A Story from The Town Step back into the world of The Analyst, The Chef, The Practitioner, and The Clerk with this collection of character-driven short stories. From epilogues to unexpected new beginnings, these tales expand the lives of familiar faces, introduce intriguing new characters, and reveal that every ending is simply the start of another story. Each story differs in tone, themes, and levels of intimacy—some contain none, while others are more explicit.
When their eighteen-year-old daughter leaves for a week-long trip, Lena and Manos find themselves alone in the house for the first time in years. What begins as a quiet agreement to explore the edges of their desire quickly deepens. Over seven days they test boundaries, exchange control, and rediscover each other through escalating intimacy. A dual-perspective novel about marriage, longing, and the fragile space between habit and rediscovery.
Set in the seaside town of Baga, Goa, in 2003, the story follows Zubeidha, a devout and modest Muslim woman who travels to the beach town with her eighteen-year-old son, Jamal and his friends
Former US Marshal, Daniel January, gets a late night call from an old friend. The daughter of a Russian Mafia kingpin needs to be relocated. The risk is high but so are the rewards.
The story moves quickly because the action did. A lot of miles are covered in a short period of time.
A Naked in Central High School Story Part of the Naked In School Stories universe
Part 2 of the Carl NIS series. Read Carl NIS first. A shy girl has a crush on Carl Walker. How does she deal with him being naked in school? It is, as they say, an eye opener, and has quite an effect, on her, and her family. And she hasn't a thing to wear to the Homecoming Dance!
A Naked in Central High School Story Part of the Naked In School Stories universe
Part 3 of the Carl NIS series. It is best to read Carl NIS first, then Carl NIS - Beth's Story second, then this one. Beth helped Carl being naked in school, and now it is her turn. What will he do? She's not as shy, now, and isn't about to be bullied. But what a pep rally, and after the football game. / (Reviews)