This is my love letter to Amanda Tapping, a goddess in my humble opinion. James and Sam get beamed to Thor's ship, right in the middle a rather, hard core fucking scenario. Daniel blinked and looked at Thor - “Actually, the Asgard have their own extensive mythology about galactic history. Thor, do you have any records of human cultural artifacts being… misinterpreted by other species?” “We have observed many human mating practices across your history. This one was… exceptionally expressive.”
A story in the Swipe Right Universe
Author’s Note: This short standalone lives alongside Swipe Right. It’s meant to add texture, not homework. Read it whenever you want, and let it sit with you. Set immediately after the coronation, Darius and Amina return to the quiet spaces left behind by power. Walking the great shipyards up close, they follow a presence both ancient and restrained into a place few are invited to stand.
Tim investigates a 4.7-million-year-old message written specifically for him, discovering seven billion consciousness fragments trapped in quantum agony. Granting them mercy through a dangerous energy transfer, he gains profound understanding of reality while awakening sister ship Meridian-8. But Meridian races toward a facility containing something worse than The Silence—and 199 similar mysteries await across the galaxy.
A story set in the Pinwheel Universe
James is new to the Pinwheel, and the first place he finds himself is the bar, where he meets a friendly Borealan named Datz. As he gets to know the rowdy alien, they're interrupted by her acquaintance, a Polar Borealan named Railha who seems intent on showing Datz up. James soon finds himself moderating a drinking competition between the two rival species, one that becomes increasingly sexual the drunker they become.
Josh is sleeping soundly next to his girl friend when he feels like he has rolled off the bed and fallen on the floor. However, it's not a floor inside a house. Follow his adventures as he finds his way in a strange, new world.
This story is a dramatic mystery, with two romantic story lines, science fiction, loads of erotic sex, including lesbian love, threesomes, and some B&D. No sex happens until Chapter 5, and no one under 18 is involved in the sex parts. I promise there is plenty of sex throughout the novel.
Arthur Johnson is a nobody at his elite LA school — invisible, bullied, ignored by Sophia Evans. Online, he's a cold, clutch king. Only Maggie defends him, and rival Aiko Tanaka respects his skill. Then a meteor hits. Animals won't die. Blue crystals awaken. A slow-burn apocalypse about friendship, rivalry, and who you become when the world ends.