#Ashley Keyser

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MEDITATIVE WEEK OF POETRY: ASHLEY KEYSER

The rainbow is mutilated. Made sleeker, simpler, like these modern condos graying the gayborhood from which hypoallergenic dogs scream the sun up like roosters with throats cut. Only seven colors, scale to hang an anthem on, a hymn. Newton cracked the light to its flaw inside, nacreous like a conch full of song, but wanted music virginal as he was. Even the Pride rainbow cut loose its original unruly bands. Turquoise for art and magic, pink for sex. So identity wipes from its eyebags the crumbs of tacky spangle, pancakes on a natural look. In the cemetery, a woman in jammie pants waves a censer over a headstone. Through its tangy haze I leak like a snail, congenitally topped. Exquisite corpse of morning-after: her wrists, her kissed throat, swagger for days, for nights. What to write her? All thumbs, bad sexts, my lines tangle in Mercury’s bag of tricks this retrograde season. I must buy some shaded inks—lavenders, pinks, violets—to shade my meaning. I see I gave you many wrong meanings, using only black ink. The light perverts to its spectrum. Sick-sweet kitsch Presidential Suite battered by seafoam green, favorite shade of the invert’s ink, his buttonhole carnation, pastel hotel where two women dab from pink perfume vials in their bathrobes, excuse to smell each other. Dirty pink of puce, a word meaning fleas, for my nipples; turquoise, Pantone color-of-the-year the year a girl first touched them. That one journaled in code (“so my biographers won’t reduce my art to my life”), but I’m aging out of coyness. Reduce me to my life. I’ll write to you in pinks. Not millennial pink—rose, the roses of the millennium, which are meaty, overblown, and in turquoise of verdigris’ acid ink eating into pages, verdigris crusting sphinxes and angels where coyotes dig up from snow Day-Glo flowers left in offering—Love, devour me like the green word its paper.

[emilieideas]

Quarterly West, [Decadence] Feature

From “The Impossible Bouquet,” Brian Clifton:

"There is much the eye has not seen but knows. The golden trumpets of daffodils heralding neither sleep nor death but their absence. In a painting, life does not progress to death. But the eye sees it in the vague arc a leaf takes. Like how, in the dark, the dark moves; a hand thrusts forward and dissipates, a face scurries from the ceiling to the wall where the eye loses track.”

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From “Don Juan in Winter,” Ashley Keyser:

“I’ve been the man / who catches the magic fox in his arms: Charm, // its copper and smirk, / but I go pruritic, prurient.”

“= ghosts in thousands. / Like snow bees or dander, /my (million?!) ghost partners // flutter and swoon / if I reach to unfasten / their diaphanous robes.”

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From “Don Juan in Hell,” Ashley Keyser:

“not to renounce / my plucking and gorging // is an act of courage.”

“this lantern jaw“

“Let me be / your brief / and dazzling crown.” 

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From “Blue,” Randall Mann:

“We think, / we cannot bear to think, / we do.” 

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From “He Didn’t Raise Hand or Voice," Carl Phillips:

“If I say the giving / feels, impossibly, just before I let go of it, almost like love, that’s / all I’m saying. It happened; and now it’s over. They moved / together in groups, and singly. They moved among the trees / as among the parts of a language they’d forgotten they knew.”

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From “I Steal from Everyone,” Iliana Rocha

“don’t / make me go with you to your / round, blue world”

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From “[For a couple years, I slept nights in Babe’s basement on a low gold couch right up],” Diane Seuss

“there in the fabled underground”

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From “[I was not a large child, though large in silence, learned],” Diane Seuss

“I grew vast, too vast, / it was said, for my landscape’s monsters“

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From “[I’ve encountered the exoskeleton of a book I wrote or poem],” Diane Seuss

“the body just an armful of kindling or handful of blue fibers from / the designated suit“

[natbrut]

Issue 9 is finally here.

