Edmund: 703 books

Jonathan and Tabitha Pemberton are a mild-mannered, Victorian couple who are quite content to spend their afternoons relaxing with a hot cup of tea. That is, until Tabitha starts getting ideas. Naughty ideas. Filthy ideas. Thrilling ideas. Follow the Pembertons on their journey to explore the darkest...

Jonathan and Tabitha Pemberton are enjoying a brisk, Autumn day in the park, when they stop to rest and warm Tabitha's poor, gloveless hands in Jonathan's coat. Tabitha finds the simple act of observing the local waterfowl to be boring, and decides it would be much more fun to secretly wank off her...

When Jonathan Pemberton arrives home late from a night on the town, he expects that he and his wife will turn in for the night. However, she has a surprise for him. Rather than spend the evening with her sewing circle, she instead spent it purchasing a variety of bondage equipment, and she's aching...

Brave women, patriotic men and foolishly daring young children – these were the silent and unseen warriors (denizens) who valiantly fought and resisted the ruthless occupying German army in the tiny, proud, but stubborn country of Belgium. Victorious in battle, the Imperial German army soon found...

TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER I.—Observations. This Chapter is devoted to a full description of the theory of Deep Breathing CHAPTER II.— Explanations. All the technical terms, commonly used In teaching Deep Breathing, are fully explained, and all descriptions are rendered simple and...

When the multitalented biographer Edmund Morris (who writes with equal virtuosity about Theodore Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, Beethoven, and Thomas Edison) was a schoolboy in colonial Kenya, one of his teachers told him, “You have the most precious gift of all—originality.” That quality is abundantly...

Edmund Russell's much-anticipated new book examines interactions between greyhounds and their owners in England from 1200 to 1900 to make a compelling case that history is an evolutionary process. Challenging the popular notion that animal breeds remain uniform over time and space, Russell integrates...

When author Edmund R. Johnson was born on his grandparents' farm in 1942, it was a unique time and place to witness the clashing of a passing age and the introduction of a new age. In The Bridge at Cromer's Mill, Johnson shares a collection of stories set in rural Georgia in the 1940s and early 1950s.   Taking...

The definitive illustrated edition of the international bestseller Two hundred and sixty-four Japanese wood and ivory carvings, none of them larger than a matchbox: Edmund de Waal was entranced when he first encountered the collection in his great-uncle Iggie's Tokyo apartment. When he later...

Connie Chesterton has been asked by Tabitha Pemberton (who she recently met whilst Tabitha sucked her husband Jonathan off in the park) to engage her and Jonathan in a threesome. Connie agrees, for she is enchanted by the seemingly innocent Tabitha, and wants to impart her sexual expertise onto her. But...

No time to read? You don't need to invest weeks of time in a novel. Bite sized flash fiction is the prescription. Flashes of Darkness is a collection of short stories of the strange and horrific. Year 1 of this collection gathers the first year of short stories released originally...

Facial appearances have shaped both the individual person and human species throughout the eons of time. Despite modern civilized advancements and social enlightenment, the prejudice toward human facial appearances persists. This book is a story of two, or maybe even three, modern day women. Each...

WEREWOLVES & WITCHES & MONSTERS! OH MY! Red Riding Hood speeds into Wayward Woods on her motorcycle, hoping to find her granny and unlock the secrets of her forgotten past. She soon learns that she has magical werewolf super powers and must rise up to become the legendary Alpha Huntress. With bad-boy...

I should like to explain that this work, being, with one or two insignificant exceptions, a record of my own observations only, it has not been my intention to make general statements in regard to the habits of any particular bird. In practice, however, it is often difficult to write as if one were...