Shilpa Mudiganti

Sometimes Love Can Be Arranged.Arav Shetty had it all. The handsome, self-made billionaire topped the list of New York¿s most eligible bachelors and sat at the helm of the city¿s biggest tech empire. He also had a plan - buy out the brilliant upstart nipping at his heels, and dominate as the biggest and best tech company in New York.The strategy had worked for him in the past. He had the resources and skills to pull it off. And, he was determined to overcome his father¿s dark legacy, and prove he had what it took to stay on top. Nothing would distract him from his goal. He¿d buy out his biggest rival but the company¿s owner, Nisha Jain wasn¿t the pushover he believed.Nisha Jain had a plan, too. Born with a silver spoon in her mouth, her early years had been a carefully scripted fairy tale. She was determined to make everyone sit up and notice when she achieved stupendous success - without her father's money or brand influence. She knew she was on the right path when her biggest competitor wanted to meet with her.But when they met, nothing went as planned.Neither expected the instant spark of attraction, nor the hurtful words tossed around like confetti. With meddling family members and an arranged marriage thrown into the mix, the fate of both companies - and Arav and Nisha¿s undeniable attraction ¿ hung precariously. What was supposed to be a cakewalk became more complicated than either ever imagined.Compromises needed to be made. But between a billionaire whose life work is on the line and an heiress out to prove her own worth, who would blink first?

Startup Finace

Sarah Vance-Tompkins

Abigail Drake

Bridie Hall

Kim Briggs

Lisa Hahn

Valentine's Day Kisses....A set of sweet and smoldering stories by some of Inkspell Publishing's authors. These award winning and best-selling authors created a holiday anthology you won't soon forget! Lola Flannigan by Abigail DrakeSeven is not lucky for Lola Flannigan. Although it's the number of years she's been in business for herself, running a successful hair salon, it's also the number of times she's spent Valentine's Day all alone, getting drunk on cheap wine and expensive chocolate.One more thing. It's the number of times she's been struck by lightning, and walked away unharmed.She should be dead. She realizes that. And as much as she's grateful to be alive, she now has a little electrical problem. Her hands have become weapons of mass destruction, capable of shocking anyone she touches with deadly force.Things start to look up the day sexy millionaire Morgan Slade struts into her shop and demands a haircut. Just when Lola thinks life might finally be going her way, everything goes from bad to so much worse. Red-eyed mutants dressed in SWAT gear shoot up her shop, and she has seconds to decide whether to trust Morgan, or if he might be her unluckiest move of all.At least it looks like she won't be by herself on Valentine's Day this year.Hearts Must Be Broken by Bridie HallCan love forgive murder?When a ghost from her past wants to take revenge on twenty-year-old Anais, the only one she can turn to for help is Damon. But things quickly become complicated because he has feelings for her and she doesn't want a relationship. Can she learn to trust him and can he forgive her past?Not Today by Lisa HahnA chance meeting in the park sends Emily and Ezra on an emotional journey neither had been expecting.Emily Scott is mourning the loss of a parent. Ezra Cavanuagh is ready to give up on his dreams of literary success. Will their new connection be enough to help them pull through these trying times?Avalanche by Kim BriggsLexi returns to her first love, Wolf Creek Ski Resort, with ambitions of becoming a ski instructor. She soon finds herself in the middle of a longtime feud between Gabe, a snow groomer who gives off the broken vibe Lexi finds irresistible, and Harrison the fourth, playboy son of Wolf Creek's owner who always wants what Gabe has. Tensions boil at Wolf Creek, and Lexi's heart might not be the only thing at stake.Lost & Found by Shilpa MudigantiValentine's Day is just around the corner and Aisha, who is still grieving for her ex-boyfriend, John, is in for a surprise. Liam, John's best friend, who has had feelings for her but had to keep his feelings in check is ready to prove his love for her. But is she ready to risk her heart again?Aisha lost the love of her life to fate. And then Liam happened.What's Better than a Book Boyfriend by Sarah Vance-TompkinsHow can a real man compete with a book boyfriend?Shy librarian Charlie Bishop has spent every Valentine's Day in the company of one of her beloved book boyfriends. Despite his many attempt to gain her attention, Charlie is absolutely certain she has nothing common with hunky construction worker Hank Carter. So how far will Hank have to go to prove to Charlie he's better than any of her book boyfriends?

A Kiss That Lasts a Lifetime...

Valentine Kisses

Previously published as "Startup Bride".Serial dater. Workaholic. Math Wizard. I've heard them all, but that's not who I am. I'm just Ryan. I've dated my fair share of women but it's not like I have commitment issues. I just never met a woman that I wanted to give my heart to... until I met her. Anshi Jain. She's a spiraling mess struggling to get her life back on track and I can't help being fascinated by her. She has a past that should have sent me running in the other direction, but I have no desire to let her go. Leave it to me to fall for the one woman who is too stubborn to accept my help. Not that I'm complaining. I just wasn't expecting love to take me by surprise.

A Perfect Billionaire Series

Love by Surprise

Essay from the year 2008 in the subject History Europe - Germany - National Socialism, World War II, grade: none, , course: course, language: English, abstract: World War II is widely known as the last “Good War” especially by United States of America. This statement gained more acceptances with the onset of wars like Vietnam and Korea which proved very unpopular to the American public. But was World War II truly a “Good War”? The second world war had always been considered to be a fight against Nazism and Fascism which represented the unimaginable evils. More than 70 million lives were lost fighting for the cause including the Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear bombing which resulted in the nuclear arms race. Though the evil forces of Nazism were defeated, a sobering account of atrocities caused by the allied forces and the unpleasant after-effects proves the opposite and renders the theory of “Good War” invalid.

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