We are super proud of this incredible collection. A lot of work, blood, sweat, and literal tears have gone into this issue. We can't wait for you to read it. Issue 9 features art, edited by Ximena Alejandra Izquierdo Ugaz and Danielle Wright; fiction, edited by RL Goldberg; poetry, edited by Jennifer Soong; and creative nonfiction, edited by Laura Bullard.

Inside you'll also find Another Closet, a folio of work by survivors and members of the LGBTQIA+ community grappling with addiction and substance misuse, edited by Kayla AE and Laura Bullard.

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For starters, the spectacle element in medieval violence can help us decode the motivelessness in today's crimes. Can I ask you guys a serious question? Do you guys think maybe I should be providing more visual aids in terms of weapons? Like a katana, plumbata, the war cart of Conrad Keyser.

Dr. Spencer Reid, Ashley

[paperbackd]

Here’s a masterpost of YA books (and a few crossover MG titles) to be released in April 2017. Check out this month’s new releases below. Feel free to use this as a guide to this month’s releases, but please do not repost it in its entirety elsewhere. If you found this masterpost helpful, a like, reblog, or link back to Paperback’d would be much appreciated!

April 1st

All the Forever Things by Jolene Perry ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Alone in Paris by Ashley Earley ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Draekora (The Medoran Chronicles #3) by Lynette Noni ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Killswitch (The Seven Signs #4) by Michael Adams ✤ Goodreads

Pointe, Claw by Amber J. Keyser ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Secret Science of Magic by Melissa Keil ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

What Girls Are Made Of by Elana K. Arnold ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 3rd

The Castaways by Jessika Fleck ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Night Swimming by Steph Bowe ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 4th

Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Blacklist (Beautiful Idols #2) by Alyson Noël ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

But Then I Came Back by Estelle Laure ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Cage of Darkness (Reign of Secrets #2) by Jennifer Anne Davis ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Definitions of Indefinable Things by Whitney Taylor ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Defy the Stars (Defy the Stars #1) by Claudia Gray ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The End of Our Story by Meg Haston ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Football Girl by Thatcher Heldring ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Geekerella by Ashley Poston ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Gem & Dixie by Sara Zarr ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Get It Together, Delilah! by Erin Gough ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Give Me a K-I-L-L by R.L. Stine ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Inconceivable Life of Quinn by Marianna Baer ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Keeping the Beat by Marie Powell & Jeff Norton ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Last Thing You Said by Sara Biren ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Last to Die by Kelly Garrett ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Letters to the Lost by Brigid Kemmerer ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Mars One by Jonathan Maberry ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Other Breakable Things by Kelley York & Rowan Altwood ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Perfect (Flawed #2) by Cecelia Ahern ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Pretty Fierce by Kieran Scott ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Royce Rolls by Margaret Stohl ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Shadowcaster (Shattered Realms #2) by Cinda Williams Chima ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Speak of Me As I Am by Sonia Belasco ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Stranger Things Have Happened by Jeff Strand ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Toward a Secret Sky by Heather Maclean ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

True North (True Born #2) by L.E. Stirling ✤ Amazon

Zenn Diagram by Wendy Brant ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 6th

And Then We Ran by Katy Cannon ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Red Sister (Book of the Ancestor #1) by Mark Lawrence ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Stargazing for Beginners by Jenny McLachlan ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The State of Grace by Rachael Lucas ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Straight Outta Crongton (South Crongton Trilogy #3) by Alex Wheatle ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 10th

Don't Kiss the Messenger (Edgelake High School #1) by Katie Ray ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 11th

Alex & Eliza by Melissa de la Cruz ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Blacksouls (Blackhearts #2) by Nicole Castroman ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Cheesus Was Here by J.C. Davis ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Dreaming the Bear by Mimi Thebo ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Duels and Deception by Cindy Anstey ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Fireworks by Katie Cotugno ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Freemason's Daughter by Shelley Sackier ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Given to the Sea by Mindy McGinnis ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Literally by Lucy Keating ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Out of the Shadows (Shadowlands #1) by Ashlee Nicole Bye ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Run the Risk by Allison van Diepen ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Spindle Fire (Spindle Fire #1) by Lexa Hillyer ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Takedown by Corrie Wang ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Unearthly Things by Michelle Gagnon ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 18th

