Forced down in the high desert in a small plane, a man and his mother-in-law find themselves faced with the challenge of getting through the extremely cold night while awaiting rescue.
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.
EXITS Guillotine lover Melissa was the first customer for EXITS new service. Come As You Go(tm) guaranteed an orgasm with every Exit. She invited family and former lovers to help.
VORTEX. (1) A mass of whirling fluid. (2) A system viewed as swallowing up those that approach it. A teenaged tearaway starts a chain of events that leads to a vortex.
A Tale From The Reading Room This is a story of seduction; of a man pursuing a woman until she catches him. It begins in a dusty old book store full of antique erotica called "Little Death and Company." Then things warm up nicely in the private club downstairs, where the under-dressed waitstaff are especially accommodating. In a quiet back room Dorothy discovers she has caught more than just a man; she has caught a rare invitation to fulfill all her fantasies in... "The Reading Room".
A once bitten twice shy divorce and a young woman whose laughing eyes bely her steadfast spinsterhood meet and are attracted but her past makes her frightened. Can he, can she overcome that past?
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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.