He recognized her, the woman at the podium. She was still hot, maybe even more beautiful than twenty years ago. She hadn't changed much. But now he had the means by which to tame that manipulative bitch and bring her to heel. So he does it, he turns a cold bitch into his own docile pet.
In a large Victorian style house that’s been in her husband’s family for a century, a mother inadvertently and slowly, begins to grow her stable of girls, alpha-bulls, and beta-cucks. With an attic remodeled as an airy dungeon, she learns the tools of the mistress trade, applying it then to the making of several doormat girls (including a younger sister). A little B&D play has gotten out of control!
Saga and her husband get off on the dangerous thrill of her public teasing, but their game changes when they target Magnus, their older, burly neighbor. What begins as a dare at a pool party, ignites a dark hunger in Magnus that shatters their dynamic. He seizes control, turning Saga’s provocation into his own game. Magnus doesn’t just fuck her; he degrades her, orchestrating scenes where she services his friends, even dabbles into bestiality.
Cora Delaney brings a lasagna to a stranger's door—a widower her incubus visited on a summons weeks ago, and never mentioned. Peter buried his wife forty-one years into a marriage that started as an argument about a hedge, and he has something to teach a woman six weeks into loving a nine-hundred-year-old man who will never age: the arithmetic of forever-with-an-ending never works, and you do it anyway. A quiet story about mortality, the deal everyone takes, and choosing it on purpose.
When Josh's brother dies, an ancient law binds him to marry the young widow he barely knows — Rebekah, sheltered, silent, and utterly alone. Neither wants this marriage. But duty becomes devotion, and devotion becomes a love neither believed they deserved. From a courtroom vow to a hospital bed to a nursery, His Brother's Wife is a story of obligation transformed into grace — proof that God gives us far more than we deserve