The Adjustment (The Program #3) by Suzanne Young ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Bang by Barry Lyga ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Edge of the Abyss (The Abyss Surrounds Us #2) by Emily Skrutskie ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Grendel's Guide to Love and War by A.E. Kaplan ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Meg & Linus by Hanna Nowinski ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Missing by Kelley Armstrong ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Sky Throne by Chris Ledbetter ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 24th

Begin, End, Begin: A #LoveOZYa Anthology by Danielle Binks ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

April 25th

Between Two Skies by Joanne O'Sullivan ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Legion (Talon #4) by Julie Kagawa ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Looking for Group by Roy Harrison ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Lucky Girl by Amanda Maciel ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

North of Happy by Adi Alsaid ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

Saint Death by Marcus Sedgwick ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Whole Thing Together by Ann Brashares ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

The Wonder of Us by Kim Culbertson ✤ Goodreads | Amazon

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"God on Trial" is a 2008 BBC/WGBH television play written by Frank Cottrell Boyce based on an event described by Elie Wiesel in his bookThe Trial of God, Wiesel confirmed that the story was true, and that he was personally witness to it. The play takes place in  Auschwitz-Birkenau during World War II. The Jewish prisoners put God on trial in absentia for abandoning the Jewish people. The question is if God has broken His covenat with theJewish people by allowing the Nazis to commit genocide. Staring:Joseph Alessi, Josef Altin, Ashley Artus, Alexi Kaye Campbell, Dominic Cooper, Lorcan Cranitch, Stephen Dillane, Rupert Graves, François Guetary, David de Keyser, Eddie Marsan, Andre Oumansky, Blake Ritson, Jack Shepherd, Antony Sher, Stellan Skarsgård, Rene Zagger, Agnieszka Liggett, Louise Mardenborough The movie starts with around half of the men being selected for the gas chamber within a couple of hours and most seem paralysed by fear, hunger and despair. There is one angry man who rails against God. His anger provokes reactions from many of the others and soon the men agree to put God on trial, quickly organising a kind of tribunal in the traditions of the Jewish religion. This drama confronts one of the central issues of human existence - the basis of faith - and sets it in a time and place that has become a by-word for inhumanity. With writing that is emotive, intelligent and unflinching throughout complimented by a series of utterly convincing and moving performances from all the principals, this was one of the most absorbing and challenging pieces of TV drama I have witnessed in years. In fact I would go further: This ranks as one of the finest TV productions I have ever seen. For me the almost real time context lifted this play beyond another testimony to the Holocaust. The characters all know the past - indeed, they acknowledge several hideous near genocidal atrocities by their Jewish ancestors - but they don't know the future. I would like to see this drama shown to teenagers in school, I believe it would be an excellent educational tool, not only about the holocaust but about religion in general and where we place God in our lives.

[deniseyallen]

Portman Statement Following Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) released the following statement after the conclusion of the today’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing: 

“I had the opportunity to watch the hearing today and listened carefully to both Dr. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh testify.  I believe allegations of sexual assault should be taken very seriously, and Dr. Ford deserved the opportunity to tell her story and be heard.  I believe my job is to assess the facts that we have before us, and that’s very difficult when no corroboration exists regarding this allegation.  Judge Kavanaugh has adamantly denied the allegation.  The only three others named by Dr. Ford as being present, including Leland Keyser, who Dr. Ford described as one of her lifelong friends, have no recollection of this event or this party.  In fact, Ms. Keyser says she was never at a party with Brett Kavanaugh and, in fact, does not know Brett Kavanaugh.  Dozens of men and women who knew Brett Kavanaugh in high school have attested to his good character.  This includes 65 women who knew him at that time who wrote a letter saying the Brett Kavanaugh they knew treated women with decency and respect.  In America there is a presumption of innocence when there is no evidence to corroborate a charge.  Throughout his decades of public service, Judge Kavanaugh has been thoroughly vetted by the FBI on six different occasions, and no such allegation ever surfaced.  I have known Judge Kavanaugh for more than 15 years, I know his wife Ashley, and I know his family.  The Brett Kavanaugh I know is a man of integrity and humility.  He also has the right qualifications and experience to serve on the Supreme Court.  In fact, the American Bar Association has given him their highest rating, unanimously. I support his confirmation.” 

