This is a short F/F tale from Rebecca Black. Mary-Beth is stuck in a small town, a job she hates, a home she hates, and she's desperate to get out. She's just existing from one day to the next until she figures out a way to move on. Then sexy biker chick Jo blows into...
eBook Review: Stepbrother’s Rules by Renee Rose
This is a risqué tale - as it deals with a stepsibling relationship. This doesn't offend me in the least, and I really liked the story. It's an intriguing tale - set in the 1950s - of a stepsister who ends up being kicked out of her college dorm. With her parents...
eBook Review: A Private Education by Dolly Watt
Spanking and books are the order of the day in A Private Education by Dolly Watt. Archivist Emma Willoughby is sent to assess the private library of Lord Leopold Denby-Peel, Ninth Earl of Folchester. What she isn't expecting to find amongst the leather-bound old...
eBook Review: Silk and Decadence by Wendi Zwaduk
Silk and Decadence is the story of Sadie, a woman who enjoys spending time at her local dance and BDSM club. She'd enjoy it more, however, if she could get the attention of Master E, the man she's been crushing on for a while. As the club dictates they must wear...
eBook Review: Oh, Those Darn Dominant MILFs: The Goddesses of Suburbia by Ralph Greco, Jr.
Reviewed by Jim Lyon. The stories in this book explore an organic form of femdom that exists under the radar in neighborhoods across the country. Aided by social media and changing attitudes toward sexuality, mature ladies indulge their fantasies with younger men and...
eBook Review: The Queen by Tiffany Reisz (@tiffanyreisz)
As with each of Ms Reisz's tales, The Queen is a book with a complex web of characters and plot lines, with past and present heavily intertwined. These are not easy, light reads. But damn, are they good. As I've mentioned in previous reviews of books in this series,...
