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Author: S.R. Allsop Publisher: Pink Flamingo Media ISBN: 1954079176 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 114
Book Description
The Lord of the Manor steals her oxen on the day Marion buries her father. Her only recourse to protect herself and her younger brothers is to fight back with the only weapon available, her sex. She follows the guidance of her dead mother via a witches-brew induced trip, and learns to bend men and women to her will, and her pleasure. She also discovers that when the good and the lawful fail you, she must turn to but the lawless and the bad. Released from her dead father’s oppression, the resourceful Marion embraces her new sexual freedom. Her fight for justice takes her from the tiny village of her birth, to a Medieval market town. In her search for allies, she encounters the humble and the noble, law enforcers and law breakers. In her most desperate and dangerous gamble, Marion seduces the notorious Bandit King, using him to defeat her family’s enemies. All seems well. However, when you’re riding a wolf, dismounting might prove fatal. And when that wolf discovers you’ve ridden other steeds, people start to die.
Author: S.R. Allsop Publisher: Pink Flamingo Media ISBN: 1954079176 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 114
Book Description
The Lord of the Manor steals her oxen on the day Marion buries her father. Her only recourse to protect herself and her younger brothers is to fight back with the only weapon available, her sex. She follows the guidance of her dead mother via a witches-brew induced trip, and learns to bend men and women to her will, and her pleasure. She also discovers that when the good and the lawful fail you, she must turn to but the lawless and the bad. Released from her dead father’s oppression, the resourceful Marion embraces her new sexual freedom. Her fight for justice takes her from the tiny village of her birth, to a Medieval market town. In her search for allies, she encounters the humble and the noble, law enforcers and law breakers. In her most desperate and dangerous gamble, Marion seduces the notorious Bandit King, using him to defeat her family’s enemies. All seems well. However, when you’re riding a wolf, dismounting might prove fatal. And when that wolf discovers you’ve ridden other steeds, people start to die.
Author: American Film Institute Publisher: New York : R. R. Bowker ISBN: Category : Performing Arts Languages : en Pages : 1136
Book Description
The American Film Institute Catalog has won great praise for its comprehensiveness, reliability, and utility. These volumes are an essential purchase for every library, and individual researchers will also find them indispensable. This newest AFI volume contains over 4,300 entries for feature-length films produced in the United States in the 1940s. The decade was an important and transitional one for filmmakers. Societal changes from the war years were reflected in films, and in the late 1940s the rise of television, the Hollywood blacklist, and the breakup of studio-owned theater chains greatly affected the number and types of films produced. Among films newly viewed for the book are such well-known classics as Citizen Kane, The Best Years of Our Lives, and Casablanca, along with less heralded films such as Fighting Men of the Plains and The Strange Death of Adolf Hitler. Entries include complete cast and crew credits, extensive plot summaries, and notes and sources for further study. A large accompanying volume provides access to the films through nine separate indexes, including personal and corporate names, subjects, and genres.
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