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from Rob Portman http://www.portman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ContentRecord_id=44F989A8-7FE4-4DC7-B506-55D3020ABEFB

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Summer in The City 2017 is Hosting Multiple Panels and Workshops for Aspiring Creators

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We’re less than a week away from Summer in The City 2017 – UK’s largest YouTube and online video festival, which begins this Friday (August 4th) with “Creator Day”. It’s a day packed with helpful panels and workshops geared towards sharing valuable knowledge with aspiring and upcoming creators.

Whether you’re a vlogger interested in growing your YouTube channel, or a digital creator striving to be more effective with today’s top social platforms like Instagram, there’s a ton to look forward to! So, if you’re able to attend, we definitely recommend visiting the spectacle that is Summer in the City, especially Creator Day, for those interested in growing their online video presence.

What panels would you like to join in on this year? 🤔 #SitC2017

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Taking place on August 4th at ExCeL London, Creator Day will run its programming from 11am – 7pm. Here’s a peek at 7 of the many awesome panels/workshops taking place for creators:

“Working for Free?!”

Start Time: 12:00pm

Location: Gaming Stage

Topic: Can content betweens brands and creators in exchange for free products help with building your video brand successfully in the long-term?

Speakers:

Ciaran O’Brien

Emily Hartridge

Hannah Anderson

James Hancock

Sean Brown

Steven Bridges

“How to Create and Grow Multiple Revenue Streams”

Start Time: 12:00pm

Location: Panel Room A

Topic: What are some of the top outlets for creators develop revenue streams for their content? Hear insights from industry professionals and influencers on the monetization opportunities for earning money as a creator.

Speakers:

Ed Brew

Kaya Lili

Kou Chaichian

Riyadh Khalaf

“Being Transparent with your Audience?”

Start Time: 1:00pm

Location: Panel Room A

Topic: Keeping CAP’s required advertising guidelines in mind, this panel will be a discussion on suggested transparency for your viewers when it comes to ads and sponsored content in your videos.

Speakers:

Lucy Moon

Melanie Murphy

Sanne Vliegenthart

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“VR, AR & 360 Video”

Start Time: 1:00pm

Location: Gaming Stage

Topic: Learn about the latest trends and information on successfully incorporating AR, VR and/or 360 video into your future ventures.

Speakers:

Andrew Couch

Ashley Cowan

Damien Collier

Jess Hider

Josephine Munis MBA

Tanya Laird

“YouTube Video Making Essentials”

Start Time: 2:00pm

Location: Panel Room B

Topic: Learn how to enhance your video production with best practices from the planning stages to filming and post-production, which will help make your content stand out with high quality!

Speakers:

Lavin Lee

Len Jackson

“Studio 71: A Masterclass in Working with Brands”

Start Time: 2:00pm

Location: Panel Room A

Topic: Learn everything you need to know in this workshop about the process of working with brands as a creator when it comes to managing the campaign, contracts, and many more essential components.

Charlotte Payne

Jacques Keyser

“YouTube’s Unmissable Update”

Start Time: 5:00pm

Location: Panel Room A

Topic: Learn about YouTube’s latest product innovations and newly released features dedicated to helping YouTubers reach more subscribers and gain subscribers.

Speakers:

Anna Gradil

Sara Garcia Tejedo

Terri Scriven

Again, these are just seven of the many panels and workshops taking place during Creator Day on August 4th, so be sure to check out the full agenda. Not only will aspiring creators be able to learn from the talented individuals from a diverse range of successful channels, but many will also get the chance to ask their own questions during attendee Q&A time at panels.

