The court orders her to wear clothes; Sophie Wilcox becomes a naked comedian fighting for freedom. When a governor tries to silence her, she must use laughter to save everything she's built: A story of resilience, love, and unapologetically herself.
A novel-length do-over about a man born in 1955: he lived until 2038. A retired Buddhist monk befriended Mason and caused strange things to happen. Mace died normally, only to wake up at age 13 with all of his old memories. But he's not living his life over. Everything is really different. He's on a parallel planet with a completely different history and bizarre morals. It is the polar opposite of feminism. Succinctly stated: it's a raunchy romp. 33 chapters. Slow start.
The Paul Robertson Saga Part of the Westmouthshire universe
A Companion to The Paul Robertson Saga, this is Carly Williams' story, better known as Kayla Valentine, as told in her own words in her private "Hush Y'all" journal. Starting from 1st January 2014 as a New Year's resolution, the journal covers her reunion with Paul, recording her album, and her return to Nashville.
A husband's secret fantasy of watching his wife with another man becomes reality during a camping trip when their friend Mark joins them in a tent. The encounter escalates from voyeurism to full participation, awakening desires in all three. Riley discovers her own exhibitionist and submissive tendencies while exploring new sexual boundaries, including anal sex with Mark. The weekend transforms their relationship dynamics, with Riley embracing her newfound sexuality and the couple discovering sh
Margot is 48, a cellist who stopped playing the day she married. Her husband Edmund, 57, looks at his Steinway more than he's looked at her in years. So she starts knocking it out of tune, just enough to bring Ansel, the 25-year-old tuner with perfect pitch and patient hands, back every Thursday while Edmund works across the courtyard. A slow-burn affair of near-misses, stolen afternoons and a recital with forty guests. Can she stay quiet until the final chord?
Sterling City, 1872. Caleb Walker has spent his whole life working hard and getting nowhere. He hauls oranges through the snow, dodges the marshal's inspectors, and comes home each night to a tiny rented room, a loyal wife who deserves better, and a daughter who has stopped asking for toys. Then one rainy night, golden script appears before his eyes. The Golden Ledger gives him one roll of the dice each day, and whatever he earns can come back doubled, or even ten times over...