He did it by pioneering implausible and brazen scams, such as impersonating a Pan Am pilot (puddle jumping around the world in the cockpit, even taking over the controls). In the space of five years, Frank Abagnale passed $2.5 million in fraudulent checks in every state and 26 foreign countries. Two decades later, it's being rereleased in conjunction with a film version produced by DreamWorks.
When this true-crime story first appeared in 1980, it made the New York Times bestseller list within weeks. And if he does, he'll have to let go of the past and embrace the future with everything he's got.especially his heart. Once he gets a taste, Tag only wants more. More unsettling is Maura Ramsey, the woman with the sparkling blue eyes and the even sparkier temperament.a woman who'll fight to keep the land for her tenants.and who ignites passions Tag didn't even know he had. By the time the sun rises, Tag knows he's going to Scotland to find this woman who has so thoroughly captivated him. Traveling alone through the Scottish highlands with an old car and an even older map, the man who dissects other cultures for a living is completely out of his element in this one. Surely it has to do with Maura, whose writing is filled with a dry wit and an infectious charm that keeps Tag reading all night. His father's letters reveal a warmer, kinder man-nothing like the harsh, cold disciplinarian Tag remembers. Leafing through his father's correspondence with the property's overseer, one Maura Ramsey, yields even more surprises.
So he's caught quite off guard to discover that A) his father had holdings in Scotland and B) the property now belongs to Tag. The brainy archeologist is in for the biggest discovery of his life-and his greatest treasure-in a woman who blows the dust off his libido.and unearths his secret desires. If It's Tuesday, This Must Be ScotlandAll Tag Morgan wants to do is help settle his father's estate so he can get back to properly cataloguing his Mayan ruins. In Bad Boys Next Exit and Jingle Bell Rock, USA Today bestselling author Donna Kauffman's bad boys, Austin and Jace Morgan, couldn't seem to stop themselves from getting into the most delicious kinds of trouble.
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But… I don’t know… how can I be in “like” with someone, when I have no clue how to like myself anymore?** But he’s also adorable and wonderfully weird and I don’t care what they say, his look sure does it for me. Oh, and did I mention that I’m totally falling face-first in “like” with some guy I met in a cemetery? And no one understands it just because he’s also a little chunky. Combine all that drama with the fact that the new track coach is getting major flack for being a little chunky, and all I’m trying to do is convince the team that I’m not running slower because of her coaching style. And now my guy friends are all sitting in a pool of drool as they not-so-subtly stare at my chest. I’ve also developed a couple of things that I definitely didn’t have before. Work those off, run like a mad woman, no problem, yeah? But no. A couple pounds wouldn’t have been so bad. So now I’m trying to make the track team and I feel like I’m a baby learning to walk again. After lounging around on my butt all summer (okay, so maybe that was my bad), this body decided to become something completely foreign.
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