Still need to get your attendee pass? You can get tickets here, while limited quantities last!

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Que nous réserve l’éditeur pour le mois de Mars 2017 ?

:star: Les Sorties en couvertures

Les fantômes de Maiden Lane Tome 10 : Le Duc de Montgomery de Elysabeth Hoyt

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Désireuse de récupérer des lettres compromettantes chez le duc de Montgomery, Bridget Crumb s’est fait engager à son service comme gouvernante. Mais ce don juan sans scrupule va évidemment remarquer la présence de cette jeune femme sérieuse et distante, dont il devine la sensualité à fleur de peau sous sa sévère robe noire. Il décide donc de la séduire. Partagée entre la nécessité d’accomplir sa mission secrète et le trouble dangereux que le duc éveille en elle, Bridget se laisse entraîner dans une aventure voluptueuse dont elle est sûre de ne pas sortir indemne.

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Scandaleux écossais Tome 4 : La Flamboyante des Highlands de Suzanne Enoch

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Lord Munro MacLawry était sur la piste d’un cerf sur son domaine de Glengask quand il se fait brûler la politesse par une ravissante braconnière. Il découvre bientôt que la mystérieuse inconnue s’est réfugiée avec sa sœur dans les ruines de l’abbaye. Qui sont ces fugitives ? Lorsqu’il tente de les approcher, la rousse flamboyante le menace de son mousquet en jurant comme un charretier. Son impudence et ses formes généreuses aiguisent l’intérêt de Munro. D’ordinaire, aucune femme ne résiste à son charme, légendaire dans les Highlands. Il veut cette sauvageonne et il l’aura ! Sauf que cette fois la proie sait se défendre.

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La Rebelle du clan MacRae de Shana Abé

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

Réédition

Son résumé :

Drôle d’alliance que celle de Lauren MacRae et du comte Arion de Morgan. Depuis des lustres, leurs familles se haïssent et se disputent l’île de Shot. Devenue chef du clan MacRae à la mort de son père, Lauren a juré de poursuivre la lutte, mais les attaques vikings changent la donne.

Pour protéger leur île de l’invasion barbare, les ennemis d’hier sont contraints d’unir leurs forces. De ce pacte politique naît un autre conflit, plus intime et déchirant : une passion dévorante que ni Lauren ni Arion ne peuvent vivre au grand jour…

Pas d’extrait.

Pennyroyal Green Tome 6 : Le rêve de Phoebe de Julie Anne Long

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Dans le dessein de reconstituer son héritage de famille, le marquis de Dryden décide de se marier avec la jolie Lisbeth Redmond. Cependant, sa rencontre avec la séduisante Phoebe, dame de compagnie de sa promise, bouleverse tous ses plans.

Les vauriens de Havisham Tome 2 : Et le comte rafle la belle de Lorraine Heath

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Enceinte de quelques mois, Julia attend avec impatience le retour d’Albert, son mari. Cependant, elle ignore qu’il a trouvé la mort en Afrique et qu’il a passé consigne à Edward, son frère jumeau, de le remplacer. Ce dernier se trouve alors dans une situation délicate, aimant secrètement Julia depuis des années mais n’osant pas lui avouer la supercherie.

S’abandonner à l’amour de Anna Bradley

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Alec Shuterland décide de séduire Delia Somerset pour ruiner sa réputation et venger sa famille d’une vieille querelle. Consciente du projet, Delia rentre dans son jeu. Ni l’un ni l’autre ne pensaient que pour quelques caresses volées, le prix à payer serait beaucoup plus élevé que prévu.

