Freedom is heavy. Not the absence of walls. Not broken chains. Not an open road. It is the moment you stop running. The moment you surrender to something stronger than your fear. She was sure of herself, yet starving for freedom. He became her mirror showing her the parts she was ignoring. The collar is no cage. It is an anchor. The weight that finally stops her from drifting into the cold, meaningless void of not belonging.
Lennie and Samantha continue their unique relationship, along with the other girls in the story. But nothing stays the same, and things are changing. Does Samantha remain loyal? Can Lennie, worth only a fraction of those other men, handle his emotions about his girlfriend's many billionaire suitors, many of them in love with her?
Clara, a divorced mother struggling with the onset of perimenopause, finds herself dangerously obsessed with her teenage daughter Lily's burgeoning sexuality— a fascination ignited by the girl's unnaturally long, agile tongue and the confident, provocative way she wields it. Their collision of desperate loneliness and wild, untamed power ignites a taboo fire that consumes every boundary between them.
There is a serial killer in Central Washinton State. The local sheriff asks the State Police for a tracker. Paula Dennis, known as PD, is sent to assist in this search. Can she trace the killer and who is he?
A Slave Girl Story Baron Jacob rescues Kristen from a freezing night outside. He adopts her as his daughter. Later she goes to the capital to become a chef. The Baron is busy with beans and bridges. This is story 5 in the Slave Girl series
Colleen is an average young woman with a not so average problem. Her mom and the woman she grew up calling Aunt Patty were noisy lovers. The happy sound never failed to give Colleen a boner! The hermaphrodite lost a lot of sleep but didn’t mind. She loved her parents and wouldn’t hurt them by asking them to be quite. Things change drastically when Colleen is accidentally given the wrong gift on Christmas Eve. Will this family be ruined or brought closer by this simple error?