Find 3 erotica stories in this "3-IN-1 Collections 4 The Innocent Girl" that consist of: 1. The Innocent Girl 2. Deployed & Betrayed 3. Swinger Sisters

Author Name: Terri J. Pedersen
Publisher: Createspace Independent Pub
Publish Date: 24 June 2016
Pages: 96
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 141 g
Size: 15.24 x 0.56 x 22.86 cm
ISBN Number 13: 978-1534866935
ISBN Number 10: 1534866930

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Written by BEST-SELLING author Jennifer Jagger **WARNING: This lesbian fiction book contains explicit descriptions of lesbian sexual acts. Intended for adults over the age of 18.** MEGA PROMOTION FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME Get the paperback version of this BEST-SELLING lesbian romance book cheaper than ever. 70% DISCOUNT! Do you enjoy steamy sex between women? “Love Behind Bars” will not just excite you with hot lesbian erotica, but will pull you into an intense story of life in a women’s prison. Marissa, a mousy young woman, is charged for the murder of her husband and sent to prison, where she meets her new cell mate Jackie. Jackie is a tough looking woman who takes Marissa under her wing and becomes her best friend. Life in prison becomes more than Marissa can bear as she deals with prison gangs, a devious warden, and the intense sexual feeling she gets when around Jackie. Will Marissa give into her sexual desires, or will she refuse herself this forbidden love that she feels for her cell mate? Steamy, Romantic, and Life Enduring, “Love Behind Bars” will have you gripping the bars until the last page. Scroll up and grab your copy TODAY before the price increases!

Binding: Paperback

Physical Info: 74 pages

Publish Date: November 22, 2013

Dudes, sometimes being super straight is a little gay. And sometimes it's like really gay. Like this book. Which is about bros, dudes, and dudebros getting it on with each other, for each other, and on top of each other. The Complete Brorotica contains all of the stories in Brorotica, Chicks are for Fags, and Fifty Shades of Gay. They've all been published before, but now you can get them in one volume for totally less than buying them separately. This contains the classic stories Bad Bromance, Bromancing the Stone, A Daddy for Daddy, and of course Fifty Shades of Gay (along with eleven others). If you like getting drunk, playing football, picking up girls, and getting it on with other dudes, then this is totally for you. This book contains hot explicit sex between consenting dudes. It's 100 pages long. And just as thick.

Binding: Paperback

Physical Info: 116 pages

Publish Date: March 29, 2013

Jean Marie Stine is the erotic novelist SF Review hails as "lip-smackingly good." Here are ten sizzling treats that blow the bounds of conventional gender and sexuality wide open, from the subversive pen of Jean Marie Stine. In Trans-Sexual, you will encounter, up close and in your face, a cast of transgressive heroes, heroines, and villains: butches, femmes, tops, bottoms, leather folk, dyke-boys, sissy-men, drag kings, drag queens, androgynes, genderqueers and more. Read these ten "carnally satisfactory (and) ingenuous" stories (Asimov's) and your view of sexuality - especially your own, be it straight, queer or otherwise - will never be the same! In "Jinni's So Long At the Fair," you will encounter male lesbians from the future. In "Amaeru" a man desperate to experience the infancy he was denied as a child, finds himself on the dark side of the law. In "What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This?", the dyke captain of sailing ship in the 1920s meets a not-so-repressed missionary's daughter. In "Les Freres Diabolique," a man is forced, by one of history's most famous queers, into a nightmare ordeal of sexual subjugation as woman. In "Legacy," a woman discovers the key to her own sexuality through a series of erotic encounters as she travels the globe in search of the mother she has sworn to kill. In "In the Kingdom of the Sons," you will meet a beautiful, imperious woman with a master plan; the equally beautiful, pliant young ward she is willing to sacrifice, and the aged British roué who stands between them and a multimillion dollar fortune! Plus four more mind-bending stories. Here is what the critics have said about the author's work: "History - spectacle - the Cecile B. DeMille of erotica." -Fetish Times. "Effective ... rich ... rewarding ... engrossing and unusual ... littered with genuine insights." -Ted White, editor, Heavy Metal. "Powerful tales of ... sexual identity ... full-blooded ... taut ... bears comparison with the best mainstream fiction." -Foundation (U. K.). Jean Marie Stine has written for the pioneers of erotic publishing, including American Art Enterprises and Eros Gold Stripe Editions. Her first novel, Season of the Witch, which has been reprinted five times and filmed as Synapse, was published by the legendary Essex House and its visionary editor Brian Kirby. Her shorter work has appeared in Suspect Thoughts, Eros, Fetish Times, Future Crime, Transgender, MindCaviar, BloodMoonz, Nest O' Vipers, Transformation, The Sun, and other publications. She is currently Associate Publisher of Sizzler Editions, a leading publisher of contemporary and classic erotica in eBook form.

Binding / Paperback: 174 pages

Publish Date: May 6, 2010

Profusely illustrated with drawings, The Unofficial Gay Manual is hip enough to titillate the most jaded urbanite, and wholesome enough to take home to Mom — an absolute must-have for gay men, their families and friends, and a hilarious eye-opener for just about everyone else.

