Love Stories from the Mahabharata
by Subodh Ghosh

Erotic in style and content, this collection unearths the forgotten and lesser known tales of love from the great epic. In Love Stories, we get dignified women, battered by fate and their love for their men they do not lose a shred of their dignity in the process.

Parikshit and Sushobhana, Agni and Svaha, Agastya and Lopamudra, and many more lovelorn couples take us on a journey through the crosscurrents of physical desire and psychic union.

It is a translated section by Pradip Bhattacharya which take away nothing from the original, capture the interest of the reader and are praiseworthy in themselves.

Two of a kind#05: To Snoop or Not to Snoop?
by Judy Katschke

Cool! Mary-Kate and Ashley have a new telescope. Their father bought it so they could learn about the stars. The twins have a better idea, though: They're going to spy on their neighbors!

But the spying turns serious when Mary-Kate sees something she shouldn't. Something that spells big trouble for the twins...

Little Altars Everywhere
by Rebecca Wells

Little Altars Everywhere is a national best-seller, a companion to Rebecca Wells's celebrated novel Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. Originally published in 1992, Little Altars introduces Sidda, Vivi, the rest of the spirited walker clan, and the indomitable Ya-Yas.

Told in alternating voices of Vivi and her husband, Big Shep, along with Sidda, her siblings Little Shep, Lulu, Baylor, and Cheney and Willetta--the black couple who impact the Walkers' lives in ways they never fully comprehend--Little Altars embraces nearly thirty years of life on the plantation in Thorton, Louisiana, where the cloying air of the bayou and a web of family secrets at once shelter, trap and define an utterly original community of souls.