cops and robbers bedtime story

Four of Deirdre O'Dare's best-selling M/M romances in one box set!<br><br>Love and lust can strike at totally unexpected places and inopportune times. When two strong men fight a powerful attraction that slips up on them, sometimes a loyal and loving canine cupid needs to take matters in his or her paws to make it happen for a stubborn master!<br><br>Contains the stories:<br><br><strong>A Cop and a Con</strong>: When a cop and a newly released convict cross paths, few cons can expect anything positive. Ike Hernandez meets a cop who seems different. Can he trust kindness to continue? Perry Parker became a police officer to help people. Could the man he picked up one stormy night be one?<br><br><strong>Dogjacked</strong>: Travel writer Trek stops in a small New Mexico town for gas only to have his car and dog stolen while he's in the quick stop. Officer Dan is a country boy at heart, and shy when he isn't able to hide in his uniform. Dashing and 28e Trek fascinates him. Does he dare to hope that Trek may pass his way again?<br><br><strong>Saved By Sam</strong>: When K9 officer Craig Rommel and his partner Samson burst into the club where Roy Dunham tends bar, he admires the officer but finds him overbearing. Then the team saves him from drug-driven violence. After he tends their gunshot wounds, he begins to adjust his impression. Soon he's trying to get to know them both much better.<br><br><strong>Schnickelfritz in Love</strong>: When Snick meets Athena, its love at first sight for the feisty miniature Schnauzer and the dignified greyhound. . Electrician Jake and detective Boz, the dogs' masters, are not as readily enamored but when forced to work together on a complex theft case at Jake's work site, danger and proximity combine to work aphrodisiac magic.

Notes on special experiences in the mysterious Eastern countries

"Yunding Tiangong" is a thrilling adventure novel that delves into the mysterious world of ancient Chinese tombs and hidden treasures. The story follows a protagonist who, after surviving a fall off a cliff, awakens in a hospital with severe injuries and memory loss. Gradually recovering, he learns of his connection to an enigmatic underground palace known as the Dragon Tower Palace, a mausoleum with secrets that span millennia. Alongside a group of adventurers, including a resourceful man named Pan Zi, they explore the perilous ice caverns and uncover cryptic inscriptions and formidable guardians. The narrative intertwines historical elements with supernatural occurrences, leading to unexpected revelations and heart-stopping encounters.

In a world where corruption spreads its wings so large and the people who are to protect us are the one making it worse. But who was going to protect the dignity of the few good cops left Mac and his friends, a group of high school students took it upon themselves to put an end to the general believe of everyone being just as corrupt as the rest by trying to bring down the corrupt leaders no matter what. But how much can high schoolers do to help and could the obstacles and the things they see during their self proclaimed mission bring down the hope they have of improving the dignity of the good cops

Adult Bedtime Stories consists of various short stories which are children like bedtime stories but for adults with contents like drugs, sex, murder with the help of animals as the characters.

A collection of short horror stories.

[Shootout + Crime Solving + Decisive Action + Political Intrigue] From being a cleaner in the gray world to a sunny LA detective, isn't it great to live under the sun? Mark stands beneath the Hollywood landmark, watching the bikini-clad beauties on Santa Monica Beach. He pushes up his sunglasses, and from now on, the sanctity of Los Angeles will be protected by him. Ps: No supernatural elements, but there's a dark world we ordinary people can't access, killers, mysterious organizations, and various bizarre cases...

Abdul Qadir Jilani was an eminent Islamic scholar born in 11th Century CE, Persia. Early stories of Abdul Qadir Jilani describe him as a youth with a strong inclination for learning with a pious mother who encouraged her son to acquire knowledge. The following incident is narrated in a number of biographies of Abdul Qadir Jilani. At the age of eighteen he asked permission from his mother to travel to Baghdad to pursue his education. Baghdad then was the hub of political, commercial and cultural activity, and the center of world learning. On hearing this his mother was more than happy to send her son off to follow the path of higher scholarship. It was for such a purpose she had saved forty gold coins for Abdul Qadir. As she prepared supplies for his journey she sewed the coins into the lining of his coat for safekeeping. Before Abdul Qadir joined the caravan to travel to Baghdad, her parting advice to her son was, “Whenever you speak, speak the truth. Remember that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, ‘Truthfulness leads to righteousness and righteousness leads to Paradise…’ and the Quran tells us “O you who believe! Be careful of your duty to God, and be with the truthful.” (Quran 9:119) In route to Baghdad the caravan was assaulted by a band of robbers. As the thugs began to extract all the valuables from the travelers, one of the robbers started to search Abdul Qadir’s belongings. While searching, the robber asked Abdul Qadir, “Do you have anything valuable?’ Abdul Qadir calmly replied, “Yes.” On hearing this the robber franticly searched further but could not find anything. The robber took Abdul Qadir to his leader and said, “This boy says he has valuables but I cannot find anything on him.” The leader of the robbers asked Abdul Qadir, “Are you hiding any valuables?” Again Abdul Qadir answered, “Yes.” The robber asked, “What are you hiding?” Abdul Qadir replied, “Forty Gold Coins.” Upon further searching the robber discovered the coins hidden in the lining of Abdul Qadir’s coat. Among all the chaos and panic stricken travelers Abdul Qadir’s unfrazzled demeanor and admitting the valuables he was hiding was perplexing to the robber. The robber was now curious to know more about this boy who was not afraid and insisted on speaking the truth. The robber asked, “What is your name and where do you come from?” He got a reply, “My name is Abdul Qadir and I come from the province of Jilan in Persia.” “Where are you going?” “I am going to Baghdad.” “What do you plan to do in Baghdad?” “I want to study with the greatest scholars to gain knowledge.” “Why didn’t you hide the truth and keep your gold coins safe from us?” Abdul Qadir related the advice his mother gave him and the directive of the Prophet and the Quran to always speak the truth. On hearing this the robber was overcome with remorse and exclaimed to his companions, “This young boy is fearless and has an unshakable faith in God. He has the courage to stand up against people like us. Indeed his mother has taught him wisely and he is a true example of being a Muslim.” Advertisement Holding his head in shame, tears started to roll down his face. He embraced Abdul Qadir and asked for his forgiveness. Abdul Qadir responded, “You only need to pray to God and ask for forgiveness and guidance. God willing you will amend your ways.” On hearing this the leader of the robbers told his henchmen to return everything that was taken from the travelers. Then he cried out, “O God this young boy has shown us the straight path. Please forgive us and guide us to the right way.” This is how a simple moral value of truthfulness thought by a mother to a young boy affected a band of robbers to change their lives. Abdul Qadir Jilani went on to become a great scholar and teacher of Islamic jurisprudence. All religions place a high value on truthfulness. It is the foundation for a fair and just society. Truthfulness and trustworthiness exemplify spiritual qualities without

I suppose I've blocked everything else to protect myself because that's all I can recall. After that one rainy day, I never had a nice day. a collection of poetry, short stories, etc.

A book of all your favorite bedtime stories with a twist