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Chapter OneArnold Schwarzenegger? Big bad voice for cute little toy? Poor marketing decision. No wonder good old Peter was left warming the shelf. What parents would want their kid to have a two-foot-high tin Terminator?
"Ye must prove yer worthiness, Ian. 'Tis the only fair way. What say ye, Neil?"
Kathy winced. Talking about big bad voices ... The tow truck driver? She knelt on the ground, still clutching her things.
"Aye. Ye're the eldest, Ian, but that doesna mean ye're the best. Neil Ross has satisfied many a lass."
Well, cheers for Neil Ross. At least satisfied customers meant he knew which end of her car to hook up to.
Letting everything slide from her grasp, Kathy held her head. Maybe if it would stop spinning she'd make a stab at opening her eyes.
"Ye must let us choose, Ian, if 'tis to be a true test. Do ye agree, Colin?"
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"Aye. We will find one wi' a heart that canna be touched."
Yep, that was Mel. Cash or credit card. No personal checks. Against her better judgment, she opened her eyes. She blinked.
Uh-oh. No busy highway, no sexy car. No city. Only stark green hills and the morning mist rising from a small stream. Morning? What had happened to the night? And silence. A silence so intense it terrified her.
Had she passed out? No, she'd fainted once when old PMS had decided that aroma therapy would loosen her up. He'd said the scent was discovered in an ancient Egyptian tomb. She believed him. It smelled like Essence of Mummy. Anyway, she didn't remember having any strange hallucinations then. She pulled her wool coat tightly around her, warding off the chill, an unspeakable fear tapping on her shoulder.
"I dinna know where we might find such a cold creature, Colin."
Here. Here. She'd never felt so cold in her life, and the brisk wind numbing her ears had nothing to do with it. Still on her knees, she turned toward the welcome human voice. "Please, you've got to ..." She stared.
Two male behinds stared back at her. Bare behinds. A Playgirl chorus line. She resisted the urge to rub her eyes. Two guys mooning her wouldn't be that strange in New York. ... New York? Where in New York?
"Mayhap we will find one in England, Neil. English lasses can freeze a man's ..."
England? Suddenly, she realized what they were wearing. The wool thingees, belted at the waist, didn't quite reach their knees, and from what she could see, the question of boxers or briefs would never be a burning issue with these guys.
Kilts? She had to be dreaming. Nothing else made sense. Okay, dreams were symbolic, so she'd just figure this baby out. The empty landscape probably meant she needed some inner peace and tranquility, an escape from the frenzy her life had become. The bare buns? Easy. She thought of her ex as a butthead on a daily basis, so here he was in duplicate.
The rocks she knelt on dug into her knees through her long skirt, and she shifted uncomfortably. Funny, but she couldn't remember feeling anything physical in dreams before.
"Aye, Colin. But even though an English lass may have a cold nature, it matters not to a Ross. 'Tis hot enough she'll be in bed wi' ..."
She shivered as the chilly wind whipped around her and lifted the kilts of the leaning men.... Wait a minute. There was another man sitting on the ground, his back braced against a large boulder.
"Ye have reason to fear us, Ian. We will beat ye and take what we want."
Beat? Ohmigod, a mugging. At last, something familiar. She couldn't see enough of the man on the ground to know how badly he was injured, but she knew she had to do something to save him and probably herself because any second now the muggers were bound to notice her.
Her logical self reminded her this was a dream, so she didn't have to do anything.
Her logical self could take a hike. She needed a weapon.
Reaching inside her purse, she fumbled around for something she could use. Nothing. No handy little gun, no pepper spray. Rats.
Her can of mousse? Right. That would certainly scare the pants off ... Okay, no pants to worry about. Maybe if she wrapped both hands around the can she could bluff them into believing she had a can of Mace. She drew a deep breath. She had to go for it.
Pulling the mousse from her purse, she shook it, then climbed shakily to her feet. Her whole world seemed out of kilter, but she could only focus on one thing right now: saving the man on the ground.
She tried to clear her throat, but her voice still came out in a wavery croak. "Get lost, scumbags, before I Mace you. The cops are on their way."
As one, the two men straightened, then swung to face her. She gulped. Large. Very large. And hairy. With dry split ends that would challenge even her expertise.
"A lass." Translation: yum-yum.
Her heart pounded madly. The Three Little Pigs would've been laying bricks like crazy at the sound of that voice.
They moved toward her. Forget trying to hit them in the eyes. They were too tall. While she was jumping into the air trying to get one in the eyes, the other would tear her apart. She needed a lower target.
The wind whipped and swirled, lifting their kilts high enough to offer a more accessible body part. Without hesitation, she moussed each of their love guns with a defiant squirt. Hey, one patch of voluminous and shiny body hair was better than none.
Staring down in horror at the fluffy globs of mousse sticking to them, the men stumbled away from her.
