Real Women Don T Wear Thongs

Its a fact. Womens brains were built to deal with more than one thing at a time. We prove this everyday. We wake up, usually an hour to 1 1/2 hours before the guys. We shower, put on face that says, Look at me, husband, kids, job and house and somehow I still find time to put on makeup. Then off to the closet to find just the right outfit t that will have all the girls saying, Ooh, I love that outfit! Perfect hair, makeup, clothes, now its time to wake up the kids and debate with them for 5 minutes why they cannot have cookies for breakfast. After 10 Were gonna be late!s Enter the vehicle, fight over whos sitting in front, try to sign the paper your daughter forgot to tell you about the night before. Whatever Ive signed, I know Ill probably have at least a week to figure it out before the event.

One of romance's hot new writers, Kelley St. John gives us a steamy contemporary in the vein of Lori Foster about a larger than life woman who's finally decides to take a leap into the wild side

This is the "Keeping It Real" informative guide to situations and pitfalls that we all fall into in relationships.

Writing about sex "the way a woman might discuss it with her best friend" ("Fort Worth Star-Telegram"), Ella Patterson invites all women to follow their natural instincts and embrace the pleasures, both erotic and emotional, of love and sex. "It's a girl's version of locker-room talk--delivered by the sassiest cheerleader on campus".--"Dallas Observer".

A painfully humorous survival guide to successfully navigating life as a woman This insightful book takes a humorous but accurate look at how women (baby boomers, plus those a few years this side of that generation) were taught to view and prepare for life as young girls, vs. the reality of being a woman and handling all that women do, every day, day in and day out. As adults, moms, wives, sisters, friends, lovers and professionals, we are expected to handle, juggle, balance, earn, nurture and be always-on-call caregivers.

SEX. Splashed across magazine covers, billboards, and computer screens--sex is casual, aggressive, and absolutely everywhere. And everybody's doing it, right? In Real Sex, heralded young author Lauren F. Winner speaks candidly to Christians about the difficulty--and the importance--of sexual chastity. With honesty and wit, she talks about her struggle to live a celibate life. Never dodging tough terms like "confession" and "sin," Winner grounds her discussion of chastity first and foremost in Scripture. She confronts cultural lies about sex and challenges how we talk about sex in church. Her biblically grounded observations and suggestions will be especially valuable to unmarried Christians struggling with the sexual mania of today's culture. Real Sex is essential reading for Christians grappling with chastity and a valuable tool for pastors.