Editora: Short Stories
6 hot werewolf tales! Taken by my werewolf daddy: Werewolf incest 1Hunted by my werewolf brother: Werewolf incest 2Claimed by both my werewolf uncles: Werewolf incest 3Gangbanged by my werewolf sons: Werewolf incest 4Milked by my werewolf cousin: Werewolf incest 5I turned into a werewolf and ravished my aunt: Werewolf incest 6
Dive in and enjoy the DroidMesh Trilogy boxed set! This is an all-ages sci-fi adventure that features a young hero with disabilities. Book 1: All work and no play makes an android a dull toy. The remnants of human civilization create their own utopia on an alien planet. A brilliant robotic scientist breaks the rules in an attempt to make his impaired son whole. Meshing android and human minds is considered impossible, a societal taboo, and illegal. Can the sorrow of a father, the challenges of a feat never accomplished, and the promise of normalcy for a son who has never known it motivate a man beyond his ethical boundaries? What happens when it all goes wrong? Book 2: The essence of a robotic scientist's late wife now exists in one of his sentient creations. A firmware flaw has surfaced in an overly ambitious project to mesh android and human brains. The android population on Novae Terrae now have human emotions—and human flaws. Robotics scientist Harley Harris wants a peaceful coexistence between both groups, who share a planet that humans have escaped to during the apocalypse on Earth. The androids, led by a gynoid who schemes for Harley's heart, have their own plans. Will Harley Harris choose the android over his human love interest? Is it really love that she's after? Book 3: Hell hath no fury as an android spurned. The remnants of humanity and newly awakened, sentient androids of Novae Terrae have come to an uneasy truce. Robotics scientist Harley Harris has sorted out his relationship issues, leaving behind an angry former partner. Will the peace hold after the androids come to the artificial intelligence-driven conclusion that humans are inferior and unnecessary? Will humanity survive?Ver livro
"Sue Heck Sees Too Much!" Outside the door to her parent's bedroom, the eighteen year old girl feels much the same way she felt that night with Sean Donahue in the motel room. While it wasn't Sue Heck's first time for sex, it was definitely her best sex ever. Sue had feelings she didn't know she could have, and now, she's starting to feel that way all over again while watching the Reverend doing the very same things to her mother.Ver livro
Clarice has problems only an angel can resolve. When she orders a tincture online, all she knows is that it’s gotten great reviews. She has no idea the product comes with an actual angel whose tongue can cure her most troubling ache. Lesbian erotica from queer Canadian author Giselle Renarde.Ver livro
One wish changes my life forever. Now I've got an extra-grumpy "married at first sight" orc husband. Getting caught blowing the whistle on a mob boss isn't the worst part of my day. No, that would be getting sucked through a portal to Faerie. Or finding out I'm a witch who can fly . . . very, very badly. Or fighting off a soul-sucking fae who wants to drain me dry. Or getting stuck in a tree, flashing an orc my hot-pink panties. Actually, that last one might not be so bad. Dravarr's scowls highlight his smoldering eyes and sharp cheekbones, and his touch makes me swoon. Especially since he has to hold me all day and night to keep me from floating away. But the soul-sucking fae come back. And a meddling goddess plays matchmaker and marries me to the grumpy orc warrior! I don't want to be Dravarr's wife of duty. How can I become the bride of his heart? Bound to the Orc Warlord is a steamy fantasy monster romance featuring a grumpy orc warrior who falls hard and a sunshiny heroine ready to soar. Welcome to the Moon Blade Clan, where heart-melting romance, toe-curling steam, magic, and adventure combine into stories you'll devour. Contains mature themes.Ver livro
The audio is a humorous and satirical monologue with a tech twist. It begins with a playful question about a computer's language capabilities—asking whether it knows C or C++. If not, the speaker jokes about asking if it knows made-up languages like D, D++, E, and E++. The humor is light-hearted and nerdy, appealing to those familiar with programming. The tone shifts to an even more absurd suggestion: replacing a pillow with a keyboard to learn better. Then, the speaker creatively advises counting keyboard keys as a way to learn numbers, mimicking a step-by-step counting process. The delivery is quirky, imaginative, and slightly nonsensical—clearly meant for comedic effect.Ver livro
"In the world of the small, the large is always a monster." What happens when science outpaces morality? When two eccentric scientists, Mr. Bensington and Professor Redwood, develop "Herakleophorbia"—a substance that allows for continuous, limitless growth—they envision a world of giant livestock and abundant food. Instead, they unleash a biological revolution. From giant wasps and man-eating rats to a new generation of human "Giants" who stand forty feet tall, the world is irrevocably changed. Wells uses this fantastic premise to craft a biting satire of a society that fears progress and a moving epic about the struggle for a larger, more noble existence. The Chaos of the Small: The first half of the novel is a brilliant dark comedy. Due to the negligence of a pair of sloppy caretakers, the "Food" leaks into the English countryside, creating a nightmare of gargantuan pests. Wells meticulously describes the terror of a world where common insects and rodents become apex predators, forcing humanity to confront the dangers of its own tinkering. The War of the Worlds (Small vs. Large): As the human "Children of the Food" grow to adulthood, they find themselves outcasts in a world built for "little people." The novel shifts from science fiction to political allegory, as the "old" world, led by the populist politician Caterham (the "Jack the Giant-killer"), attempts to suppress and destroy the giants. It is a powerful meditation on the "growing pains" of civilization and the fear of the unknown. A Prophecy of the Future: Wells leaves the reader with a haunting question: Can humanity evolve fast enough to inhabit the world its science has created? The Food of the Gods is an essential read for anyone interested in the ethics of biotechnology and the eternal struggle between the status quo and the future. Witness the growth of a new world. Purchase "The Food of the Gods" today and see the world through the eyes of a giant.Ver livro
