Publisher: Short Stories
A mega pack of group sex action to keep you going for hours on end! Women taking on lots of men, men doing lots of women, the ROUGHEST of rough sex, dirty talk, free use and a whole lot more! Too many stories to list. This brings together Gang stories 7-packs volumes 1 - 15.
A dark single dad, forbidden, mafia romance from USA Today Bestselling author Jane Henry Vadka Dragunov—Bratva executioner, cold-blooded strategist… and my dead sister’s husband. The man who built his empire in blood and protected it with silence. The man with a stare that holds me hostage—and a voice that cuts straight through me. I've avoided him, and the way he makes me feel, as I've wallowed in my own grief following my sister's death. But now there's no escape. I’m living in his world. I've been targeted. The Irish want war. And the only safe place left is under his watch… or under him. He’s a single father now—haunted, vengeful, and dangerous. A man who reads bedtime stories with the same blood thirsty eyes that promise death and retribution. The man who would raze the world to keep his son safe. He thinks I’m reckless, chaotic, unpredictable. I was only a child when we first met. But he doesn't see me as one anymore. I see what he hides beneath all that control—the obsession simmering just below the surface. The way he watches me like he wants to equally destroy and devour me. And now the same loss that tore us apart is now pulling us together. I wasn’t supposed to end up in his bed. But the Bratva is splintering. The Irish want blood. And I’m spiraling - holding a secret that could end it all while falling for the man I can’t have. Is there a future for Vadka and me, or will the secrets between us cause another tragedy?Show book
Dark. Daunting. Unforgettable. Survival adds a demanding edge to love in the wilds. Cara, a mountain guide with a hard luck past and John, a doctor running as hard as he can from his own demons, become unlikely allies. Fire raging through the Sierras forces them away from their planned route and makes escape a dicey proposition. Cara struggles to outwit the inferno before it’s too late. John’s long-denied psychic side escapes its bonds, refusing to be ignored any longer. He recognizes the fire for what it is: magical creatures bearing the worst news of all. Fire dragons want Earth for themselves, and they’ll stop at nothing to make it theirs. Protecting Cara from the destiny that’s finally hunted him down turns into John’s top priority, but spirit guides shanghai him, forcing his hand. He never wanted a woman in his life. Too many complications—but something about Cara touches his heart. She was burned out on men and vowed she’d spend the rest of her life in the mountains, guiding clients—but something about John sings to her soul. If they can survive the dragons that set the earth ablaze, a different kind of heat just might bind them to each other.Show book
This is a concise summary and analysis of Sunrise on the Reaping, by Suzanne Collins. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Suzanne Collins. Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview. When the Capitol reaps, it doesn’t just take lives—it rewrites destinies. Sunrise on the Reaping delivers a gripping new chapter in the Hunger Games saga, introducing Maelor Greaves—a tribute who volunteers not for glory, but for love. Thrust into a brutal arena crafted from a drowned city and shattered truth, Maelor must navigate not just deadly traps and muttations, but the insidious power of the Capitol itself. With every breath, Maelor defies expectation. He becomes a symbol—not through savagery, but through strategy, empathy, and quiet rebellion. And as his story ignites sparks across Panem, a new kind of uprising begins—not from fire, but from purpose. Haunting, emotional, and fiercely relevant, Sunrise on the Reaping is more than a fight for survival. It’s a fight to reclaim the soul of a nation.Show book
Thomas Burke was born Sydney Thomas Burke on November 29th, 1886 in Eltham, London (at the time it was part of Kent). An author in the early years of the 20th Century Burke brought his skills of pen and eye to parts of London, specifically the Limehouse district of the East End, to write with drive and vigour about the characters he met and the places that he knew. Whether he turned that material into fiction or non-fiction the words seep quality. His publications ranged from these wonderful vignettes of down-at-heel London to writings on homosexuality and the English Countryside. Thomas Burke died in the Homeopathic Hospital in Queens Square, Bloomsbury on 22 September 1945.Show book
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. A giant bird appeared at the end of the street. In truth, everyone already knows it’s not a bird at all but a monstrous metal thing, immense beyond measure and ear-splittingly loud. But this wasn’t the worst part of this catastrophe. Today, they were going to trim the trees on our street. “They’ve finished all their strange and endless tasks,” I thought bitterly. “Now they come to launch this marvelous project called ‘ruining life in the trees for the birds and all the crawling things.’” A shudder ran through me, and I roused myself from shock. My chicks! The Sun, Wine, and a Cat is the third book by Yami Armoni, focusing on philosophical and thought-provoking stories about nature and life. The book offers unconventional experiences, where the characters are not just human—they are a fly, a tree, and even a cancerous growth, experiencing their complex and mysterious world in ways that raise questions about the meaning of our existence. Are we humans really the pinnacle of creation? Or will there always be blind spots in our ability to discern things right under our noses—especially when it comes to ourselves? This book is for readers seeking an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the world, challenge familiar concepts, and reflect on every detail. In her unique way, Armoni observes reality and what lies beyond it. The stories in the book not only offer magical and dubious experiences but also challenge our perceptions of ourselves and our place in the world.Show book
LibriVox readers bring you 20 short stories including lesser known works by Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson and Edgar Allan Poe, an early story by Dorothy Parker, and stories in various genres by authors including L. M. Montgomery, Leo Tolstoy, Arthur Conan Doyle, Franz Kafka and Algernon Blackwood.Show book
