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 devoted husband’s world is shattered when his deeply trusted wife, now a ministry leader at a megachurch, rekindles a secret relationship with her former boyfriend—none other than the church’s charismatic pastor. When she returns from what was supposed to be a spiritual retreat, the husband discovers damning evidence of betrayal. Consumed by heartbreak and fury, he begins to plot a calculated revenge, setting the stage for a dramatic unraveling of trust, faith, and justice.
A cheating wife and her black lover are discovered by her husband. An investigative reporter wants to tell the story and discovers the truth but never gets the chance. I had to include some 'life lessons'at the end. Kids should be taught these early in life.
Anora, Queen of Ferelden, is widely know as the Ice Queen, and for a reason. Aedan, her new husband, isn't willing to put up with her reluctance any more. And there are two things working in his favour: one, he knew what Anora was like when he married her - he was friends with her late husband. And two, he is not, as everyone believes, a Nice Guy.
Separated from his wife Richard returns home to live with his widowed mother. Sex with his mother has always been a fantasy and when he finds illicit sex tapes of his mother he is tempted to use them as leverage to coax her into having sex with him. His mother's friends also take an immoral interest in Emily's hunk of a son.