Roger Hamstead finds himself on the verge of moral bankruptcy. His daughter seduces him and becomes his lover. But then his 16-year old granddaughter wants him to be her first lover too. Does she succeed? Or does 16-year old Jerry Traynor have that honour? And how deep do the roots of family love really go? This story is marked as Erotica, but could just as easily been labelled as Romantic or Coming of Age. It's also a bit long. For a fast read, this won't be your first choice.
Callie knows it's against company policy to use her computer for personal emails, but she has to tell someone about the hot guy she just met at Starbucks. One innocent little email shouldn't hurt anyone ... Should it? Illustrated.
An Oscar Story In this case, the 'Lantern' is an architectural feature. It exists because of an ancient curse, which is finally to be dealt with. This is an 'Oscar' story, but the motorbike is a secondary element. Love, and magic, are far more important.
On a routine re-supply space mission, Adam encounters a solar flare that throws his ship off-course and sends it crashing into an alien planet, where he is found by a civilization of gorgeous women...
I feel a need to explain something... In New Zealand, Milo is a chocolate energy drink. Very popular. You needed to know. Silliness seemed appropriate for this one. Hope you like it.
Fergus visits an artist colony - The Retreat- to decompress after selling the business he founded in student lodgings 25 years earlier. He becomes involved, finding that his Midas touch is limited. Lost and despairing, he is forced to act when his daughter and his new protege are kidnapped. Can Fergus rise to the challenge?