Dynasties: The Danforths. A family of prominence...tested by scandal, sustained by passion! THE CONSEQUENCES OF DESIRE... Three years ago, Jake Danforth spent a steamy, sheet-twisting night with Larissa Nielsen. He'd never forgotten her--even though Larissa had left him before the morning light. A BABY WITH HIS FATHER'S EYES... Larissa had kept her precious son's birth a secret all this time. But now she had to tell Jake the truth before someone else did. She was prepared for Jake's shock. She was prepared for his anger. She was even prepared for the desire flooding her veins each time he touched her.... She was not prepared for the quickie Vegas wedding that followed.

Sin City Wedding by USA TODAY bestselling author Katherine Garbera Three years ago Jake Danforth spent a steamy, sheet-twisting night with Larissa Nielssen. He'd never forgotten her--even though Larissa had left him before the morning light. And he'd never known the consequences of their desire... Larissa had kept her son's birth a secret all this time. But now she had to tell Jake the truth before someone else did. She was prepared for Jake's shock and anger. She was even prepared for the desire flooding her veins each time he touched her. She was not prepared for the quickie Vegas wedding that followed The Forbidden Princess by USA TODAY bestselling author Day Leclaire Minutes before walking down the aisle, Princess Alyssa Sutherland--possible heir to the Verdonian throne--vanished into thin air. Rumor had it that the lady in question wasn't marrying for love. Did Her Highness catch a case of cold feet? Perhaps a certain oh-so-uninvited guest crashed the party. Did the dangerously sexy rebel kidnap the princess for political gain? Or had he simply swept the royal beauty off her feet?

Over 120,000 couples annually flock to Sin City to tie the knot, most at one of the nearly 60 wedding chapels of popular imagination and lore. Here's a no-holds-barred, independent, critical, and fun look at how and where to get married in Las Vegas. It visits each chapel -- with a few stops at other less typical venues -- and tells anticipatory brides (and at least a few grooms) exactly what's in store. If the proprietor is rude, you will know. If the Web site pictures are a sham, it's noted. If couples roll through like cars on an assembly line, it says so right here. You will know everything there is to know about the beautiful, the bad, the kitschy, and even the touching in chapeldom. You will even learn about some of the best places to stay, eat, and play.

It's the Vegas celebration leading up to Sam's best friend's wedding - and all four Anderson brothers want the innocent maid of honor all to themselves.Steamy. Sexy. Willing to share.The Anderson boys were my friends.We grew up next-door to each other.Sleep overs were always fun.Twister games all night.Body to body contact.With them, I always liked to be in the middleBut, that's where it stopped.Because they were my best friend's older brothers.And, I was the younger 'innocent' girl next door.Now, we're all in Vegas for the weekend.And something is different.Maybe it's the way their eyes examine my body.And linger at my plush peaks and valleys.I must be imagining it, right?How can all four brothers want me?One night, they want to play a naughty game of Strip poker.Four wild men.One unassuming girl.Will this be the most unforgettable night ever?Or, will I regret letting my inhibitions finally get the best of me?

Sin City is a window into some of the basic problems facing public school educators. Dr. Reynolds has written a powerful, true life saga, based upon actual experiences he had as a principal in public schools.

On the Las Vegas Strip, blockbuster casinos burst out of the desert, billboards promise "hot babes," actual hot babes proffer complimentary drinks, and a million happy slot machines ring day and night. It’s loud and excessive, but, as the Project on Vegas demonstrates, the Strip is not a world apart. Combining written critique with more than one hundred photographs by Karen Klugman, Strip Cultures examines the politics of food and water, art and spectacle, entertainment and branding, body and sensory experience. In confronting the ordinary on America’s most famous four-mile stretch of pavement, the authors reveal how the Strip concentrates and magnifies the basic truths and practices of American culture where consumerism is the stuff of life, digital surveillance annuls the right to privacy, and nature—all but destroyed—is refashioned as an element of decor.