وصلتني الرسالة و شكرا كتيررر عردك اللطيف اما بالنسبة لصاحبنا فبودينغ (اسم الدلع لبرودنس) علمتوا الادب من أول وجديد خلي هلق يلعب بديله وشوفي شو رح تعمل
هههه ... حتنيموا فوق سطح البيت

هيك النسوان يا بلا

تسلمي يا ران نغا (شو يعني الاسم) انت راني و شاني و سبرايت و بيبيسي و كل العصائر مممم
يا سلام لو نشربك مع واحد ماك ارابيا من ماكدونالدز
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Tiger, Tiger (1997)
A novel by Robyn Donald



Not only opposites attract! When Lecia Spring first spotted Keane Paget, hispresence burned like a shining beacon. He was handsome, certainly, andprofoundly male, but the face that stared hack at her was otherwise her own!Lecia was stunned... hypnotized... and it wasn't just his likeness--anunsettling, wild attraction immediately coursed between them. They say thatthe greater the resemblance, the happier the relationship. But Lecia'spassions had only ever led to heartbreak--and guilt! No, Keane Paget wasdangerous. Not only did he have her face, he seemed to see inside her soul!They were too alike for comfort. Resist, resist....





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The Dark Abyss (1981)
A novel by Robyn Donald




Amnesia wrapped her in its soft cocoon. Luce Laurenson had awakened inhospital with no memory. And the New Zealand police, despite an extensivesearch, had found no trace of her former self. So for two years she hadsimply got on with living. Then she met Conn Ramsay ...and something stirredin her darkened mind. Every glance he gave her, every touch evoked apassionate response. Surely she must have known him intimately in the past!Luce couldn't help falling in love with Conn. But she feared him, too. Heheld the power to make her remember....





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The Far Side of Paradise (2011)
A novel by Robyn Donald



As though the words were torn from him, Cade said roughly, ‘Damn. This is too soon.’
Taryn froze, every instinct shrieking that this was a bad, foolish, hair-raisingly terrifying idea.
Every instinct save one—the primal, irresistible conviction that if Cade didn’t kiss her she’d regret it for ever.
Her lips parted. ‘Yes,’ she said, in a husky, faraway voice. ‘Too soon.’
‘And you’re afraid of me.’
She dragged in a deep breath. Oh, no, not afraid of Cade.
Afraid—terrified—of being shown once more that she was cold, too cold to satisfy a man …
But she didn’t feel cold. This had never happened before—this wild excitement that shimmered through her like a green flash at sunset, rare and exquisite, offering some hidden glory she might perhaps reach …







الصورة في الملـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــف

وكمان احدث رواية !!!!!!!!!! !!!دى أحلى حاجة حصلتلى من أيام !!!!!!!!!!!!

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