Strange. Against all reason, Kathy had the feeling neither of them knew the mousse was harmless. Well, she recognized an advantage when she saw one. "Hmm. I wonder if they'll fall off now or later."
With wild bellows, the kilted giants turned and fled.
She watched them disappear as she let the mousse slip from her fingers.
The man on the ground. But by the time she turned back to him, the mist had closed in. A flowing sea of gray created shifting shapes of fear, twining like skeletal fingers around the dark silhouettes of trees and shrubs. Kathy could almost believe the mist was alive-feel it breathing, waiting.
She swallowed past throat muscles that refused to work, fighting the terror of knowing she was the only person on earth.
"Come to me."
His voice. She could taste it. Hot chocolate, smooth brandy, and sex. She recognized it. All the forbidden things Mom had warned her against-going out in public without panties, talking to strangers who tempted you with pictures you'd never forget, touching yourself in the darkness of your room while you imagined unimaginable acts.
Crazy thoughts. Whatever this was, it was affecting her mental balance.
"Are you okay?" Her words echoed in the cold gray void, while her mind warned she'd never be okay again. She stumbled in the general direction of his voice.
Just as she was losing her battle with hysteria, she saw him.
He sat relaxed against the boulder, one leg bent at the knee, his head turned from her as if watching something only he could see.
Then, he looked at her. And as much as she wanted to forget the rest of the dream, this moment she'd remember. Always.
"Ye must need me badly, lass." His husky murmur warmed the damp chill of the mist, made her remember needs she'd vowed not to think of again.
His face was harsh beauty and raw sensuality. Half hidden by a wild tangle of dark wind-blown hair, his eyes held secrets, his smile pure sin.
"Yer heart is cold and alone. Ye must think of all things warm, all that would make yer heart pound, all the feelings and scents that have brought ye pleasure. Live them now to bring ye peace."
"No." She rubbed her eyes with a shaking hand. Come to me. The image. A hot summer night. This man and her. Their naked bodies, sweat-sheened skin, and stark white cotton sheets tangled at the foot of a brass bed. Her bed. And the scent of honeysuckle drifting in the open window, moving the sheer curtains in a lazy rhythm. She could see the heat, touch the scent, taste the passion.
"I ... I have to get back to my car." She'd never been so frightened in her life. Where had the image come from? The last time she'd smelled honeysuckle had been on Grandpa's farm when she'd been about sixteen. And ... the other things. They weren't connected to her life with Peter and his love gun. And they'd felt ... real. Too real.
Wake up. "I don't understand...? How ...?" Her trembling legs couldn't support her as she sank to her knees in front of him. "Why honeysuckle, the brass bed?"
"What'er yer thoughts, they brought ye pleasure for the moment. Hold them tightly to ye." Effortlessly, he reached out and pulled her onto his lap. "Let me warm ye."
"Have you seen New York around here anywhere? I ..." She was ice flung into his flame. The helpless melting, the absorption, the sizzle and spark, the steam as the two met. She felt him, through her heavy coat, through the rough wool of his clothing. Sinew, muscle. His sharp exhalation hot against the side of her neck, his heat touching her everywhere.
"This isn't a dream, is it?" The intensity of a dream like this would have brought her to sweating, shaking, heart-pounding-awareness. Then what was happening? "Are you familiar with out- of-body experiences?"
"Out of body?" He wiped a tear from her cheek with his finger.
Crying? When had she started crying? She sniffed. She wouldn't resort to tears. Old PMS had taught her that criers were losers.
"'Twould be passing strange to want to be out of yer body when ye're wi' a bonny lass. 'Tis the body that makes it so wondrous."
What about the heart? What about love? "Sure. Stupid comment." Who was she to dis the senses when they seemed to be the only things working right now?
Reaching down, she braced herself against his hip, fixed her attention on the checked pattern of the cloth. Her legs were wedged between his thighs, but she had no strength to move, could barely concentrate.... "All of you are wearing kilts. Just what New York needs, another street gang. Guess you don't need guns and knives. You just moon anyone you don't like. I bet grossed-out enemies keel over by the hundreds at the fanny display put on by those two I chased away."
She felt his deep exhalation. "'Tis the cold making you blather so."
"Right." She didn't even make sense to herself. Not a dream? Then what?
When she finally managed to lift her gaze, she looked into eyes as gray as the mist surrounding them. A midnight tangle of hair framed a face meant for a dark god or fallen angel. And something so explosive it took her breath away passed between them.
She'd imagined it. Nothing explosive had ever passed between a man and her. After her failed marriage, that's the way she liked it, that's the way she meant to keep it.
"Are ye feeling a wee bit better?"
"No." Too much. Her confused mind could make no sense of what she saw, felt. And so she focused on just one thing. His hair. She reached out with fingers as icy as the dread building in her soul, then slid her hand the length of his hair, past his shoulders to where dark strands spread across his chest.
Fascinated, she watched the rapid rise and fall of his broad chest, a rise and fall matching the beat of her heart.
