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The little princess just discovered that the man of the house has lost his job and will most likely lose his home if he doesn't acquire some financial assistance. She has a love-hate relationship with the man, reaching back to when he'd lord his money over her when she barely had any. Now that she does, this is the opportunity of a lifetime to throw it back in his face.

The little princess is always invited to the man of the house's company retreats, even if she is older and lives on her own. But what she doesn't expect is that while her mother plays a woman of society, the man and she are able to pull away to a private hot tub in the back.

The little princess surprises the man of the house when she shows up at home unannounced. Her big promotion calls for celebration, but when they get to the movie theater, things are already moving from platonic to something else.

The little princess is stuck at home with the man of the house when a terrible rainstorm hits. The leaky roof makes it much worse when the rain starts to fall on her bed, keeping her from sleeping. She's forced to find her way into the man of the house's bed, but when she finds that he sleeps naked, the safety of his dry bed becomes a wet, taboo mess between them!

The little princess is hungry for the man of the house, and there's nothing more romantic than a nighttime cruise on his new house boat. It only takes a little close touching and dancing to get the older man to succumb to her young wiles, and with only one master suite, she's going to make it impossible for him not to share it with her!

The little princess has never had an interest in the man of the house. He's always been just some guy she lives with. That is, until he decides to get into shape, and after months of hard work, the man's body begins to change into something unbelievable. And, boy, has she taken notice, so much so that she can't stop following him around, desperate to see him one more time without his shirt on.

Inglaterra, 1840. Cassandra Austen ha vivido más de dos décadas tras la muerte de su querida hermana Jane. Ha pasado el tiempo visitando a amigos y parientes y trabajando en silencio, determinada a mantener la reputación de su hermana. Con más de sesenta años y una salud frágil, decide irse a vivir con los Fowle de Kintbury, la familia del que fue su prometido, fallecido hace muchos años, cuando ambos eran jóvenes. Quiere encontrar las cartas que Jane Austen dejó, esquivando a su anfitriona y a una criada entrometida.

Brooke vive en un pequeño estudio situado en un bonito barrio de Nueva York. Tiene un buen empleo y una vida bastante tranquila.

Corre el año 1997 cuando Rebeca Marín, hija de un militar de rango, decide presentarse a las pruebas de acceso de la Policía Nacional, contraviniendo los deseos de su madre. Tras superar el proceso selectivo, y pasar nueve meses en la escuela de Ávila, su primer destino es Barcelona. En unos días, un inspector con mala fama entre el resto de compañeros, aparece asesinado de un solo tiro en la cabeza.