With essays, multiple-choice and true-false tests, lists, sidebars, and charts, the manual explains it all for you with items like:

• Gaydar
• How to Avoid Killing Your Lover’s Mother
• United We Stand (Gay Types by City)
• Going out Guide to Major Cities
• 10 Things to Consider When Planning a Gay Wedding

. . . and dozens more that are as informative and enlightening as they are laugh-out-loud funny.

Binding / Paperback: 240 pages

Publish Date: October 1, 1994

On a daily basis, author and LGBTQ advocate Amber Cantorna receives emails asking the same question: How does one reconcile their sexuality with their faith? Depression, despair, and thoughts of suicide often haunt LGBTQ Christians as they feel unable to imagine the possibility of living a happy, fulfilling life as an LGBTQ person of faith.

As the gay daughter of a thirty-plus-year executive of conservative Christian organization Focus on the Family, Amber lost everything when she came out as gay in 2012. However, her journey to embrace her authenticity brought her fulfillment and wisdom to share. Unashamed serves as a guide for Christians considering coming out, tackling tough subject matters such as demolishing internalized homophobia, finding an affirming faith community, reestablishing your worth as a child of God, navigating difficult family conversations (especially in cases where family is involved in church leadership/ministry), and healing from the pain of rejection. Unashamed encourages LGBTQ Christians to embrace their unique identities and to celebrate the diversity placed inside them by God.

Binding: Paperback

Physical Info: 176 pages

Publish Date: March 12, 2019

At once a modern grimoire, a transition record, and a meditation on the encounter with the archive, [...] employs visual techniques to reexamine that which is missing. Reimagining Old English charms in a willfully anachronistic, willful context, [...] places the past and present into a conflicted conversation which finds synthesis in poems that combine delicately crafted verse forms and wildly experimental visual poetry. [...] asks you to read what has not been written, and to rescue the things that have been lost.

[...] is a manual, diary, song cycle, catechism, puzzle, concrete and pattern poem, encyclopedia, Dickinsonian letter. It is a book of charms too, like the Old English metrical charms, but as we encounter them now-discontinuous, their lived-life long past. Hofmann's poems sing the lost object in its lostness: the encountering of something handed down, irretrievable, and shot through with mourning. The "meanings are in some sense interchangeable" because they are wards, "attempts to resolve illnesses through semiotic means." Or, put another way, the violences these charms protect against are the semiotic violences that necessitated them; they gesture, piecemeal, from out the historiography of violences they name and leave behind. Continuity is foregone; we are left with the drama of discontinuity, that comes before, determines: "a slit thru / lyric's stolen dirt." It's a slit Hofmann whispers through, a half-shell. Should you listen, it resonates. So put it to your ear. Behold the headphones of the world.

- Jos Charles, author of Safe Space and Feeld

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About the Author
Mark Russell is an American author, best known for his satirical graphic novel God Is Disappointed in You, an irreverent retelling of the Bible. He is also the writer of Prez and The Flintstones for DC Comics.

What happens when adult men come out? What triumphs and struggles do they experience? The stories in this collection explore the impact of exposing long-held secrets. Filled with tales about divorce, conversion therapy, misadventures in dating, overcoming bigotry, and gender exploration, Fashionably Late paints a vivid picture of gay, bisexual, and transgender men experiencing their second coming of age.

Contributing Authors: Patrick Cornelius, William Dameron, Clayton Delery-Edwards, David Gillespie, Wayne Gregory, Andrew L. Huerta, Anil Kamal, David B. Livingstone, David Meischen, Samuel Peterson, Robert L. Ramsay, Joseph Schreiber, Joseph A. Shapiro, Reid Vanderburgh, Jean-Pierre Vidrine, and Van Waffle.

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All We Know is one of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Best Books of 2012

About the Author
Lisa Cohen's All We Know: Three Lives was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle award and the PEN/Bograd Weld prize, and a New York Times Notable Book and Editor's Choice for 2012. Her writing has appeared in BOMB, The New York Times, Vogue, The Paris Review, The New Yorker, Women in Clothes, and many other journals and anthologies. She teaches at Wesleyan University.

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In the second Wyandot County Mystery, things are still not going well for Henry Milch. While stuck in Northern Lower Michigan helping his Nana Cole recover from a stroke, he learns that her favorite pastor has been killed. When Nana Cole asks him to investigate, he refuses-until she offers him money. Money that will help him get back to real life in West Hollywood. That sets Henry off on a journey that includes: off-key choir rehearsals, pole barns, bad haircuts, a hunky doctor and too many get-well-soon casseroles.



