Books by Robin Black

Do You Want To Know What Men Really Want...In AND Out Of The Bedroom?It''s all here! (This book goes far beyond dating advice for women!)First, we''ll open your mind to what is possible with sex. As many of us know, sex creates happy, lasting relationships. Without sex, relationships are tremendously difficult to maintain.Sometimes the sex needs to be spiced up and taken to a new location, a new position, or a new fun filled adventure needs to be discovered.You''ll Find Out:- Ways To Keep Your Man Happy Inside and Outside the Bedroom- Ways To Immediately Bump Up Your Sex Meter From 0 to 100- Sexting Secrets to Instantly Get Him Excited To See You- New Sex Locations To Spice Things Up- The Best Toys To Make You Hot and Turned On- How To Maximize The Foreplay, Sexual Tension, Sex Play and More!- And Much More!

Augusta and Owen have taken the leap. Leaving the city and its troubling memories behind, they have moved to the country for a solitary life where they can devote their days to each other and their art, where Gus can paint and Owen can write.But the facts of a past betrayal prove harder to escape than urban life. Ancient jealousies and resentments haunt their marriage and their rural paradise.When Alison Hemmings moves into the empty house next door, Gus is drawn out of isolation, despite her own qualms and Owen's suspicions. As the new relationship deepens, the lives of the two households grow more and more tightly intertwined. It will take only one new arrival to intensify emotions to breaking point.Fierce, honest and astonishingly gripping, Life Drawing by Robin Black is a novel as beautiful and unsparing as the human heart.

From the blind girl who sees more than her parents can, to the portrait artist who sees more than her clients would wish, Robin Black illuminates secret fears, hidden desires, profound grief and enduring love in a collection as rich and varied as the relationships it describes. These are generous and compassionate stories for anyone attuned to the intricate heartbreak of families - to our power to hurt and to nurture those we love best. 'Full of substance and colour. Many short stories have a habit of evaporating not long after you've read them. Black's have an uncanny tendency to stick around' Metro 'An exploration of secret monologues and private emotions that makes for an illuminating, moving and universally resonant experience' Easy Living 'Exquisitely distilled tales of loss and reckoning' Vogue 'Black writes with grace and simplicity' TLS