Publisher: Erotica inc
6 more hot tales of the naughtiest of wives! While My Husband Was Away I Rolled In The Hay/Don’t Tell My Husband I’m A Harlot/Getting Revenge On My Husband By Doing His Buddies/Cops Take Me In Front Of My Husband/Cheating For Money And Lols/Ganged On the Pool Table In Front Of My Husband
Two stories of the seen and the unseen. In The Open Door a colonel back from India takes a house near Edinburgh, and his son falls ill with terror of a voice that cries at night in a ruined doorway in the grounds; the father goes out in the dark to hear it for himself. In The Portrait the picture of a young man's dead mother, hung at last in his hard father's house, seems to call him — with seizures he cannot control — to take the part of an orphaned girl with her face. Oliphant wrote ninety-eight novels to keep a household that kept collapsing on her, burying her husband and children as she went, and these quiet stories about the dead are among the things she is best remembered for. Fifty-eight plates, among them Grimshaw's moonlit lanes and McCulloch's Highland castles, carry the same twilight and old stone that haunt these two stories of the seen and the unseen.Show book
The wives in these books can’t wait to be humiliated by hot, fitter, sexier women, claiming their husbands in front of their very eyes!Read as women watch their hubby get the pleasure they could never provide, and sometimes their hubby’s new girlfriend lets them join in and clean up the mess!Features books 17-20 : ‘The Candy Cucks,’ ‘The Candy Cucks 2,’ ‘Santa’s Smutty Helper,’ and ‘Our New Trainer Takes My Hubby,’Show book
COME CLOSER . . . Five terrifying collected horror novellas newly reissued from the "modern-day Algernon Blackwood." Skullbelly: After three teenagers disappear in a forest, a private detective is hired and uncovers a terrible local secret. The Separation: Marcus arrives in Germany to find his friend up-and-coming prizefighter Charlie in a deep depression. But soon Charlie's behavior grows increasingly bizarre. Is he suffering from a nervous breakdown, or are otherworldly forces at work? The Stranger: Set in a rural Florida parking lot, David returns to his car to find a stranger sat behind the wheel. The doors are locked and there's a gun on the dashboard. And that was when then the insanity started . . . After the Fade: A girl walked into a small Annapolis tavern, collapsed and died. Something had latched itself to the base of her skull. And it didn't arrive alone. Now, the patrons of The Fulcrum are trapped, held prisoner within the tavern's walls by monstrous things, trying to find their way in. And one more novella to be revealed!Show book
Perhaps Virgil should have said, “Love conquers most…” Elizabeth Chadwick has now faced off against an army, furious dragons, a bubbling volcano, and even an ex-boyfriend and lived to tell the tale. She’s fought, cried, and even begged to make her relationship with Axel Prince of the earth blessed work. Since the time Jörð, mother earth, fell for Veralden Radian, god of the sky, opposites have attracted, but they couldn’t make things work. What hope is there for a mere mortal? With enemies lining up—humans, vanir, and now Axel’s long-lost but not much-loved brother, it feels like there’s no way for this to end happily. Can Liz somehow do the impossible and save her siblings, the world, and her own heart? Or will something have to give?Show book
A single choice can reveal the true nature of a soul. In Markheim, Robert Louis Stevenson delivers a haunting psychological tale of guilt, temptation, morality, and redemption. Set on a dark Christmas Day, the story follows Markheim, a man whose desperate actions lead him into a chilling confrontation—not only with a mysterious stranger, but with his own conscience. Part gothic horror, part moral fable, and part psychological thriller, Markheim explores the eternal struggle between greed and virtue, self-deception and truth. Stevenson's masterful storytelling creates a tense and atmospheric journey into the depths of the human mind, where every decision carries profound consequences. Elegantly narrated by John Riddle, this timeless classic remains one of the most compelling explorations of conscience and redemption in Victorian literature.Show book
A serial killer is on the loose, going round strangling women with their own tights and removing their right shoes. Various suspects turn up but, with no obvious motive, the police are impotent and the murders continue. The only link they can find concerns a ‘religious’ meeting, regularly held at the local civic centre, which was attended by at least two of the victims. Amateur detective Samantha Powers is dating Jack Parkinson who, it transpires, is seeing another woman behind her back. He comes under suspicion when that young woman becomes another victim of the strangler as it seems he was the last one to see her alive. There are other suspects, including a vicious, depraved copper and a creepy vicar. As the story unravels, the real culprit remains hidden until almost the last page.Show book
