Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The weekend of 12 - 14 June 1914 was a busy one at Konopischt, the hunting lodge and favorite home of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Here, he could indulge his passion for field sports and escape the stultifying conventions of the Habsburg court in Vienna. #2 The Concert of Europe was an order that was established in 1815 to prevent major war on the continent for a century. But in 1914, Austria-Hungary had lost faith in it, and it was not extended to the Balkans. #3 The situation in the Balkans was as much a matter of domestic politics for Austria-Hungary as it was of foreign policy. The empire consisted of eleven different nationalities, and many of them had ethnic links to independent states that lay beyond its frontiers. #4 The discussions between Franz Ferdinand and Wilhelm at Konopischt did not just concern foreign policy. The Kaiser was inclined to take a less jaundiced view of the Magyars, and he had met their prime minister, István Tisza, in March. They agreed that a fresh initiative in the Balkans was needed to create an alliance favorable to Austria-Hungary.

Leon, Aaron and Raphael. They all have a few things in common. They're older, experienced and off limits. But most importantly, they're dads. DILFs: Dads I'd Like to Fuck. I, Cecilia, am much younger than these men. They are a part of an erotic game to me. A need. An exploration of my own strong longing. I meet these men again and again. The sensation is always thrilling and seductive. Sometimes I dominate them. Sometimes they dominate me. DILF is an erotic short story about a desire and longing for the forbidden. This compilation of short stories includes the following: Horny as Hell Eros Fuckboy Fuck Buddies The Masquerade Ball The Collective A Midsummer Dream Seize the Day A Free Woman DILF B. J. Hermansson skillfully creates short stories that encompass both quick-witted prose and poetic descriptions. The underlying tone in these texts often inspires the reader to contemplate and question our established, pre-conceived ideas, especially when it comes to the normal, standards and sexuality.