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Passion Beyond Words
Need passion? Look no further. Eleven romantic stories from these fantastic writers are guaranteed to immerse you in a world of romance and remind you that LOVE is the only thing worth living for. Passion Beyond Words offers stories for every level of desire as the level of sensuality in these stories ranges from sweet to sensual to hot."A Room for Two" by Catherine Crighton"Aftermath" by Peter Lingard"The Deal" by Peter Lingard"A Greener Shade of Red" by Lela De La Garza"Bobby and Matilda and Everything in Between" By Lela De La Garza"Dream a Little Dream" by Lela De La Garza"Dirty Laundry" by Tony Rudzki and Gioconda Lyss"Sweet as Chocolate" by Monica L Anderson"Birthday Girl" by Allie Marini Batts"Twenty-Four Hours in Denver" by Brenda Moguez"Jackson's Probability" by Brenda Moguez
Nothing Is Lost In Loving
When Stella Delray unexpectedly loses her job a week before Christmas, which is also the anniversary of her husband’s death, she is forced to stop talking to his ashes, come to terms with her loss, and get her life back on track for her young son’s sake as well as her own. She never expected that posting an ad on Craigslist would send her into the arms of not one but two men, one of whom is her former boss. Now she’s working as an admin for a retired Broadway star, bookkeeping for an erotic video production company, and writing love letters for the mysterious "Oaklander." Adding to the craziness of her new life, her monster-in-law resurfaces and the father-in-law she never met shows up on her doorstep. With the guidance of her best friend, Bono, Stella will learn to redefine the rules she’s always lived by.
Loving Is Good
Celia Mendoza is not living La Vida Loca. She put her graduate studies on hold after her father died. Now she dishes out advice in her e-zine column, Luna Love, Loving is Good. The problem is she hasn’t had a second date or a kiss in over a year. Then Gabe Mercer, a modern-day Adonis, shows up, daring her to take a chance. The string of broken hearts in his wake turns Celia off, but his relentless encouragement to pursue her dream of becoming a serious journalist contradicts his reputation, making it hard to fight the pull of his topaz, come-hither eyes. He’s everything Luna Love tells her readers to take a chance on, but Celia can’t decide if a chance encounter is worth the gamble. But life has a will of its own, and hers is pushing Celia to accept the uncertainty and run toward her destiny.
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
All little girls, and some little boys, know the game 'He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not'. Each one who plays hopes to end on the 'He Loves Me' petal. But how many of us really find that perfect mate? That one partner who will love us unconditionally for the rest of our lives? How many of us really live the dream, and how many live through the heartbreak of ending on the 'He Loves Me Not' petal? 'He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not' is an anthology of ten stories told from ten different perspectives on love and romance. Some have happy endings, while others end in tears, on a note of desperation, or even a new beginning. A few of the stories are fantasies come true, some steamy encounters of wanton lust, and others still are tales of woe - but the one thing they all have in common - they answer the age old question; does he love me, or does he not?
One Real Story
The newest literary anthology of short stories from various genres. Reread it time after time and always find something new with each story's unique voice and narration, exhibiting and provoking a range of emotions. This edition features the following works: In the Neighborhood, by Adam Moorad; The Weight, by Ann Douglas; Sunday Halleluiahs, by Brenda Moguez; Carol of the Bells, by Brooke Kenny; Shadow Kitties, by D.L. Wilson; Things The Grandchildren Should Know, by Elford Alley; Nocturnal Omissions, by Elizabeth Sowden; Junkyard Dog, by Karen Wright; Bugs of Destiny (or the Summer of My Infestation), by Rebecca Katherine Hirsch; Estrella's Walk, by Skeeze Whitlow; Drink From Your Lips While Sleeping, by Vincent Kovar; Alec's Change, by William G Chandler Jr.; and many other short stories by new and established authors. Also in this edition is the trilling horror series by Adam P. Rothstein titled, The Will of the Watch.
Lessons From My Parents
Have you ever experienced a moment in your life when you began to appreciate the stories and lessons your parents might have shared with you? Perhaps it was a moment quietly working when your father told you of his painful experience during WWII; or when your mother taught you about beauty while picking daffodils for her neighbor; or when in a moment of tragedy you recall how your parents handled something so difficult with such poise and strength that it helped you go on? Our culture and our history is created through stories, personal stories, whether funny or sad, light or difficult, poignant or profound. Lessons From My Parents has collected 100 such stories from writers from across the world and shares them in this seminal work celebrating the life lessons we learn without even realizing it.
Destined to Love
Trying to move on and build a life together with Angel, Mason Myles plans a special birthday dinner proposal for her, where he learns that Angel is still being tortured by her past. Angel reveals during the proposal that she may be pregnant with her rapist's baby. Mason is now torn by the fact he wasn't able to save Angel from her abusive ex; now he may be faced with the remembrance of that dreadful night, forever.
Me and Brenda
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Loving Between the Lines
A one-night stand neither will forget. She wanted a final fling before choosing science to make her a single mom. He needed an escape from the regret grinding him into dust. Her baby isn't his...but maybe family is more than DNA. After a childhood being dragged around the continent by her musician parents, Lynn Kolmyn has stretched her roots deep into her chosen hometown. When her absconding fiancé screws up her careful plans, she decides to become a mother at almost forty, realizing the only person she can rely on is herself. Benjamin Whitestone was the hometown hockey hero until a spectacular mistake led to failure and condemnation. No matter how hard he tries, he can't seem to make it up to his parents, his teammates, or his fans. In a final bid to prove himself, he accepts a job coaching the junior team where he used to be a star, determined to rewrite history. When Lynn and Benjamin collide--literally--they are both shocked to see the stranger from a single sensual night two years ago. Now the past tangles with the future...a future neither of them was expecting.
Empty Houses
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