With all her questions fighting for supremacy, she could only force one comment through her lips. "You have virgin hair."
"I dinna think so. I havena had any virgin parts for a verra long time."
She felt his deep chuckle shudder through her and raised her gaze once again to his face. The white flash of his wicked smile fixed her attention on his lips. It was a full lower lip, sensual, but somehow it did not soften the hard angles of his jaw and cheekbone.
His gaze slid the length of her body, and the caress was as real as though he'd touched her with his fingers, his mouth.
A dangerous man. Perhaps the two she'd chased away were the ones who'd needed saving.
His smile turned wolfish. "Ye wouldna enjoy a man who hadna lain wi' a lass."
Panic clattered around in her mind, frantically trying to get her attention. It finally succeeded. She tried to push away from him, but he simply closed his thighs on her legs. She might as well have been shackled in iron.
Even as she raised her fists to pound whatever part of him became available first, she sensed the uselessness of her effort. He wrapped his arms around her and held her still.
"Dinna be so quick to run." His breath fanned against her cheek, heating her senses, her anger. "Ye must have been fair desperate to gain my advice. I've ne'er seen Colin and Neil bested before. But ye took unfair advantage of their fear for their manhoods. 'Twasn't needed. I would have asked my brothers to speak wi' me later." He drew his finger along the line of her clenched jaw.
"Your brothers?" Jerking her head from his touch, she looked frantically around for help. She'd kill for the sight of a golden arch or even a New York cabby offering her a friendly finger signal because she'd cut him off. "Those two are your brothers?"
"Aye. We were born together. Still we dinna resemble each other overmuch."
"Born together ...? Oh, triplets." Hard to believe. The other two were lumbering bears, while this man ... this man was a dark jungle predator.
Where was she? Had she taken a wrong turn in Central Park and landed in Oz?
"Even though we were born together, I came first. They dinna want to accept me as the eldest."
"Hey, I feel for them. Who came out first is important." Horse pooky. She had really important things to worry about.
She drew in a deep breath to hold her panic in check. He hadn't hurt her, and already his faded red plaid was growing sort of familiar. No. She couldn't let anything in this nowhere land get familiar.
She shivered as the mist's damp fingers touched her with an unspoken promise that nothing in her life would ever be the same again.
Some women might still think they were dreaming. Not her. She recognized dreams. She'd certainly had enough nightmares after the collapse of her marriage. This wasn't a dream.
Then what? Amnesia? Could she have lost her memory, wandered to a different place?
Stop shaking. You're New York tough. New Yorkers are survivors. This time when she pushed at him, he let her go. Scrambling away from the man on the ground, she reached her purse and yanked out her cell phone.
Breathlessly, she pushed 911, then waited until a male voice answered.
"Please, I need help." Her teeth chattered. With cold or fear? Probably both. "My name is Kathy Bartlett and I-"
The voice interrupted.
"No, I'm not hurt. I don't know about the imminent danger part. I'm-"
"Where am I? Some Braveheart, I think."
The voice wasn't amused.
"Okay, okay, I'm ..." She turned to the man, who still sat leaning against the rock. "Where am I?"
He wasn't smiling. A frown creased his forehead as he stared at her phone. "Ye're betwixt Cromarty and Dornoch Firths."
"Firth? What the heck is a firth? Firth doesn't sound like a New York name." He didn't sound like a New York man. She fought to control the nauseous fear trembling in the pit of her stomach and faithfully repeated what he'd said.
"What do you mean there're no streets with those names? Sure there are. I bet you could find dozens of Cromarty and Dornoch streets. I bet there're two named after Dominic Cromarty and Christine Dornoch."
The voice had no sense of humor.
"Fine, so I'm not hurt, so I'm not in imminent danger, but ... Why do I have to call my local authorities?" She glared at the man on the ground, then glared at her cell phone.
"Emergencies? You think this emergency? You'd better ..." Damn! He'd hung up. Carefully, she returned the phone to her purse, afraid she'd drop it from her shaking fingers. Save the power until you figure out the right person to call.
She was in deep doo-doo, but she'd calmly and logically reason things out. Hah! She was so scared that any minute the fright fairy would swoop down and crown her Queen of Queasy Stomachs.
