In 'The Lost Atlantis and Other Ethnographic Studies' by Daniel Wilson, the reader is taken on a journey through various cultures and civilizations, including the mysterious civilization of Atlantis....

In 'Prehistoric Man: Researches into the Origin of Civilization in the Old and the New World' by Daniel Wilson, the reader is taken on a compelling journey into the origins of civilization. Wilson meticulously...

In Spring Wild Flowers, Daniel Wilson vividly captures the beauty and significance of various wild flowers that bloom during the spring season. The book is beautifully illustrated with detailed descriptions...

His wife has traveled out of town to attend a sexual workshop all weekend, with her being the main course. But she hasn't left her husband home alone. Paige's friends will keep him busy while she is absent.

Tom and Susan & James and Anita are two young married couples, whose love lives are stuck in the Saturday night duty-sex rut. But when Susan brings home a video featuring wife swapping, Tom recruits...

The Attorney’s Interview Tom and Susan & James and Anita are two young married couples, whose love lives are stuck in the Saturday night duty-sex rut. But when Susan brings home a video featuring...

The story of the Lost Atlantis is recorded in the Timæus and, with many fanciful amplifications, in the Critias of Plato. According to the dialogues, as reproduced there, Critias repeats to Socrates a...

Daniel Wilson was a successful attorney who quit the legal profession to begin his own plumbing business. It provides complete and necessary treatment to neglected plumbing, specifically, the neglected...

Bev was a stunningly beautiful woman, working on a Masters degree in Sex Therapy at a local college. When she needs help with her research, Daniel and Paula were more than willing to sacrifice their bodies...

The story of the Lost Atlantis is recorded in the Timaeus and, with many fanciful amplifications, in the Critias of Plato. According to the dialogues, as reproduced there, Critias repeats to Socrates...