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The beauty of Indonesia tends to stupefy everyone with its exquisite resorts and cuisines, splendid beaches and a mind-boggling night-life. Amidst these natural and lavish amenities, you’d inevitably be forced to think that a country which features such tantalising nightlife, casinos in Indonesia would be everyone’s cup of tea. No sir, that’s assuredly not the case with Indonesia. Let’s find out why gambling is banned in Indonesia and the pains one need to get through if caught in such illegal activities.

After sightseeing, sunbathing and enjoy the rich sea life, tourists usually like to head to the clubs and get to know some new people. One of the amusements that are most wanted is certainly gambling. However, considering that the population in Indonesia is mostly Muslim, you should know that gambling is not legal in Indonesia. Islam forbids gambling and alcohol, so if you decide to go to Bali, you should know that there are no casinos there.

It is not legal to play poker in Indonesia. We wouldn’t recommend joining any private games, because that may put you in trouble. Besides the possibility of having legal issues, 파워볼 you may also be a target for pickpocketing and mugging, because carrying lots of cash with you puts you at risk. The only way you can engage in a poker game is to have one in the hotel room because the hotel staff won’t intervene.

Being the fourth most populous country in the world, Indonesia is dominated by a majority of over 85% Muslims. Strict rules and regulations towards gambling and other illegal stuff have solely been possible due to the devotion of these people towards their religion as well as culture. Consumption of alcohol, gambling or betting over games, and any kinds of other illegal activities are strictly prohibited in their faith.

This is one time I cannot give a short synopsis of the book because I would give the story away.  I didn't know what to expect as I opened the book but I read the majority of it in one afternoon.  The Nickel Boys is well written.  I knew it would be a difficult book to read especially since I have been reading a lot of non-fiction lately about the prison system and the Jim Crow laws.  I expected it to be more graphic than it was.  It is different from Mr. Whitehead's The Underground Railroad--no magical realism in sight.  I am still absorbing so much of it as I write this.  It is a powerful piece of writing and should be on everyone's list to read sooner rather than later.

Nick Riley, on the surface has it all. He’s grown up in a loving family, owns his own home, and has a job he loves. Yet under that façade of a happy life, Nick hides a multitude of secrets and lies. Those same secrets and lies have forced him to build walls to protect himself and kept others away.

Nick’s life is unraveling, and his walls are tumbling when his brother invites him for a visit to the Isle of Man. Nick is left floundering, unsure which way to turn and who to trust when his past decides to come knocking. Things go from bad to worse when Nick finds the fates haven’t finished with him, and his brother’s best friend, Brody Quilliam, comes to stay.

Brody Quilliam needs a break from his life and the weight of responsibility of his job. So when his best friend, Aaden Riley, moves to the Isle of Man and asks him to visit, Brody decides to take him up on the offer. Only things don’t go as planned when he finds Aaden’s younger brother, Nick, visiting at the same time.

Their love-hate relationship is only the beginning of Brody’s concerns. Events he can’t explain make him think he’s stuck in the twilight zone.

Witches, spells, and misconceptions are only the tip of the iceberg as Brody struggles to come to terms with the unbelievable.

Warning:  Some of the content of this book is sexually graphic, with the use of explicit language and adult situations involving two males. It is only intended for mature adults.

This is the sixth book in the series and should be read in order to give the reader the back story of the other characters. The main characters in this book do get a HEA, but there is a storyline threading through the main story that is a cliffhanger and relates to a future series.

@debbiereadsbook, @JPSayle69, #M_M, #Paranormal, #Romance, #Erotic, 4 out of 5 (very good)

 Laws of Attraction #2, Another good read from Kate Meader. The mischievous Brit, Lucas Wright, meets his match with whiskey sommelier, Trinity Jones. (I love that she was named for Trinity from The Matrix, my daughter was almost Trinity for the same reason) Told in the alternating first person POV you get an interesting look at both their worlds as they collide.

Lust at first sight and Lucas' smart mouth doesn't help matters in showing off although she seems immune to his charm. Trinity is use to his type but is impressed when he actually sticks around afterwards to apologize for his behaviour. Trinity should know better but she actually likes the guy, even after she finds out he's representing her horrible brother-in-law she keeps running into him and he keeps proving he's a better man than she thinks. For one he coaches her nephew's soccer team, he's more than willing to step up and help out when she gets sick and when the chips are down he's willing to do the right thing. But unfortunately the biggest obstacle isn't the fact that he's her brother-in-law's lawyer.

Both Trinity and Lucas have baggage they need to deal with, Trinity is way over protective of her sister always putting her sister first even it if meant hurting herself. Lucas has a past he doesn't talk about, the people closest to him know of his twin sister and her situation but he doesn't talk about his mom or his childhood. Trinity is one of the few who know the guilt he carries. The chemistry between the two of them is undeniable and strong. As much as they tried to keep it under control and not cross the ethical line Lucas received some sage advice from a friend that had him throw caution to the wind. Their relationship is pretty steamy and Lucas is capable of doing some pretty sweet gestures.

Overall, it was a good read. It caught me off guard the age difference but Lucas, when he's not being a jokester, is very mature for his age and is far more intelligent for his year. This was a nice heartfelt romance with plenty of humor to keep it from being to somber. Can't wait for the next one.