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I got this book because I read the previous reviews and this book's title turned up when I was looking for steamy romances. okay, my idea of steamy is Lori Foster's 'Too much Temptation'. I suppose that after reading that book, I was spoiled, and when It came to reading 'The pleasure master' I was expecting a lot more steam. It was practically the half way point when finally a teaser of a steamy appeal came. It was short and brief. So needless to say, I was dissappointed. Not that this book isn't a good story, it is, but not for someone looking for some real heat. As far as a story goes...It was difficult for me to keep up with Ian's accent. 'me dus na loove words wi accent written in' I'm not into reading the same sentence over and over until I figure out what the word is he's trying to say. It loses it's finesse that way. But I suppose if you know the era, then this book would be great. I'm sorry, I did not enjoy reading this book. However I won't give up on the author, surely something more up to date in the story line will spark my interest and keep me reading! Die hard steamy romance readers...Don't bother with this book.;)
I never expected to find a witty tone when I picked up this book but I was pleasantly surprised. Kathy is a strong, fiercely independent New Yorker who finds herself in Scotland in the 16th century confronted with a charming and breathtaking Pleasure Master. Ian is a man who lives for his title and has never tasted love, until... This novel made me laugh, cry and fall in love. The story is a journey of magic and a time travel adventure. Kathy is a unique heroine who has a great sense of humor, and this story is a paranormal delight. The pacing is fast and fun. The ending is sweet and makes you ache for more of these lively characters and their special story filled with magical toys and a loyal cat. I'm so glad I found this novel and decided to read it. Once you pick this book up, be ready to suspend your disbelief and go on a witty ride through Scotland with the Pleasure Master.
By far one of the best romance novels I have ever read. This book caught me on the first page and never stopped, a must read!
While Christmas shopping, Kathy Bartlett¿s car overheats along an isolated stretch of I-95 in New York. The hairdresser concludes that cars and men are alike as both overheat at the wrong time. As she starts to freeze, she grabs a toy she dubbed Peter and wishes she was somewhere else, preferably warm. The next thing Kathy realizes is that two men in Kilts speaking with deep Scottish accents are argueing their sexual prowess. Afraid they may accost her to settle their debate, Kathy takes a can of mousse out of her bag and sprays the duo on their love guns. As the twosome flee from their attacker, a third Scot appears who is not afraid of the mousse because he noticed that some safely landed on Kathy. Ian Ross introduces himself as THE PLEASURE MASTER. He explains he is in competition with his two brothers, who just fled from Kathy¿s wrath, over who is The King of Sex. Kathy is even more stunned when he proves to her that it is 1542. As Ian turns up the seduction, Kathy begins to fall in love, but to his amazement so does Ian because for the time since he began pleasuring women, a female cares how he feels. THE PLEASURE MASTER is a wild, amusing and often-satirical time travel romance that stars two wonderful lovers and a fabulous magical matchmaker. The story line is hilarious as the competition between the brothers heats up the pages almost as much as the relationship between Kathy and Ian does. As she did with AN ORIGINAL SIN, Nina Bangs commits sub-genre heresy by adding humor and irony to a torrid historical romance. Harriet Klausner


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Once a humble cowshed, Little Law has been lovingly transformed into a modern and welcoming single-storey holiday property which adjoins the owner's home. Beautifully decorated and with everything you need for a comfortable break, it is the perfect base from which to explore the Pennines and the glorious Peak District. Situated in the small village of Hade Edge in the Holme Valley, just 3 miles from the town of Holmfirth - made famous by the TV series 'Last of the Summer Wine' - which offers a good selection of cafes, restaurants, shops and pubs. Pub 1 mile, shop and restaurant 3 miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with breakfast area. Wooden floor throughout. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. Electric cooker. Washing machine. Freezer. Small patio with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). Stabling available by arrangement with owner. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: The property has gas central heating and comprises:Lounge/dining area: Spacious with Freeview TV, DVD player and iPod dock.Kitchen: Spacious with electric cooker, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed.Bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and heated towel rail.
All gas, electric, bed linen and towels included. Wi-Fi.Shared sitting-out area. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
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These attractive stone holiday cottages enjoy their own driveways and pretty, lawned gardens. Green Farm Cottage, (ref RPP6), adjoins the owners' 17th-century farmhouse, and Green Farm Stables (ref RFFQ), stands detached. Tucked away down a little lane, they lie 500 yards from the heart of the attractive old village of Hognaston, which stands on a hillside overlooked by Hognaston Wynn. Many houses in the village date back to the 17th and 18th century, as does the pub. Within walking distance is beautiful Carsington Water, offering superb water sports, sailing and bike hire facilities with an area devoted to wildlife along with cycle and walking trails. Located on the edge of the Peak District, the cottages are just 4 miles from the picturesque market town of Ashbourne known as the 'Gateway to Dovedale'. Other places to visit nearby include Bakewell, Matlock Bath, Haddon Hall, Chatsworth House and Keddleston Hall, as well as other National Trust and English Heritage properties. It is only a short drive to Dovedale and the other lovely dales of the limestone White Peak District, which offers great walking. A little further afield, visit Alton Towers theme park for a great day out for both adults and children alike, who will also enjoy Go Ape at Buxton. Why not spend a more relaxing day at the potteries in Stoke. Shop 2 miles, pub 500 yards.
Living/dining room with wood-burning stove and sofa bed (for alternative sleeping only). Galley-style kitchen with tiled floor. Rear hall/boot room. Separate toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with 6ft bed (can form twin beds) with en-suite shower room and toilet.
