#billionaire books

[kiernanshayemckay]

Edward Robert Hughes - Midsummers Eve c. 1908

Infatuation - A Michael McKendrick Billionaire Novel

“Infatuation is a journey of Kasey, Jeffery, and Michael, who hope to find love. Kasey examines her life while in New York City. She is in a long-term relationship with Jeffery Jonsson, M.D., a neurosurgeon and psychiatrist, who is desperately in love with her and lives in Washington D.C. However, in a chance encounter, she meets Michael McKendrick, a billionaire looking for his perfect match. Will Kasey turn to Jeffery for love…or Michael? Will she stay in New York City...or return home to Washington, D.C.? The question is: What are the ramifications of the journey to find love?”

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Book due to release on www.amazon.com in December 2023

Have a fantastic day

Kiernan Shaye

[lilydrafts]

Love yourself a little extra right now. You're creating the life of your dreams and you absolutely deserve it. It's about to get magical for you.

[bambeebirdie]

Okay consider Bruce Wayne is the very well known bankroller for the Justice League. Batman is still part of the league, but they don’t know he’s Bruce Wayne. So, due to Bruce Wayne being such a well known figure and very obviously connected to the Justice League, that has kinda made him a target for certain people which means the Justice League has decided to assign one of their members to help keep him safe. Insert notorious billionaire fighter Superman becoming the part time bodyguard of Bruce Wayne in this epic superbat romance

[mysharona1987]

[arkangelo-7]

The fact that DC isn’t capitalizing on the Billionaire Romance potential between Bruce in Clark is criminal.

It has all the markings of success. Tall, dark, brooding love interests that’s richer than God but has a tortured soul? Check. Small town protagonist who’s in over their head but too in love to care? Double check. Complicated family and/or workplace dynamics that could pull the couple apart? Triple check.

Superbat is like an Ana Huang book on steroids; I know I’ll never see it actualized but DAMN is Bruce and Clark’s dynamic perfect for it…

[godwantsit]

[lgbtlunaverse]

Jgy is a class traitor this, jgy is the only person who cares about the common people that. Jgy is the type of guy who would scab during a strike, bring in a union-buster to earn favours from upper management, slowly work his way up to CEO and then give everyone the extra vacation days and payraises they were asking for anyway. Which is an extremely funny type of guy to be. Like, can we all take a break from arguing to agree how fucking hilarious that is?

[catastrophicalcat]

The new Watchtower design! I LOVE the Robin's Nest detail. You can practically hear Bruce growl:

"Fuck yeah my kids get their own corner, I paid for this thing and I'm going to name a fucking wing after them; fuck you Hal, go bunk with Aquaman."

[kiernanshayemckay]

Elie Saab Ready-To-Wear Dress

This is the dress I based my description on for Chapter 2 of Infatuation - A Michael McKendrick Billionaire Novel. when Jeffery takes Kasey to Afternoon Tea. 

“Infatuation is a journey of Kasey, Jeffery, and Michael, who hopes to find love. Kasey examines her life while in New York City. She is in a long-term relationship with Jeffery Jonsson, M.D., a neurosurgeon and psychiatrist, who is desperately in love with her and lives in Washington, D.C. However, in a chance encounter, she meets Michael McKendrick, a billionaire looking for his perfect match. Will Kasey turn to Jeffery for love…or Michael? Will she stay in New York City…or return home to Washington, D.C.? The question is: What are the ramifications of the journey to find love?”

Visit me on www.kiernanshayemckay.com

Book due to release on www.amazon.com in December 2023

Kiernan Shaye

[lilydrafts]

A toxic environment will likely change you more than you change it. So get out.

[tanglepelt]

Dc x dp idea 12

Danny sealing away the previous ghost king came back to haunt him. Someone freed him. He also has the crown and ring again. Maybe the fruitloop maybe a cultist who knows. Danny has words.

No one is able to stand up to him. His rouges tried his allies tried. I like the idea of ghost speak so they just can’t do anything. Danny and Vlad have a natural resistance to his orders as half human.

Background knowledge Giw is a huge thing. Like it’s supported by a lot of ppl. They have actually had Danny at one point before sam and tucker busted him out.

Danny and pariah are in a fight. It’s an official one on one fight. They end up in the human realm. Danny realized right away that they changed locations.

Danny went from attack to protect. Majority of his power is going to protect the people. Ice walls, shields anything he can. Danny is stopping the crazed lunatic from destroying houses and entire cities. This continues for a long time.

With a blast from both pariah and Danny they both disappear.

Reform is brought. Sam tucker and jazz lead it. No longer are the anti-ecto laws a thing. Time passes and the reformed laws are the bases of the meta human rights. Phantom is remembered as a hero who stopped pariah. Everyone thinks the two took each other out.

Danny’s friends and family are long gone at this point. But a portal opens and out the two come. They had fallen into a portal that lead them to future.

So now there fighting yet again in the human world. Danny managing to get more offensive as others are dealing with the humans. He doesn’t necessarily notice this.

He is to focused on pariah to notice the flying cosplayer and the furries.

In the end danny gets the crown away from him. The two only work when both are wielded. This time danny forces pariah into his core which ends the duel.

Pariahs core glows and fizzles out of existence. Danny is now king.

So now the justice league has to deal with a newly crowned king. One who has no trust in the government has been displaced in time and all his family is dead.

[deeplyridiculouslyinlove]

The way Rosamund narrates the line from Moiraine’s POV “What was Siuan thinking of?” with so much tenderness and wistfulness in Chapter 21 of The Shadow Rising has me in a chokehold. Siuaraine hive rise up, she’s one of usss.

[novel--notes]

If you have to change yourself to fit someone’s ideal version of you, then that’s not love.

[the-overanalyst]

i was thinking about this and about how, despite this person being absolutely right, the traumatized villain still feels so much more intuitive to us, more realistic even. why is that? is it just an oversaturation of the trope? is it human rationality insisting that everything needs a reason? in that case, is it naivete? denial about who our real life villains are? (something something you're more likely to become homeless than to become a billionaire) maybe it's easier for the average person to imagine rage at becoming what they dread than dissatisfaction despite having everything they want. and when you do get a fictional villain who has never suffered, these characters don't feel human, because our average-person rationale just doesn't apply to them. the real life villains mentioned in the tweet might as well be living in their own fantasy world.