Best Selling Books by Ray Lewis

Jody has known nothing but tragedy and heartache. She never knew her father, her mother died of breast cancer when she was young, and her once stable adoptive parents have turned into drug addicts, who only care about their next hit, and couldn''t care less that they are about to lose everything. She''s already at the end of her rope; then it gets worse.John, Sam, and Bruno aren''t actively searching for a woman to complete their family, especially after their last live-in ran off to pursue a producer in Hollywood, but none of them are able to deny the pull they feel toward the hard working, scrumptiously built, little chef. She might be the one that can accept them as they are, and make them better men in the process.Horrible tragedy and crazy exes will test their relationship, but when four people are committed to making a relationship work nothing can stand in their way. Can it?

[Siren Classic: Erotic Consensual BDSM Romance, spanking, sex toys, HEA] Jane Miller is the owner of the popular hangout The Club. The six-foot-tall Amazon is just the kind of woman to make Rob Jorgenson adjust his jeans whenever he spies her fantastic ass sway by. Rob has relocated to Michigan to refurbish an old mansion into a private BDSM club. When Jane finds out that she has a Master Dominant in The Club, she requests his help with her unruly menagerie of submissive employees. When Jane sees the giant Dominant Rob walk into her club, she wants to explore her fantasies. He is six foot five of muscle with blonde hair and blue eyes that a woman could get lost in. Jane has a thief in her employ that Rob exposes, and his stalker just pisses Jane off. She heals his insecurity, and he shows her that being a switch is the best of both worlds as long as she is in his bed and under his hands. Love is almost instant, but normal life keeps getting in their way. ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Three native legumes (prairie acacia (Acacia angustissima var. hirta), panicled tick-clover (Desmodium paniculatum), and herbaceous mimosa (Mimosa strigillosa)) were evaluated for seed and herbage yield, nutritive values, and effect of harvest on seed production. Herbaceous mimosa yielded the most dry matter (DM) in both years (3380 and 7510 kg ha−1), Plains Germplasm prairie acacia the least in 2008 (2240 kg ha−1), and panicled tick-clover least in 2009 (2010 kg ha−1). Plains Germplasm prairie acacia produced the greatest seed yields for both years (1480 and 2590 kg ha−1 yr−1) while herbaceous mimosa produced the least. Overall, the acacias produced the most favorable fiber concentrations. Harvest negatively affected seed yield and some nutritive values. Results support inclusion of these species into prairie restoration and pasture and rangeland improvement.

Richard F. Johnson was born in 1846 in Tennessee and married twice. He moved to Bosque Co., Texas and died in 1879 in Johnson Co., Texas.