Laura Kiesel plumbs the depths of familial dysfunction, and the wretched inheritance of addiction, thoroughly and with impressive nuance in Swallowing the Stem of Adam’s Apple, combining integrity and personal grit that’s interwoven throughout her lyrical style. She writes beautifully about her fractured relationship with her mother, and the ripple effect it has had throughout the rest of her life. Her work is an unflinching examination of the erotic implications of romantic relationships and … [Read more...] about Swallowing the Stem of Adam’s Apple by Laura Kiesel
Coloring Life by Vikki Alexander
Coloring Life by Vikki Alexander Julie is a seemingly normal middle-aged woman who married the man of her dreams, or so she thinks. She had a very difficult childhood being the youngest daughter of a divorced couple. Her mother is an alcoholic, and her father resents her due to questions surrounding her paternity. Julie's upbringing left her unsure of how to differentiate between love, sex, and power. Her story is told through a series of therapy sessions. The reader learns of her abusive … [Read more...] about Coloring Life by Vikki Alexander
FEATURED BOOK: SEX is nothing more than a game of tennis by Bob Keaton
Sex, drugs and rock and roll. In the post hippie era, San Francisco emerged as a playground unlike any other place in the country for the adventurous and sexually liberated—gay, straight, and anywhere in between—before the dawn of herpes, HIV, and the emergence of the “religious right.” In the late 1970s, it was estimated at one point a thousand men were arriving in San Francisco each week. This story follows the adventures and misadventures of three guys from the conservative South who were … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: SEX is nothing more than a game of tennis by Bob Keaton
Interview with Author – Scarlet Fox
About Scarlet Fox: Scarlet Fox is the pen name of a well known author who prefers to remain anonymous. She is an unrepentant submissive who lives in Las Vegas part of the time and travels frequently. She lives and travels with her husband and enjoys writing, riding her bike, watching birds, and wild sex. While many of Scarlet's books tend to focus on bondage and dominant/submissive relationships, she also writes about lesbian experiences, cuckolds, and anything that turns her on. The … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Scarlet Fox
Terror’s Temptress by Ciara St. James
Terror's Temptress by Ciara St. James Archangel’s Warriors MC: Brothers by choice, not blood. Born to ride until they die. All they wanted was to ride free until lightning strikes them without warning. Consumed by desire, surrounded by danger, they find the “one” who will consume, enchant, frustrate and ultimately love them. They only see each other. When Archangel’s Warriors find the “One”, they don’t back down, they don’t ever stray and they will do anything to protect their women, even … [Read more...] about Terror’s Temptress by Ciara St. James
Social Work by Thomas Duffy
Social Work by Thomas Duffy Social Work is Thomas Duffy's seventh book. It is a moving story about a young man named Marc who meets a social worker named Lauren after his attempt at suicide. This story is an exploration of the bond between Marc and Lauren and the problems they face in trying to overcome the obstacles both of them experience trying to achieve their own personal happiness. It is set in New York City. … [Read more...] about Social Work by Thomas Duffy
Wild Open: Sacred Erotica, Poetry by Rachel Pringle
As humans we have a deep desire to experience passion that opens our entire being to our own magnificence. To experience love and intensity that allows us to heal our pain and explode into our pleasure. To experience ourselves alive, awake and in ownership of our sexuality and sensuality. Wild Open, Sacred Erotica Poetry by Rachel Pringle is a book written with the intention to invite and arouse your erotic essence. We are all seeking to know and explore ourselves on a profound level, especially … [Read more...] about Wild Open: Sacred Erotica, Poetry by Rachel Pringle
Interview with Author – Paula Jacobsson
About Paula Jacobsson: Paula was raised and brought up outside Stockholm, Sweden. In a family of five, she was born ten and thirteen years after her siblings and always felt a bit like the outsider. Her professional career is wide spread, from care giver to the elderly, to international fashion model and later marketing manager, she found her "home" in writing. Love, wisdom and the wonderment of all the things we still don't know has always been a part of her driving force and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Paula Jacobsson
Refugee by Reece Pocock
Reece Pocock has written an authoritative and intimate story of two families brought together by war and peace; in the process, he creates a fine study of how ordinary people are swept along by political and military events over which they have no control but which continue to colour their daily lives. In North Africa in the 1940s, two men - Bill, an Australian and Rolf, a German - confront each other in a one-to-one fight in the vicious battles around Tobruk. Both are forever scared physically … [Read more...] about Refugee by Reece Pocock
Murder on Display by Reece Pocock
As soon as the Flynn brothers lifted their Glocks, Dan was in trouble. Silence descended like a cloak of doom. No confusion crossed his mind... it was clear he would die in the next few seconds. In all his years of facing danger, he often wondered how he would react when faced with imminent death. He was about to find out. He hurled the contents of the pepper shaker into their eyes. The brothers grabbed at their faces. Dan lifted the table in front of him, and charged. Crockery, eating … [Read more...] about Murder on Display by Reece Pocock
Coming of Age by Deborah Beatriz Blum
Coming of Age by Deborah Beatriz Blum The true coming of age story of Margaret Mead — one of the heroines of the twentieth century — that reveals events and relationships she hid from the world during her lifetime and beyond. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMClMKGZ_80&t=9s … [Read more...] about Coming of Age by Deborah Beatriz Blum
Interview with Author – J. Carol Johnson
About J. Carol Johnson: I really can’t tell you too much about myself. Not that there isn’t much to tell but because I told a good deal of this in my book. (However, there’s still a whole bunch more.) Since several of the others included in this story are still alive and roaming about seeking those whom they may devour, I need to remain anonymous. They may not value my life but I still do—at least during the recent past years. I say this because of the bipolar disorder and manic depressive … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – J. Carol Johnson
