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Plunge into an immersive historical survival guide where one wrong step in 16th-century London could end in the noose. This second-person time travel experience transforms history from dry dates into a gritty, hour-by-hour fight to stay alive. Perfect for a gripping commute, you will navigate...

Examining the 2010s to understand how we got to 2020

If there’s one thing you should know about me, other than that I swear a lot, it's that I believe in destiny. Which is why when the opportunity of my career gets within my reach, I not only know it’s meant to be, I feel like my entire life is about to change. And I don’t just mean my relocation to Seoul, aka K-Pop Central. You see, there’s this guy...I mean, isn’t there always?

Seth Mitchell is everything I think is wrong with modern celebrity. Brash. Mouthy. Recalcitrant. He’s also my new client. Problem is, I can barely stand to be in the same room with the overexposed British bad boy. After only one meeting, it’s more than obvious the feeling is mutual. Working together is challenge enough, but it’s made harder by the fact I don’t like the way being around him makes me feel. When so much of who he is is fake, how do I trust anything is real?

Nolan Frederickson has watched everyone around him fall in love. His younger siblings, his best friend; but love has always eluded him. He thought he’d found the possibility of it once, experiencing a connection during secret encounters so intense, that years later, it still fuels his fantasies. Content in every other aspect of his life, but tired of empty hook-ups and mediocre attraction, Nolan’s starting to think that maybe he’s just not meant to find "the one". However, as they say, timing is every thing.

My job is everything to me. No time for or interest in relationships, I work hard and I’m damn good at what I do. Riding high on the success of my last client, I’m excited to find out what my boss has lined up next. Business, sport, entertainment, I’m ready for anything...as long as it’s not politics.