Novedades

He is her matchmaker. She is his worst client. At 32, Diana is battle-worn from the modern dating trenches. Sarcasm is her armor. Signed up for a matchmaking service by her best friend, she braces for disappointment. But then she meets Nate—the charming matchmaker who believes she deserves more. Too bad he is completely off limits... or is he? This laugh-out-loud romcom is a standalone novella in The Matchmaker Files—a series of interconnected romances set inside a modern matchmaking agency. You’ll love it if you like: Cinnamon roll heroes Grumpy-meets-sunshine vibes (grumpy heroine) ...

To age, they say, is to decline. Yet some things actually improve as they get older: certain wines, His Majesty King Charles, certain cheeses and, most of all, the Alan Partridge podcast, now back for its fourth series. What will this series offer that the first three didn’t? Nothing, that’s not the point. Instead it will continue, just as before, to draw back the curtain, open the cupboard and provide full loft access to the life of one of the most fascinating men in north Norfolk (Alan Partridge).

***Ain't no spice here. This is a kisses-only romcom*** I’m teamed up with a man I hate on a scoop that could be my Big Break. Years ago, Blake McGregor sabotaged my career, robbing me of the interview that would change my life. Absolute humiliation. Comically, on the long drive to our assignment, I eventually recognize my nemesis sitting beside me. But tragically, the penny drops only after I begin to catch feelings for my back-stabbing cameraman. I grit my teeth and focus on the brief: report the story about Boston Bullets’ bad boy for News Breaks International, then get back to base ...

In these three series, policeman turned stand-up Alfie Moore gives his audience of deputies the chance to find out, as he swears them in and presents them with some real-life scenarios to see how they’ll deal with the dilemmas he faced. Sharing hilarious anecdotes from his time on the front line and giving a helpful breakdown of the ins and outs of British law, he invites them to explain what decisions they would have made – and why...

I didn’t mean to become obsessed with naked people. It just sort of... happened. One minute I was a perfectly normal, panty-wearing woman doing my grocery shopping and wondering if I left the crockpot on, and the next I was googling “Can your neighbors see you naked through tinted windows” because Damian had insisted on air-drying after every single shower like he was a damn rotisserie chicken. It all started with Damian, of course. Beautiful, brown-eyed Damian with the body of a Greek god and the modesty of a sleepy toddler who lost his pajama bottoms. The first time I saw him naked,...

What are cash-strapped 40-somethings like Harry (played by Kris Marshall) supposed to do when they see their cash-rich, equity-released parents spending all their inheritance? It doesn’t help that Harry’s rich brother seems to upstage him at every turn as he tries to make ends meet and support his family. As their father's 65th birthday approaches, and the money starts disappearing, Harry decides to see if he can ‘help’ them to change course.

When Greer O'Mally moves into a supposed quiet retirement community if was with the intent of healing. However, some things are not meant to be. Before she has even unpacked her boxes, she is up to her neck in murder. Bodies are piling up like cordwood. The local town crier is telling every one who will listen that Greer is the murderer. Help arrives in the form of Det. Friday. Yes, he has heard all the jokes. He just wants the facts. When things get really uncontrolled the three girls show up. Yep, Lola, Vicky and Penelope join the fray. Who is doing the killings? What do they all have in ...

Do you hate your job? Are you sick of your coworkers? After reading this story, you might be thankful for both. After Frank decides he is sick of his humdrum life as an Accountant, he decides to open a fast food joint. His advice, “DON’T BE A BOSS.” He has to deal with slacker employees who are trying to destroy his business. They are also selling weed out of the drive thru window. Frank’s dad and ‘girlfriend’ don’t help either. The people at the Burger Joint are INSANE! Enjoy the antics in this raunchy story. Whatever you do, Don’t eat at the Burger Joint!

In Chronicles from the Couch, James Johnson dives headfirst into the timeless worlds of Seinfeld, Friends, and That '70s Show—unpacking what makes these shows more than just entertainment. With deep insight and undeniable humor, this book explores legendary moments like “We were on a break,” the chaotic genius of Kramer, the mythic Soup Nazi, and the soul of the sitcom archetype itself.

You Want to Get Paid for Making People Laugh? Is That Some Kind of Joke? Well—it doesn’t have to be. You can turn your passion for stand-up comedy into a real paycheck—if you know how to do it right. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to turn your side gig into a career, this book is your guide to writing jokes, performing confidently and making real money doing standup. So if you're looking for a stand-up comedy book, in Make Money Being Funny, you’ll discover how to create killer material, master your performance skills, and find paying gigs—all while building your ...

Let me just say this upfront: getting naked in front of your twin flame is not romantic. It’s not sexy. It’s not a Nicholas Sparks scene with candles and whispery violin music. No. It’s more like sobbing in a yurt, covered in mosquito bites, while trying to explain your astrological birth chart to a man who may or may not be your future incarnation. And you’re definitely not wearing pants. That’s how I met Jazmyn. Tanya and I had driven down to this nudist retreat in Oregon because we needed a break from civilization, clothing, and men named Brad. (We had a double Brad situation ...

