actually wanted. And apparently, I wasn't even worth as much as a glorified coffee cup. So I slapped him right back, dumped his ass, and prepared for disaster-my parents losing their minds, Rhys throwing a billionaire tantrum, his terrifying family plotting my untimely demise. Obviously, I needed alcohol. A lot of alcohol. Enter him. Tall, dangerous, unfairly hot. The kind of man who makes you want to sin just by existing. I'd met him only once before, and that night, he just happened to be at the same bar as my drunk, self-pitying self. So I did the only logical thing: I dragged him into a hotel room and ripped off his clothes. It was reckless. It was stupid. It was completely ill-advised. But it was also: Best. Sex. Of. My. Life. And, as it turned out, the best decision I'd ever made. Because my one-night stand isn't just some random guy. He's richer than Rhys, more powerful than my entire family, and definitely more dangerous than I should be playing with. And now, he's not letting me go.
It took me five years after my son was born to finally realize the truth-he never loved us. To end this painful marriage, I decided to take my son and leave. But fate played a cruel trick on us. During a rogue attack, I lost my wolf spirit, and my son lost an eye. Just as I was drowning in despair, my usually cold and distant husband knelt before everyone, begging for forgiveness and swearing he'd be our rock for life. So, my son and I gave him a chance-a 100-day trial. If he proved himself, we'd stay. But on the 99th day... fate shattered everything again.
Leland, the world's most eligible bachelor and powerful President, was rumored to be in love-with Valerie, the nation's favorite punchline. Once rejected by his nephew and scorned for her looks, Valerie faced public outrage for "leeching" off Leland's status and entering government circles. Elite society mocked, rivals sneered. But the tables turned: the mafia king was spotted carrying her bags, scientists begged for her help, and Valerie saved the nation. As chaos erupted, Leland posted on the presidential account. "My wife wants to dump me-how do I win her back? Urgent advice needed!"
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