Publisher: Short Stories
4 hot tales of sons getting it on with their mothers! Blackmailed Into Having Sex With Mom By A Guy On The Dark Web/Filming Mom’s OnlyFans Gangbang And Then Joining In/I Woke Up To Discover My Mom Was Sitting On My Face/My Son Joined In My Anonymous Gangbang And Never Knew It Was
Christmas in Mooselick River is all tinsel, twinkle lights…and murder. After the year she’s had, Everly Dupree is ready for the holiday season—baking cookies, trimming the tree, guzzling eggnog, and indulging in one of her favorite traditions: the town’s annual Christmas lighting contest. But murder never takes a holiday, and in Mooselick River, even Christmas comes with a body count. As displays are sabotaged, old grudges resurface, and bitter rivalries boil over, it’s starting to look like the lighting contest is about more than just dazzling decorations. Then tenacious journalist Amber Hale turns up strangled with a string of Christmas lights, her corpse staged like a macabre holiday display—and her ghost becomes Everly’s newest problem. The more she learns, the clearer it seems that Amber wasn't just chasing a headline. She was running from something—and if Everly isn’t careful, she’ll become the next holiday tragedy Mooselick River has to sweep under the snow.Show book
'Ada Baker was a psychic. She was the seventh daughter of two parents who were both seventh children. And she had been gifted with some extraordinary powers.' Ada Baker is a gifted psychic, who shares her home with three very bored ghosts. Spending their days roaming around Ada's house offers little amusement, and so the three of them convince Ada to help them investigate the mysterious death of local beauty Mary Watts, who is found naked and strangled in her bathtub. This begins a series of exciting adventures for Ada, as she draws on her unique skills to help solve this heinous crime. Along the way, she must convince a sceptical detective of her aptitude for channelling the abilities of the dead, avoid the unwanted attentions of a sinister stalker, and try to enlist the help of a squadron of ghostly spitfire pilots to save her own life. Can the dead really bring justice for Mary and help save the living too? Will Ada solve the mystery of her murder? Or will Ada's curiosity lead to her own demise, causing her to end up as a ghost herself? Reviews for the book: 'A quirky murder mystery with ghosts, a dash of naughtiness and a nice cup of tea or two.' - Neil R. Storey - Author of The Little Book of Murder 'I loved this book and really found it hard to put down! I found it very amusing and it made me grin from ear to ear whilst reading it. It’s a great book which keeps you guessing, it’s also very quirky in an endearing way.' Amazon Reviewer - 5 star review 'Want a ghost story but don't want a scary one? Love BBC's Ghosts and want more of it? Then I suggest you try this book.' - FE Hall - Amazon reviewer - 5 star reviewShow book
AN EVOCATIVE VICTORIAN DETECTIVE MYSTERY FULL OF CLEVER TWISTS Pershore, 1890. Talbots' Lodging House is renowned for its revolting fare. But no one ever died from dining there — until now. Everyone who tasted the chef’s soup is left with a nasty case of food poisoning. BUT THE MAN WHO REFUSED IT IS FOUND DEAD. Detective Inspector Samuel Ravenscroft and Constable Tom Crabb are called in to investigate. Rumours abound that the dead man has been poisoned — a theory that fits with the circumstantial evidence. Another guest dies in equally mysterious circumstances. Could arsenic be the common lethal ingredient? Ravenscroft and Crabb begin to unearth long-buried secrets. But something’s troubling Ravenscroft. CAN THEY SOLVE THE CASE BEFORE THE PAST DESTROYS THE PRESENT? Perfect for fans of M.R.C. Kasasian, E.S. Thomson, Oscar DeNuriel or Karen CharltonShow book
"The Nightmare". Having been unsuccessful hunting, Tarzan robs the native village of some rotten elephant meat, which he eats. Becoming ill from the tainted meal, he has a horrible nightmare, in which he dreams himself menaced by a lion, an eagle, and huge snake with the head of a village native. He is carried off by a giant bird but wakes in the fall from its grasp, finding himself back in the tree where he'd gone to sleep. He realizes the incidents were not real. Subsequently attacked by a gorilla, he assumes that this too is a product of his fevered imagination, until actually wounded and hurt. He kills the beast, but is left to wonder what is real and what is fantasy. The only thing he is certain of is that he will never again eat the meat of an elephant.Show book
Sita, a smart and independent lady lives in Mumbai with her mother Rama and son Luv. She was standing in a line waiting for her turn to go for a job interview. She was in dire need of this job to run her household. When she went inside, Sita was surprised to see Dev, the interviewer, while seeing Sita, Dev also felt that he knew her. Sita was asked questions very coldly, to which she answered very patiently, after which she got this job as well, but she could not understand that how did this happen. What's the relationship between Sita and Dev?Show book
The Small Bears by Gene L. Henderson - The aliens looked cute as Koalas. But there was a little matter of a graveyard of dead space-ships. Billowy white clouds hid the entire surface of the mystery planet and the space-cruiser cautiously searched, seeking an opening. A wind disturbance momentarily split the misty blanket and like an arrow the ship darted through. The sudden movement had caught some of the men unprepared and Dr. Dick Boyette hurried past fully-manned battle stations to answer a call from the control-room. It required but a couple of minutes to revive a technician who had stumbled into a panel and afterward Boyette stood in the background, watching. Everywhere, as far as the eye could see, the terrain was dotted by patches of woods and green meadows. The perpetual cloud blanket was two miles high, thin enough so that it barely diffused the sunlight. Enough, Boyette thought, so that the planet would have been a mystery even without the disappearance of all ships that had visited it. "No sign of life," growled Commander Kellews, breaking the silence. "I don't like it," the gunnery officer added uneasily. "There must be life or what could have happened to all the other ships that vanished here?" "That's what we're here to find out," said Commander Kellews. He gazed around with a fighting man's pride in the finest weapons that Earth science had been able to devise. This one ship itself could destroy the entire planet that lay so peacefully beneath them. As Boyette knew, the mystery planet was necessary for further expansion from the solar system, lying as it did between their system and the nearest one. Yet, it had swallowed all ships that had landed. "Look!" shouted the lookout, "that plateau's covered with ships."Show book