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Ground Floor: Property has gas central heating and comprises: Lounge: With wood burning stove, TV with Freeview HD, DVD, radio accessed via TV. Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and washer/dryer.Dining Room: With table and chairs for two.Cloakroom: With WC and wash basin.
First Floor: Bedroom: With king size bed.En suite: with shower, WC, wash basin and shaver point.
All bed linen and towels included. Wi-fi access available. Use of shared fridge/freezer.Enclosed front garden, rear decked terrace and wooden bench. On street parking. Original stone steps to first floor (slightly uneven due to age).
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Enjoying a delightful , elevated position, off a single track lane above the village of Peak Forest, this beautiful, cosy cottage has stunning, unrivalled views over the surrounding countryside. Adjoining the owners' property, it has been furnished to a high standard throughout and has a heavily beamed interior. A perfect base from which to explore the Peak District either by foot, car, or even horse with stabling available on site. One of the deepest Peak potholes, Eldon Hole, lies close by, as does the ACTORS Donkey Sanctuary supported by many thespians. Nearby, the historical village of Eyam, made famous by the outbreak of the plague, is home to a museum on local history and the plague inparticular. Castleton is 4 miles, whilst the Chestnut Centre, famous for its otters and deer, Bakewell, Chatsworth House, Buxton and Matlock Bath are within easy reach. Shop 4 miles, pub less than 1 mile.
Open-plan living/dining room with electric cast-iron woodburner and stone floor. Farmhouse-style kitchen area with breakfast bar and stone floor. Bathroom with bath, shower attachment and toilet. First floor: Double bedroom. Most rooms heavily beamed.
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Ground Floor: The property has night storage heating in the summer, ground source heat pump central heating in winter and comprises: Open plan living space: Beamed with vaulted ceiling and stone flag flooring. Lounge area: Spacious with wood burner, 42" satellite TV (full package including movies and sport) and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Shower room: With shower, WC and stone flag flooring.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: Galleried with beams and king size bed.
All electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burner provided. Highchair available on request. Wi-Fi. Small courtyard with furniture. Coarse fishing on site at cost (licence required). Hot tub. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. NB: Fenced lake and river in grounds.
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Located in the small south Derbyshire village of Oakerthorpe, The Briars is a cosy holiday apartment on the ground floor of the owner's home, popular with walkers, and perfect as a base for exploring the wonderful scenery of the surrounding Derbyshire Dales and Peak District National Park. Oakerthorpe has a number of walks around the village and nature reserve, and a selection of traditional pubs including one which dates back to the 11th century and is reputed to be the oldest in the county of Derbyshire. The town of Alfreton is just 21/2 miles away with a good selection of shops and restaurants together with wonderful examples of 18th century architecture. Crich, with its Tramway Village, can be reached in 10 minutes, and just 15 minutes away is Matlock with its monthly farmers' market and cable car over the Derwent Valley. Chesterfield with its famous crooked spire and the magnificent historic houses of Chatsworth House, Hardwick Hall and Haddon Hall can all be reached in half an hour. Shop 11/4 miles, pub and restaurant 50 yards.
Step to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Enclosed courtyard, sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). No smoking. NB: 1 step to courtyard. Pond in owner's garden.
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Ground floor: 1 double bedroom. Wet room with toilet. Narrow, spiral stairs to first floor: Living room/dining area/kitchen with beams.
Washer/dryer. Small enclosed patio and furniture. Barbecue. Cycle store.
Both properties: Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Satellite TV (basic package). DVD. CD. Microwave. Dishwasher. Freezer. On road parking. No smoking.
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This attractive, detached, former dairy with its pretty courtyard and a wealth of original beams and exposed stone walls is set in the peaceful little hamlet of Barber Booth. There are excellent walks from the doorstep whilst being within a couple of miles from the picturesque village of Edale and the start of the Pennine Way with its trail over 30,000 acres of National Trust owned High Peak. Within 5 miles are the villages of Hope and Castleton, with its Blue John Caverns and Peveril Castle. Visit the Chestnut Centre, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and the towns of Bakewell and Buxton. Horse riding within 5 miles. Shop 11/2 miles and pub 1 mile.
Ground floor: Living room with French doors, beams and wooden floor/ dining room with wooden floor. Kitchen. Open tread stairs to first floor: 1 double (6ft) bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, oil, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Digital TV. Video and small library. DVD. Oil Rayburn. Microwave. Freezer. Wi-fi. Small enclosed courtyard with terrace and furniture. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
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Ground Floor: Open plan living space.Living area: With electric fire, Freeview TV, DVD player, radio.Dining area.Kitchen area: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge and freezer.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With exposed feature beam, king size bed and TV.Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Use of owner's washing machine next door. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
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''...imbued with noble history...set in a dramatic and varied landscape...''