Le mystère d’Alexabdra de Leslie Lafoy

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

Réédition

Son résumé :

Pour fuir son passé, Aiden Terrell brûle sa vie par les deux bouts. Afin de le remettre dans le droit chemin, son ami et associé, le détective Barrett Stanbridge, le charge d’une mission : protéger le fils d’un rajah qui vit à Londres en compagnie de sa préceptrice. Cette dernière a en effet des raisons de craindre pour la sécurité de l’enfant. A contrecœur, Aiden s’installe sous le même toit que ses clients. La cohabitation s’annonce mouvementée : le jeune Mohan est un tyran et Alexandra Radford prend tout de suite Aiden de haut. Il n’empêche que, pour une vieille fille de déjà vingt-cinq ans, elle possède un charme irrésistible encore accentué par le mystère qui l’entoure et les secrets qu’Aiden va peu à peu percer… en essayant de ne pas tomber dans le piège de l’amour !

Los Angeles VIP Tome 1 : L’initiation de Vanessa Fewings

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Mia exulte : elle vient de décrocher un poste chez Envoûtement, un club privé très select de Los Angeles ! Troquer ses chemisiers blancs pour des robes noires sexy ne l’effraie pas. Après tout, le salaire dépasse ses rêves les plus fous et lui permettra peut-être de solder ses factures. Sans oublier qu’elle sera la secrétaire de Richard Booth, l’un des hommes les plus influents de la ville. Mais Mia ignore que Cameron, le directeur de l’établissement, l’a engagée dans un but bien précis : charmer son ami Richard. Or Cameron se prend bientôt, lui aussi, à ce dangereux jeu de séduction…

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Le Bikini Rouge de Lauren Chistopher

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Après un divorce difficile, Adele part se ressourcer sur les plages californiennes avec sa fille Coco. A un cours de surf, elle fait la connaissance de Fin, célibataire, de sept ans son cadet.

Désenchantement – La Malédiction de Lady Walsh de Lynn Viehl

Date de sortie : 29 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Dans une Amérique qui a perdu la guerre d’Indépendance, Charmian (Kit) Kittredge enquête sur les crimes magiques. Elle préfère ne pas fréquenter la haute société. Lady Diana Walsh fait appel à elle pour enquêter et faire disparaître la malédiction qui pèse sur sa personne. Mais l’enquête est perturbée par un mage noir.

Affaires privées Tome 2 : Confidence pour confidence  de Molly O’Keefe

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Fille d’un personnage politique, Ashley Montgomery décide de jeter les voiles et de partir en Afrique pour se lancer dans l’humanitaire. Mais les choses tournent au drame lorsqu’un équipage de pirates la kidnappe. Brody Baxter, l’ex-garde du corps de la famille, la libère puis l’emmène à Bishop, en Alaska. N’est-ce pas là le refuge idéal pour fuir les assauts de la presse ?

Seule à seul avec Brody, Ashley doit subir ses humeurs, et pas des moindres ! Cette carapace d’homme froid, un peu sauvage, ne cacherait-elle pas un cœur indompté, lourd de sombres secrets ?

Mafia & Séduction Tome 3 : Le jouer de Kresley Cole

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Pour mettre ses proches à l’abri du besoin, Victoria doit à tout prix faire le coup du siècle. Elle choisit donc une proie de choix, le beau et richissime Dmitri Sevastyan, et décide de jouer les demoiselles en détresse pour le séduire…avant de le dépouiller.

Envoûté par ses charmes, le Russe tombe dans le piège et accepte presque aussitôt d’épouser Victoria à Las Vegas. Mais tout cela paraît trop facile. Et si c’était elle qui se faisait rouler ? Il semblerait que son futur mari feigne le coup de foudre pour tenter un coup de poker…

La Morsure d’Eros de Frédérique De Keyser

Date de sortie : 8 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Le vampire Pâris de Lanfec est de retour à Paris après une longue absence, et la ville est en émoi ! Connue sous le surnom du « Chasseur », la créature compte bien assouvir sa soif de sang et de sensualité auprès de la gent féminine.

Or, cette inconstance cache en réalité le besoin impérieux de trouver celle qui saura dompter sa sombre bestialité… Alors qu’il tente de tromper son ennui en se rendant à une énième soirée de débauche, le libertin est foudroyé par la beauté singulière d’une jeune inconnue. La rencontre de Pâris avec l’envoûtante Aphrodite sonnera-t-elle la fin de la chasse ?

