RECOMMENDED READ #2 LOUIS L’AMOUR
Louis L’amour is best known as a voice of a very American genre, the Western. His novels and short stories...
FUCK
When indie erotica author Amy's bank card gets frozen at the airport, a stranger's Twitter reply changes everything. Ben doesn't know why he offered a ride to the furious woman tweeting about missing the Author Non-Conference. Maybe it's her profile pic. Maybe it's that he recognizes the particular brand of…
ADD SALT FOR SWEETNESS
NEWS & UPDATES: Seclusion and experience, these are the poles between which writers are torn. The adage says that writers write and that is true. But it is also true that writers must have some well to draw from and that pool is experience. For those that remix ideas that…
LETO’S SUMMER READS
LET'S READ. It’s time for some reviews and recommendations. I had originally planned to share some summer reading reviews from my bedside table that was frankly filled with a bunch of depressing nonfiction. So I backed up a little bit and said, you know what, it would be healthy for…
ONE THOUSAND CRANES
Helen has been tattooing paper cranes down Sakura's spine for years. Each crane is hand-poked with traditional Japanese techniques, each session a ritual of pain and precision that Sakura insists upon. Helen doesn't understand why her best friend chooses such an agonizing process, or why the cranes must follow an…
TRAPPED IN THE STACKS
The Library Director's day goes from routine to riveting when a surprise snowstorm traps him in the building with Mika, his sexy HR manager. What begins as a broken door in the basement becomes the catalyst for breaking every professional boundary they've carefully maintained.
THE POOL GIRL: UNDER THE PEAR TREE
Melissa Milton has always had her best friend Lavi by her side – through cheerleading drama, family pressures, and the complicated dance of being eighteen. But when Melissa starts working for the enigmatic Robert Carlo, something shifts inside her, awakening feelings she never understood.
THE POOL GIRL: SUMMER LOVE
Robert Carlo likes to keep his life simple, but he gets more than he bargained for when he hires a blonde cheerleader in the neighborhood to clean his pool.