Gauthier, Albert, "La sodomie dans le droit canonique medieval" in L'Erotisme au Moyen Age: Etudes presentees au IIe Colloque de l'Institut d'Etudes Medievales, 3-4 Avril 1976, ed. Without his third principle of love, respect, Fromm warns that responsibility can devolve into exploitation.

The fourth installment focuses on the eldest Acheron sister, Nesta, who, let's just say has turned cold since the events of the last few books, and Cassian, the Fae general who may be the only one who can thaw her icy attitude.There's no better time to experiment with kinking up your TBR pile and some of the classics might just surprise you. When we meet main character Feyi, she’s easing her way back into love and intimacy five years after her husband died in a car accident.

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