Take a beautiful Peak District National Park setting, just 3½ miles from Bakewell, add a historic hall (first recorded in the Domesday Book), and an ancient cluster of listed buildings converted to form superb holiday cottage accommodation....and the result is the captivating blend that is Harthill Hall. Nestling in 14 acres of grounds on an upland called Priest's Hill with excellent walking available from the doorstep, the properties have the use of an extensive range of leisure facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, solarium and treatment rooms. Noble names have woven the threads of the hall's long history including Henry de Ferrers, the Cokaynes and the Harthills. Henry VIII is also believed to have stayed at the hall. It was here in 1259 that Sir Richard de Hartle was issued a Papal Bull by Pope Alexander II, allowing him to appoint his own chaplain. The chapel ceased its functions as a place of worship in 1546 and now takes the form of The Chapel and Hartle Cottage. The eight cottages are furnished with antiques and surround a medieval cobbled courtyard. They all retain a wealth of original features including thick stone walls, large oak beams, mullion windows and flagstone floors. Derbyshire's bustling market towns, villages, hills, dales and rivers offer majestic scenery, and a rich variety of customs. Boasting a varied and beautiful landscape, they offer a blend of heritage, history and family attractions. The beautiful market town of Bakewell (3½ miles) is situated on the River Wye, crossed by a 13th-century five-arched bridge which has coffee shops and restaurants. Within easy reach are Matlock, Hall Leys Park, Chesterfield, Alfreton and Buxton. National Trust properties and gardens nearby include Riley Graves, Longshaw, Mam Tor, South Peak, Dovedale, Hardwick Hall and Kedleston Hall. Close by are both Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. Games room with free wireless internet connection (1gb per day per device). Golf and horse riding are available within 5 miles. Shop 3½ miles, pub 1 mile.
Living/dining room with slate floor, beams and galley-style kitchen with slate floor. Double bedroom with four-poster bed. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
Note: Henry's Haunt (RXX7) and Cokaynes (RXX9) are adjacent and may be booked as one to sleep 10+2.
SUPERB ADDITIONAL FACILITIESEach property at Harthill Hall has one hour of private use of the facilities per day booked on site
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Ground Floor: 18 wide steps to entrance.Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washer/dryer and French doors to decking area.Separate toilet. Narrow stairs to...
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Second Floor: Bedroom: With kingsize bed and Freeview TV.Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, Wi-Fi and logs for wood burner included. Welcome pack.Enclosed, decked area with terraces, garden furniture, BBQ and private hot tub. ½-acre natural grounds. 1 dog welcome, additional dog possible on request. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There is a fenced stream, 2 yards away. No children.
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Call the federally run Eldercare Locator at 1-(800)-677-1116 to get the name of the ombudsman at the Area Agency on Aging nearest the nursing home. Call the ombudsman and find out if there's a local group, like the Little Brothers -- Friends of the Elderly, that visits people in nursing homes. The best thing is for visitors to come regularly.
Call the administrator of the nursing home to see whether your loved one could have a pet. "Say, 'I think this is something Dad needs,' " suggests William H. Thomas, MD, the founder of the Eden Alternative. "What's going to change this monstrous $70 billion industry are these phone calls. It's an elder liberation movement -- we're seeking to put an end to the sterile medical institution."
Read Life Worth Living for arguments that can counteract fears that children and animals will spread germs and cause allergies to flare. Thomas says these fears can be resolved.
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There are apocryphal tales of overnight success, nights when a newcomer to town played a song that some big-shot producer heard and picked up for their superstar act. Far more common are the ongoing showcases where established writers get together and perform their hits and try out new material. This tradition is documented on cable channel Turner South's new program, Live at the Bluebird Café.
In conjunction with the Bluebird Café, Roswell restaurant Swallow at the Hollow recently began booking a series of performances featuring Nashville songwriters performing in the round for two consecutive nights each weekend.
"Instead of the same old band stuff you can see in other places," Swallow co-owner Paul Doster says, "we made an agreement with the Bluebird in Nashville to do shows the same way they do, and they agreed to let us use their name in our ads."
Doster is proud of the success the project has achieved, and sees the format as something Atlanta has needed. "We have had some talented folks play in the past 12 shows, doing recognizable songs. When you leave here and turn on the radio, there is a good chance you will hear a song by one of the writers who performed that night."
This weekend, the Swallow's Bluebird Café nights look to be among the best yet, as three songwriter/artists from the co-operative Dead Reckoning label perform: label co-founders Kevin Welch and Kieran Kane and Dead Reckoning recording artist David Olney.
"Dead Reckoning was a groundbreaker in the Nashville music industry," Welch says. "It's very satisfying to have so many people in the community who are supportive of what we are doing. Now it's like we have a responsibility not to go out of business."
Most of the Dead Reckoners were on major labels at one time and experienced firsthand the difficulties of functioning in an industry where artists are considered failures if they don't sell half a million records with each release. Welch looks back on his two-album tenure at Warner Brothers as a learning experience that he values.
