Showing results for "stillpoint/eros" in Literature & Fiction

"Folding Herself In (Bachelor Party)": A double wedding means a double bachelor party, and Danny and Gil are pleasantly buzzed and pleasantly surprised to have survived the stag night. They're getting ready to stumble off to bed when one last unexpected guest shows up. It's their quiet, brainy friend Ruth, who's not so quiet, not very sober, and not completely dressed.

Trey doesn't mind that his sister is marrying a woman; he just isn't comfortable that Dianne is marrying Lara, who Trey himself had an affair with before he and his own wife got married. But as the wedding gives way to the after-party, the subject of fantasies comes up. Soon this brings up all sorts of interesting possibilities that no one in the wedding party expected.

Allison's journey of discovery is truly taking off. This Juliet is struggling as she tries to reconcile herself to her new understanding of her life and her sexuality. One lover halfway across the country is complicated; when that lover is more than twice Allison's age and used to be her teacher, it's more than complicated. And taking another lover is even more so - especially when that second lover is Allison's best friend Jordan.

Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? Lea always takes pride in a job well done. Sean and Andy take pride in Lea doing well, and pleasure in doing Lea well. As she begins her life in Atlanta in earnest, Lea asks herself if her arrangement with Sean and Andy might not be too much of a good thing. And when they ask for more, are they crossing the line from a friendly threesome... to a friendly menage? Never one to take things lying down, Lea gets down to business.

Lea's flying home to San Francisco to pack up, separating her temporarily from Sean and Andy, her two gorgeous firemen; she'll have to do without them for weeks... Or will she? And just what has Kirsten - Lea's roommate and Sean's sister - been up to while Lea's been gone? Find out in The Visitor Comes Home!

After dreaming of going to college for years, Allison finds once she gets there that she misses the people she left behind: her best friend Jordan, and especially Ken, her lover, her one-time teacher. Fortunately for her, they miss her just as much.

Felicity, Ben, and Aaron have been friends for years. During a rainy-day get-together over margaritas, Felicity challenges her men to a game that will bring things to a whole new level.

As Allison's awakening continues, she discovers that sometimes what seems far away can be incredibly close. When her friend Jordan comes to visit her in college, she finds that BFF and ILU mean a lot more in person than over a text.

For Ken, virginity was something to get rid of. For Bridget, it's something she's supposed to hold on to. He wants her. She wants him. What could go wrong? This is a tale of finding sex in the most surprising places.

From K. D. West, four sensual tales of seduction, desire, serendipity…and pleasure.

Ken wanted Veronica when they were both performing in Romeo and Juliet; she seemed to want him. But both were seeing other people. Nearly a year later, there's nothing in the way. These two find that sometimes a nice summer affair is just what the doctor ordered, and Ken learns to agree with Hamlet: "'Tis a fair thought to lie between maids' legs."

Allison has wanted Ken ever since he became her teacher. and how could Ken not want this passionate young Juliet? Now Ken's lost his wife and Allison has graduated. He still wants her. She wants to give him... everything. An erotic student/teacher tale.

Kat is once more a bridesmaid. For her cousin. In Brazil. What more could a self-proclaimed wedding slut want, right? Except that the groom-to-be is Dan. The one who got away. The one man Kat can actually imagine standing in front of an altar with wearing...well, maybe not white. But a wedding dress. Or part of a wedding dress.

In this searing tale of forbidden student-teacher passion, young Allison has it bad for Ken, her teacher: her Romeo. What if Romeo were more than twice Juliet's age - and her teacher? Would that have made a difference? Allison tries to find another leading man, but ends up being drawn back to the first person who ever inspired her to real, undeniable desire. How can this Juliet convince her much-older Romeo to take her innocence? How can she convince him that, girl though she still is, she is ready to become a woman?

Lea and her firemen burn the theater down! Andy and Sean are going to join their lover, Lea, at the theater where she works, but are they going to watch a show, or are they going to be the show? This trio is taking things to the next level, in every sense, and Lea thinks that's wonderful...but what about the neighbors? And her coworkers? And - gulp - what about Sean's mom? She and her boys are finding that as complex as their relationship is, it's nothing compared to trying to explain it to the outside world.

Lea is flying East again to a snow-bound Atlanta, and she's worried: she's moving in with two attractive firemen who plan to share their apartment, her bed, and her...Is there such a thing as too perfect? Is it time for Lea to be careful what she wishes for? It doesn't help that Sean and Andy are working, and she's going to have to make her way back to her new home on her own. A ménage à Lea. But a surprise shows Lea that too perfect is just about right!