A stone

Fallen from space and forgotten by those who broke it, found by the ones who will mend it

A rift

Growing between brothers as ghosts from their past resurface and test the bonds of family

A wanderer

Lost to all, including himself, until destiny finds him on the midnight sands

The fates of those in Chrysanthos lay in the balance when elemental and Elite Guardian Vaylin Carina finds a mysterious stone, its unknown power the cause of much death and destruction. Determined to understand its secrets and unlock its magickal potential to protect her people from its threat, she must travel north to learn about the stone's origin but discovers far more than she bargained for.

But other threats move silently, waiting to strike the mighty Panthea Central and gain control over the portal nexus. Time runs short as the Elite Guardians must determine how the pieces connect and who is an ally and who is a foe.

Ryan Joseph Allen's life was on a downward trajectory. As a child, he felt different from other kids and struggled to fit in. Even at a tender age he contemplated suicide. In his teenage years and as a young adult, he hid his true self and numbed his emotional turmoil with alcohol, drugs, and self-destructive behaviors. When he summoned the courage to share his secret and come out to a close friend, her response added another layer of self-hatred. How could he love and accept himself as a gay man when he was taught that God and the Church considered it wrong?

In "My Drug Dealer Brought Me to God," Allen recounts his quest to find meaning, self-acceptance, and his life's purpose. He battles addiction, the heartache of disappointing, toxic relationships, and alienation from his family. One day his co-worker, roommate, friend, and drug dealer, Marie, shares her belief that God made everyone for a purpose and wants us to be ourselves. The conversation ignites Allen's new understanding of how faith can be inclusive, while stepping into his own definition of God.

Becoming a parent and the desire to be a positive role model for his daughter is a turning point. With God as the focal point of his spiritual journey, Allen comes to understand that change has to start from within. He breaks the cycle of family trauma and recognizes his true mission: to teach, support, motivate, and lead other people to love. He learns to balance his faith while affirming and being a warrior for the LGBTQ+ community. Allen's honesty and courage in telling his story is an inspiring message to us all that everyone has a story to share, and within sharing our collective stories we can all grow and heal.

I was my worst villain.

I was my worst victim.

I learned how to be my best hero!

As you dive into your own journey follow along with the 40-page guided workbook included.

To spark interest in Avery's restaurant, and to revitalize Holly's image, a fake relationship is the answer to both their problems.

And the start of a pressing new problem: falling in love.

Avery Lindt finally opened her dream restaurant-and there's no customers. She's staying optimistic, though: she's confident she can fake it till she makes it, roll with the punches, and find a way to save her luxury restaurant, Paramour.

But it gets harder when she gets restaurant mogul and star chef Mike Wallace angry, and finds herself on the other end of a campaign to shut down Paramour.

Celebrity chef Holly Mason's show is in trouble: people are bored with her routine of helping struggling restaurants. Worse, her ex-boyfriend Mike Wallace is making backdoor deals trying to steal the starring role.

Luckily, Holly's agent Tay has a solution: ditch her show plans for the season, throw their lot in with luxury restaurant Paramour against Mike Wallace's racketeering operation of a restaurant partnership. The cherry on top? A fake relationship between Holly and Avery to stir up drama.

It would already be a mess if Holly and Avery weren't already struggling to hold back their attraction for one another. Despite their promise not to date, the lines between acting and reality get awfully blurry sometimes.

Fake It is an 80,000-word fake-dating celebrity romance between a disillusioned TV cooking star and a bright-eyed restaurant owner who's sure she can manifest a solution to her hard times if she believes hard enough. Features an agent named Tay who calls their brilliant ideas "inspir-Tay-tion," plenty of descriptions of food that made me hungry while I wrote the book, and a cute bisexual trans girl who gets to fall in love. Content warnings for open-door sex scenes that get a little bit kinky, a gross man who won't stop calling his ex-girlfriend babe, and sapphics getting in the way of their own feelings, like they always do.

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"Round Trip, Fourteen Nights-$550," the newspaper ad read. When a March vacation in 1986 offers an escape from yet another brutal Minnesota winter, it turns into an unexpected calling. In a leap of faith, Ric d. Stark leaves his mainland home behind and moves to Hawai'i, changing the course of his life forever.

In intimate and poignant stories of loving friendships, bizarre encounters with Hawaiian spirits, and the challenges of navigating an unfamiliar cultural landscape, Stark invites readers of Hawai'i Calling to join him on his journey to make the Islands his "heart home." Revealing his personal struggles to discover his identity as a gay man and his place in the Islands, Stark observes, "I often feel that I'm the one oddity that doesn't quite belong. Not just the 'belonging in Hawaiʻi'-it's larger than that, and deeper too. A universal, human condition-don't we all search our entire lives to find some communion with larger humanity? I answered with enthusiasm the deep, undeniable call of my spirit to live in this tropical home. Yet once here, I am forever just one more haole boy from the Midwest mainland."

The Hali'a Aloha Series publishes personal essays, memoir, poetry and prose. The series celebrates moments big and small, harnessing the power of short forms to preserve the lived experiences of the storytellers.

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About the Author
Christopher DiRaddo lives in Montreal where he is the founder and host of the Violet Hour LGBTQ reading series. He is also the author of The Family Way published by Véhicule Press.