La société Tome 8 : Le premier pas de Angela Behelle

Date de sortie : 15 Mars 2017

Réédition

Son résumé :

Au sein de la Société, les compétences des adhérents peuvent être mises à contribution à tout moment. En vertu de ce principe, Alexis Duivel se permet de solliciter Frédérique Roche, kiné aux doigts de fée, et accessoirement élément actif de l’organisation clandestine.

La mission de la demoiselle, si elle l’accepte : remettre un jeune accidenté de la route sur pied. Et pour faire fondre ses réticences, le vice-président a prévu d’user d’arguments très persuasifs, qui auront tôt fait d’expédier la jeune femme en Provence, au chevet d’un homme énigmatique pouvant lui réserver bien des surprises…

Rock Hard de Nalini Singh

Date de sortie : 1 Mars 2017

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Son résumé :

Ancien joueur de rugby, Gabriel Bishop s’est reconverti dans les affaires. Recruté pour redresser l’entreprise Saxon & Archer, il entend agir avec la même détermination que celle qui a fait de lui une star du ballon ovale. Pour commencer, son attention s’est posée sur Charlotte Baird, qu’il semble pétrifier par sa seule présence.

Timide et émotive pour des raisons qu’elle préférerait oublier, cette dernière accomplit un travail efficace et en toute discrétion. Si elle croyait passer inaperçue, c’était compter sans son irrésistible et intransigeant patron, qui a des projets très clair la concernant. Des projets qui risqueraient de la faire rougir un peu plus encore…

Voilà quelques belles nouveautés qui risquent de faire mal à notre porte-monnaie :D !

Les Sorties J'ai Lu Pour Elle de Mars 2017 - Que nous réserve l'éditeur pour le mois de Mars 2017 ? Que nous réserve l'éditeur pour le mois de Mars 2017 ? :star: Les Sorties en couvertures…

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Blood Orange - Better Than Me (Official Video) - Blood Orange - Better Than Me (Official Video) from ‘Freetown Sound’ - the new album. Get the digital album: http://bit.ly/2hO9A67 Get the CD/LP on Domino: http://bit.ly/2ixEKCF Stream Freetown Sound: http://bit.ly/2hOd2h6 Director Devonte Hynes Exec Producer Nick Harwood Exec Producer Cassidy Ellis, Hello Cancans Productions Producer Cassidy Ellis, Hello Cancans Productions Production Manager Michael Dudek, Hello Cancans Productions Production Coordinator Jason Meyer Director of Photography Garrett Hardy Davis 1st AD Otis Fung Steadicam Operator Yousheng Tang Choreographer Juri Onuki Gaffer R. Masseo Davis BB Electric Pat O'Callaghan Swing Seth Dean Key Grip Benjamin Logan BB Grip Matthew Keyser Wardrobe Stylist Emily Schubert Stylist Assistant Dominick Barcelona Stylist Assistant Michaela Pearle Tailor Helena Meisenhart Hair Corey Tuttle, Honey Artists Makeup Jenny Kanavaros, Honey Artists Carly Glam Sunny Brook, The Wall Group VTR Drew Cerria POST Assistant Editor Riho Mineta Post Metropolis Post Grade Samuel Gursky @ Irving Harvey VFX Coyote Post DANCERS Ashley R.T. Yergens Eloise Deluca Madison Krekel Bryndon Cook Nana Tsuda Leslie Andrea Williams Amanda Castro Jerome AB Charles Gowin Mickey Mahar Ciara Clements Lindsey Jones George Hirsh Special thanks to Kodak http://vevo.ly/y5fRp1 - http://youtu.be/WUhFU-czesk

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"You Can Have Whatever You Want" is a stunning new piece of fiction by Ashley Keyser. Stop scrolling Tumblr for a few minutes and check it out. It’s short and totally worth tabbing out on.