When I first met Cleo, I thought she was just a beautiful girl. I had no idea I was about to embark on an incredible journey through exhibitionism...
(First chapter of a series)
Aurora's first day as a personal assistant changes her life forever. The moment Damien sees her, he can't take his eyes off her. What starts as stolen glances soon becomes late-night conversations, sweet dates, and an unexpected love that neither of them saw coming. As their romance blossoms into marriage and a growing family, they discover that true love isn't about finding the perfect person. It's about building a beautiful life together, one unforgettable moment at a time.
Uncle Oliver has a rule before the girls go out: his shield goes on first. No penetration — just his own release left inside their panties, meant to keep the boys away. Laine's used to it. Her visiting cousin Alicia isn't. He doesn't stop there.
A story in the Daughters if the Line Universe
In 1944, the B-29 has a reputation as a flying death trap, and the men assigned to fly it are refusing. The Army's answer: send in two women pilots to prove it can be done. Karen Whitfield doesn't fly to make a point—until the point needs making. When an engine catches fire mid-demonstration, she and her copilot have thirty seconds of procedure between them and disaster. What follows silences every man on the flight line—for exactly as long as it takes them to feel embarrassed about it.
A story in the Daughters if the Line Universe
When a burning bomber crashes at the edge of a WAAF airfield, medical orderly Vera Ashworth doesn't stop to think—she runs toward it. What follows is thirty seconds that will define her: a trapped pilot, bombs still live in the wreckage, and a choice made not in her mind but in her body, before fear has time to catch up. A short, true-hearted story about the quiet shape of courage—and what it costs to be called a hero for doing the only thing you knew how to do.