"To sell a lot of records you have to spend a lot to promote it," he says. "You also need lots of mainstream radio airplay to make it. Now that I am on the other side of the table, I have an understanding of how hard it is to market guys like us."
Both Welch and Kane have had great success as writers for other artists -- Welch's "Too Old to Die Young" for Moe Bandy and Kane's "I'll Go on Loving You" for Alan Jackson -- but it was the desire to perform their own material that led to the creation of Dead Reckoning. Kane acknowledges the differences between the mechanisms behind Dead Reckoning and the major labels, and appreciates the artistic freedom he has now. "There are two completely different businesses in Nashville. The big labels are hitmakers, and I don't pay any attention to what they're doing. We're more based on the music and whether it's a good record or not."
In addition to recently releasing 11/12/13, a live duet album featuring Welch and Kane recorded on tour in Australia, recent months have seen Dead Reckoning expanding. Acts as diverse as the a cappella gospel group the Fairfield Four, country-rockers Big House and singer/songwriter David Olney, who joins Welch and Kane this weekend, have been signed. While the label has grown beyond being simply an artist co-op, Welch says the criteria for signing artists remains a very organic process. "We don't have too much experience with it, but it's mainly a respect thing. David [Olney] is a hero of mine, and needed a different opportunity than what he had."
Olney's first Dead Reckoning release, Omar's Blues, is a concept album based loosely on a Medieval literary work, The Rubaiyat, and would likely never have been released by a major label, despite its extraordinary quality, due to its esoteric themes.
Similarly, Kane's just-released third album on Dead Reckoning, The Blue Chair, doesn't conform to mainstream standards. "I was listening to a lot of Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong duet recordings from the '50s and was impressed with the sonic quality. We recorded The Blue Chair the same way they did, live in the studio. The only overdubs were the backup vocals." Kane also painted the album's cover art himself.
According to the Swallow at the Hollow's Paul Doster, the venue plans on bolstering its Bluebird-style series with an evening of local Atlanta songwriters-in-the-round on Thursdays. He says, "We have been having really good attendance at the shows, the fans are very appreciative and it works like a concert." At the very least, it's a welcome alternative to the loud bands and late nights of intown clubs.
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The past week has been a little less than exciting on Wall Street. Stocks have been flat or mildly down every day for the past week. It's the sort of market that would lull a day trader to sleep.
Not that I'm complaining. 2012 has been another roller coaster of a year, and a little sideways movement is welcome now and then. These sorts of mild corrections are exactly what we should expect in the midst of a fourth-quarter rally, and we should use them as opportunities to put new monies to work or to rebalance our portfolio holdings.
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For the past month, my position has been clear: coordinated central bank easing by the Fed, the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan and even smaller banks like the Swiss National Bank all but guarantee a sustained rally in risk assets. In this sort of environment, corrections—when they come—will tend to me mild and characterized more by sideways movement than steep losses.
But while I remain bullish, I want to shift the topic away from "what to buy" to "what to potentially run away from."
At the top of my list is Apple ($AAPL). Apple is "officially" in a correction, for market technicians who like to split hairs over that sort of thing. At time of writing the stock was 11% below its all-time high.
I do not foresee a dramatic crash in Apple's near future, but I think investors have to be realistic about the company's prospects going forward.
Yes, Apple is selling more iPhones than ever. But the "wow" factor just doesn't seem to be there like it used to be; it's getting harder for Apple to surprise us. The patent wars notwithstanding, Samsung seems to be getting more buzz, and Apple's competitive advantages would seem to lack the "moat" that long-term investors like to see.
I hesitate to put too much emphasis on anecdotal evidence, but earlier today and old-friend who has been an Apple cultist for years texted me to let me know he had decided to shut off his iPhone. It just didn't excite him like it used to, and he couldn't justify the $100 monthly bills. This is a high-income urban yuppie who has paid a premium for Apple products for years. Until now.
Looking at more concrete data, Apple has swollen to be the largest stock in several stock indices, and it may be the most over-owned stock in history by retail investors. According to SigFig, 17% of all investors own shares of Apple, and four times more investors own Apple than the average stock in the Dow Industrials.
Professionals are equally bullish—97% of Wall Street strategists rate the stock a "buy."
I admit that Apple is cheap at just 14 times earnings. Yet I do not believe that the gains of recent years are sustainable. I just don't see where the buyers are going to come from, frankly.
I hesitate to recommend shorting Apple just yet, and I see no immediate catalyst for a crash. But I do believe that investors can find better opportunities for the years ahead elsewhere.
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What the heck?! Chris Brown, 27, absolutely destroyed a house he was renting in Ibiza, according to the landlord. He says Chris and his crew left the house covered in urine and vomit, plus caused tons of damage before he was forced to leave. Here's the disgusting scoop.
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Rihanna, 28, has been radio silent since Kanye West, 39, unveiled his racy "Famous" music video featuring her naked body. But just wait until you hear what she thinks about being placed next to her infamous ex, Chris Brown, 27, in the wild video!
