As Jamie Moore approached her 30th birthday she and her husband planned a special trip to New York to see her old college roomates and then fly off to Jamaica for a special birthday surprise.
Sister Divine has surrendered everything to her faith. Her career, her vanity, her clothes and her hair. All to serve the very ascetic order of the Damascene Nuns. However, her love for the Lord is threatened by stirrings of feeling toward her fellow nuns. A feeling only made worse when she meets a new nun, Sister Love. This is a story of Sister Divine's struggle with her faith and her discovery of a different kind of Divine Love.
A tale of a young girl, a promising actress, who following HS graduation heads for the Big Apple, seeking fame and fortune. Unfortunately Amy falls into the hands of her "Uncle John" who leads her into sexual debauchery as well as fame and fortune.
Mike is 18 when his mother asks him to spend the summer with Aunt Leia. She is not much older—beautiful, blonde, and alone while her husband works far away. At first, it seems like a normal holiday: a big house, a swimming pool, and simple garden work. But soon, small moments between them start to feel different. A smile, a touch, or the way her dress falls open makes Mike’s heart race. He knows it is wrong, but he cannot stop thinking about her....
Scott's birthday was coming up, and I wanted to give him a very special birthday surprise. There were two parts. First, I did something I thought he'd like, and his reaction was everything I had wanted. Next, I got some help from our sexy little neighbor, Sherry. Scott got to ask us for anything he wanted, and his request led to one of the hottest nights we'd ever had.
He was a former Marine with a past that caused him trouble. She also had a past that troubled her. Together they healed each other. NOT a stroke story although there's a little mild sexual content.
Arizona, 1944. Elinor Powell, a Black Army nurse, is assigned to care for Nazi prisoners—a job deemed too good for her to do for white American soldiers. Frederick Albert, a German POW and jazz-loving artist, sees her across the mess hall and declares, "I'm the man who's going to marry you." Against military law, Jim Crow racism, and two nations at war, they fall in love. Their forbidden romance would cost them everything—and prove that love can survive even the cruelest divides.