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  All at Sea

  JL Merrow

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  Eighteen-year-old Londoner Josh feels all at sea, holidaying with his family on the Isle of Wight. He'd rather be living it up in Ibiza, dancing until all hours, and maybe finding out what it's like to be with another man. What chance does he have of getting lucky with his newly-single mum and little sisters in tow?
  Cambridge student Rupe is making the most of his summer job at the boating lake, charming customers with his good looks and theatrical manner. Life looks even sunnier when he meets the cute, inexperienced Josh and asks him out for a date on a boat. But there are dark clouds in Rupe's life, and even love on an island isn't always plain sailing.

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  Spark of Desire - A Forbidden...

  Rose Richards

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  Her brother's best friend was off-limits, but she couldn't resist... 
  I'm touring universities after finishing community college and staying with my brother's best friend. Adam is older, experienced, and totally forbidden. But when desire sparks between us, I can't help but offer myself to him, even if it means crossing the line. 
  Now, fireworks aren't the only thing exploding this July. I'm about to learn what it's like to be with a man who knows exactly what he wants. If this is wrong, I don't want to be right. 
  Spark of Desire is a sizzling first time age gap short story featuring an older man, a younger woman, and baby-making themes.

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  Light - From their pens to your...

  Achmed Abdullah

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  Alexander Nicholayevitch Romanoff was born on 12th May 1881 in Yalta, then in Russia. 
  Despite his prolific fictional writings, verified facts about his upbringing, career and life are difficult to dissemble from his own various accounts over the years.  
  A sample suggests he was schooled at Eton and Oxford (no evidence exists of his time at either) and that he was by Religion; Russian Orthodox, a Muslim and a Roman Catholic!  His claimed military career and gift for languages would normally mark him out – if they could be corroborated as true, which is doubtful.  Fact and fiction are interchangeable it seems, but his writing is full of adventures and fast paced happenings that were ripe not only for the literary age but also the nascent film industry. 
  On or before 1912 he emigrated to the United States to enjoy a career as a writer, playwright and screenwriter, the latter for which he received an Academy Award nomination for ‘The Lives of a Bengal Lancer’ in the 1935 film. 
  He also wrote extensively for the pulp magazines of the day including Argosy, All-Story Magazine, Munsey's Magazine and Blue Book. 
  Abdullah also had a keen interest in translating Afghan poems and appears to have received a doctorate from the College of El-Azar, Cairo in Koranic Studies. 
  Together with three marriages and two daughters his life was certainly colorful. 
  Achmed Abdullah died on his birthday, 12th May 1945, of a heart attack.  He was 64.

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  A Tale of Two Threesomes or How...

  Ronda DeMure

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  Jim only dominates women, and he likes them dressed as schoolgirls. Will he also spank a sissy wearing a pink cheerleader outfit? 
  Jill is a domme who only likes men, but she learns she is also submissive. Will she then be with a woman? 
  Allan is a happily married straight man. But he is also Jill’s sub with a fantasy to be a sissy. 
  Does gender really matter in dominance and submission? 
  Join Jill on an eye-opening adventure into the world of spanking, submission, and voyeurism. In the real world she has no interest in women, but as a submissive she is strangely attracted to being with Lynn. Her submissive, Allan wants to be dominated by a man. She wants to watch Allan as a sissy, but Jim will only agree if Jill will also submit to him doing the same things to her.

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  Mike Bravo Ops: Zeus

  Eden Finley

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  CALLIE 
  After constantly looking over my shoulder as I run for my life, I’m on the brink of giving up. 
  On happiness. 
  On love. 
  On life. 
  Which is why, when a familiar face shows up where I’m hiding, I shock myself by running again. Though, probably not as shocked as Zeus is when I run him off the road with my car. 
  For some reason, my survival instinct is stronger than my mind is, and I find myself fighting for the life I’m not even sure I want. 
  On the run and nowhere to turn, I flee into the arms of the last person I should. Suddenly, I find myself involved in one of the worst crime syndicates in Las Vegas, and no way to get out. 
  ZEUS 
  Why would Callie run away from me? I’m delightful, damn it. I mean, sure, he probably thinks I’m trying to kill him, but I’m not. I’ve been hired to make sure he’s okay and that he’s surviving after escaping an abusive relationship, making mistakes, and putting multiple people’s lives in danger. 
  He screwed up, but he doesn’t deserve to die for it. And now, because of me, his life is at risk yet again. 
  Technically, my job is done. Callie is still breathing. That’s all I was supposed to find out. But I can’t sit by knowing he’s selling his soul. His body. I need to get him out, and I’ll go to any lengths to do it. 
  **Mike Bravo Ops Zeus deals with some sensitive topics. Please listen to the trigger warnings at the beginning of the book**

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  A Carriger Quartet

  Gail Carriger

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  Four original, unabridged, full-cast productions of Gail Carriger's most beloved fantasy short stories: The Curious Case of the Werewolf that Wasn't, The Mummy that Was, and the Cat in the Jar: A mummified cat, a secret agent, and an aristocrat entangle Alessandro Tarraboti (father of Alexia Tarraboti from the Parasol Protectorate series,) in a rollicking, wry adventure into the supernatural secrets of ancient Egypt. Marine Biology: Inconveniently a werewolf, unexpectedly alive, and secretly gay, marine biologist Alex finds himself forcibly shackled to a flirty merman on the hunt for some sinister selkies. An unconventional romance between impossible partners told with the kind of wit and comedy that made Gail a household name. Fairy Debt: Despite being a fairy, Cups can't grow wings due to a death promise to a local king. Entering service in his castle as the Least Jester, she must find a way to earn her wings while navigating the hazards of cupcakes, tea demons, and the occasional Earth dragons. My Sister's Song: Fantasy and history and subversive strategy collide in this Roman-era tale of a warrior, Mithra, who must repel an entire legion alone and armed only with a very peculiar weapon. Her sticky solution to this impossible problem must be heard to be believed. Featuring performances by fellow fantasy writers Philippa Ballantine, Chris Lester, and Tee Morris, as well as an original soundtrack by composer Danny Schade.

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