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Chris Brown, 25, was hosting a VMA pre-party in the summer of 2014 when rap mogul Suge Knight, 49, was shot seven times early in the morning at the party. Nearly two years later, Suge is suing Chris for the incident, claiming that it's his fault the security was inadequate. Read on for the full story!
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Kanye West's 'Famous' video is understandably the talk of the town right now, and we hear that it had quite the effect on Rihanna, who of course is featured in the video. See why watching Ye's vid has made RiRi miss what she once had with her ex Chris Brown!
Rihanna, 28, like many of us, was blown away by the debut of Kanye West's "Famous" video. HollywoodLife.com has learned that seeing the video caused the "Sledgehammer" singer to reminisce about her relationship with Chris Brown, 27, maintaining that he was the "best sex of her life" — get the scoop right here!
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Chris Brown's got one heck of an opinion on being featured in Kanye West's 'Famous' video. He called Ye 'crazy' after the jaw-dropping music video premiered on June 24. Chris was shocked over his naked wax figure in Kanye's video. See his message now!
Like the rest of the world, Chris Brown, 27, was stunned by Kanye West's "Famous" video. After seeing a naked wax figure of himself with what he called a "plumber's butt," Chris took to Instagram to sound off on the music video orgy. He called Kanye "crazy" in his message, and he wasn't too happy about how his wax figure looked in the video!
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We were expecting Kanye West's massive 'Famous' music video release event on June 24 to be crazy, but we had no idea what he had in store for us! His video featured a freeze-frame orgy with what looks like a naked Taylor Swift, Kim Kardashian, Donald Trump, Ray J, Caitlyn Jenner and more!
Kanye West, 39, totally outdid himself this time! We've come to expect only the most grandiose, extreme events from the rapper, but his June 24 premiere of his "Famous" music video at the Forum took it to a whole other level! That included naked Taylor Swift, 26, Kim Kardashian, 35, Caitlyn Jenner, 60, Donald Trump, 70, wax figures and more. We have all the details, right here.
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Royalty: Nia Guzman Terrified For Her Safety After Chris Brown Accused Of Beating Manager
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Chris Brown's beef with his former manager Mike G might be causing some real problems for him at home. A source told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that his baby mama Nia Guzman is concerned about baby Royalty's safety after the June 23 accusations of violence. We have all the details, right here.
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Chris Brown must be having a bad day because he's blasting EVERYONE. His latest target — Karrueche Tran's manager! The singer unleashed a nasty rant on Twitter, slamming his ex's manager! See the messages here.
Everyone knows by now that Chris Brown, 27, refuses to bite his tongue when it comes to something he has an opinion about. And boy, did he have a strong opinion about his ex-girlfriend, Karrueche Tran's, 28, manager, Jacob York. The singer blasted Jacob by poking fun at his weight on Twitter. Yikes!
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Chris Brown: Mike G Blasts Star As 'Pathetic' After Angry Instagram Rant
Oh, man! Mike G has called Chris Brown 'pathetic' in an exclusive statement obtained by HollywoodLife.com. See how the singer's manager of four years is firing back at Chris for his volatile Instagram rant about the assault lawsuit.
Shots fired! Mike G, Chris Brown's longtime manager, hasn't let Chris' explosive response to the assault lawsuit from earlier today, June 23, go unnoticed. The NiteVision Management CEO's lawyer has spoken to HollywoodLife.com, and you can see what Mike had to say to Chris right here.
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Chris Brown Fires Back At Mike G For Assault Lawsuit: I'm Not Entertaining This 'Petty S***'
It didn't take long for Chris Brown to respond to this new assault lawsuit! The singer took to Instagram to post a ranting video against Mike G, completely denying claims that he brutally attacked his former manager, and his own shocking accusations. Watch here!
Chris Brown, 27, has a very different story to tell than Mike G. The 27-year-old's former manager filed a lawsuit claiming Breezy assaulted him so bad he needed to be tended to in the ER, but Chris says it's completely not true, and claims Mike is only speaking out because he wants to remain "relevant." Watch his scathing rant against Mike here!
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Chris Brown Accused Of 'Brutally' Attacking His Manager — Shocking Report
Oh, no. Mike G, Chris Brown's manager since 2012, is claiming that the hip-hop star put him in the ER by punching him repeatedly without any provocation. How awful.
Chris Brown, 27, is in trouble once again. His manager of four years, Mike G, has reportedly filed a lawsuit claiming that his client brutally attacked him for absolutely no reason in May 2016.
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The Hornets were ready to play the fixture at Ashton Gate, which was initially delayed due to torrential rain before a pitch inspection at 3.10pm deemed the waterlogged surface unplayable.
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Ikechi Anya came in for suspended defender Marco Cassetti, whose one-match ban for accumulating five yellow cards will now see him sit out against Brighton at the Amex Stadium.
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