Look, I know what you’re thinking. “Kristin, why the hell would anyone buy a car nude?” And to that, I say, have you met me? Let me back up. I’ve always been a Subaru girl. Born and bred in the soggy pine-scented bosom of the Pacific Northwest, where everyone wears flannel and pretends they enjoy hiking, I’ve owned three Outbacks and a Forester. My very first car was a Honda Civic that coughed like a smoker every time I turned left, but once I hit adulthood and got a big-girl job and could afford an upgrade, it was Subaru life forever. Until recently. My last Outback, a 2016, ...

No Script, No Problem: A Practical Guide to Embracing the Unexpected Unleash your creativity, build confidence, and find joy in the spontaneous! This comprehensive guide, born from 20 years of improv experience, is your ticket to mastering the art of improvisation. Whether you're a teacher looking to inspire your students, a performer seeking to hone your skills, or simply someone eager to embrace life's unscripted moments, this book has you covered. Inside, you'll discover: The Fundamentals of Improv: Learn the core principles and techniques that make improv work, from "Yes, And..." to ...

Okay, let’s just get this out of the way. I’m naked right now. Not in a sexy candlelight, rose petals, Marvin Gaye kind of way. I’m just sitting on my patio chair with a coconut La Croix, no pants, two mosquito bites on my left butt cheek, and a story to tell. You’re welcome. If you’re here reading this, you’ve probably experienced one of the following: You’re curious about this whole nude lifestyle thing and wondering if it makes your soul sexier You’ve been naked with someone and either fallen in love or wanted to crawl under a rock and live there forever You googled “...

Welcome to the Skin Show Hi. I’m Kristin. I’m 38 years old, my thighs touch, my boobs are slightly uneven, and I haven’t worn real pants since the Obama administration. You’re reading this because you’re at least curious about being naked, or maybe you’re just looking for a book to hide behind while you’re secretly topless on your back porch. Either way, welcome to the magical, breezy, and slightly sunburn-prone world of nude living. Let me get one thing out of the way: I wasn’t born nude. Well, I was, obviously, but I mean spiritually. Metaphorically. Existentially. My ...

Hi, I’m Kristin, and I vote naked. I also cook naked, garden naked, do yoga naked, have long-winded political rants naked, and once accidentally joined a Zoom school board meeting while entirely in my birthday suit. (They’ve since updated their policies. You’re welcome, Snohomish County.) If you’re clutching your pearls already, loosen your grip, darling. We’re gonna be here a while. Let me clear something up right away. Being a nudist isn’t about sex. Well, okay, sometimes it is. But mostly it’s about comfort, confidence, and the pure chaotic thrill of doing normal adult ...

"The night I landed on Planet Single, I had no idea I was about to blast off from the familiar married landscape. If I’d known, I could have packed a few essentials like some nicer undies, a dating guidebook and a much thicker skin, but I didn’t have the chance. I was dumped – defenceless – into a strange new world." Meet Katerina – mother- of- two, chronic daydreamer, and soon to be ex-wife. After losing her marriage and reclaiming her name in one surprising night, Kat realizes that being single again is a whole new learning curve. Things have certainly changed. You can shop ...

Okay listen, if you're clutching your pearls already, you might wanna set this book down gently, back away slowly, and go find a nice cozy read about crocheting tea cozies or organizing sock drawers by mood. This book? This book is about being naked. Literally. Fully. Consistently. Sometimes boldly, sometimes accidentally, sometimes with a tube of aloe vera and a very sunburned left boob. Hi. I'm Kristin. I’m 38, proudly Pacific Northwest born and wine-soaked, living just outside Seattle where it rains more than my mother’s judgmental comments at Thanksgiving. I drive a Volvo XC60, ...

This new edition of Well… There You Go Again! The Humor That Shaped America captures nearly every quip, joke and anecdote told by Ronald Reagan during his presidency. It’s a virtual clinic on how to use humor as a persuasion tool. It’s also very funny. Even Democrats will laugh. From quips about taxing and spending to jokes about economists, bureaucracy and government regulation, the collection is as pertinent today as ever. Humor has become a lost art in politics. People should learn to disagree without personal attacks and hostility.

Okay, so I didn’t grow up thinking I’d spend a good chunk of my adult life naked in front of strangers. I wasn’t some free-spirited, boob-painted-in-a-parade kind of teenager. I was a Pacific Northwest girl with a tendency to wear fleece in July and an unhealthy fear of splinters in places where the sun don’t shine. And yet, here I am at thirty-eight, regularly airing out my hoo-ha on public beaches and writing a book about it. Life’s funny like that. My name’s Kristin, and I believe in three things: good coffee, decent SPF coverage, and the right to let your cheeks flap freely ...