Frankly, this is a sequel to Chronicles. Only in vastly fewer parts. Probably works as a story in its own right, though - I think. Boy takes girl for granted, pays the consequences, realises mistake. that sort of stuff
Pete and Laura Ettinger had a really great marriage. But there was one nagging problem. Pete, especially, was intent on solving it, and both of them were solution-oriented people. That's where Adam came in.
At the start of the story, Larissa is a young woman failing to cope with Covid. The story trace's Larissa's growth through the challenges of Covid and marriage with Julian, and the lives of people around her, ending with Larissa and her friends changing the nature of Australia
A young college teacher has a run-in with four tough female students. They turn her life upside down, and with each passing day she sinks further into degradation and desperation. There's violence in the story, but it's not a story about violence. It's about intimidation, fear, humiliation, and how much emotional trauma a person can endure before doing something desperate. The 1st chapter and a half have no sex, but then it's plentiful.
A story in the Available Light Cycle Universe
He reads every room for a living. Nobody has ever read him back.
Three days at a photography conference in Prague. A woman who watches him as hard as he watches everyone else and refuses to let him hide behind the lens.
Three photographs: colleague, desire, morning. And a fourth he was never given permission to take.
Explicit, unhurried, nothing fades to black.
When John shyly reveals a long-held, secret fantasy to his loving wife Veronica, she listens with growing excitement. Determined to give him the ultimate gift, Veronica secretly gathers a small group of her most adventurous friends to help make his dream a reality. This is a story of a devoted wife transforming her husband’s deepest desire into an unforgettable night of passion that exceeds every expectation.