After paying the ultimate price for love, Lissa now has to come to terms with her new and frightening reality. Angry, confused, and feeling more alone than ever before, she lashes out at the one person capable of easing her transition into the new world. As she pushes Jean away, she finds herself spending more and more time with an unexpected, and completely unpredictable, ally.Guilt-ridden and unable to come clean about her part in the accident, Jean is determined not to give up on Lissa. She's ready to do whatever it takes to prevent the truth from getting out. She knows that if it does, she'll lose Lissa.But that isn't the only secret she's keeping from her. And when everything finally does come out, it will change the course of their lives forever.Sinning Forever is the third and final book in the Beautiful Sin Saga, a lesbian paranormal romance trilogy. Views: 59
All his life Owen has secretly dreamed of sexual submission at the hands of a dominant woman—kneeling naked before his Mistress, awaiting the stroke of her whip, the stinging kiss of her cane, the tight grip of rope and chain—but he’s never quite found the opportunity, or the nerve, to make those dreams come true…until now. When a friend presses the business card of an exclusive pro Domme into Owen’s hands, he embarks on a journey from which there is no return—a journey filled with erotic pain, fierce pleasures of the flesh and mind, and even, if he has the courage to seize it, a chance at true love. Views: 59
Kaidos is stunned when he realizes the prostitute he’s been paid to kidnap—Veyl--is a man, and even more surprised when he begins to fall in love. But the ambitions of a dying tyrant separate the lovers, and Kaidos must try to convince a strange army of allies to help win back the man who is worth far more to him than a king’s ransom. An m/m fantasy tale full of romance and magic. Views: 59
"A slip of a wild boy: with quick silver eyes," as Virginia Woolf saw him in the 1930s, Christopher Isherwood journeyed and changed with his century, until, by the 1980s, he was celebrated as the finest prose writer in English and the grand old man of gay liberation. In this final volume of his diaries, the capstone of a million-word masterwork, Isherwood greets advancing age with poignant humor and an unquenchable appetite for the new; even aches, illnesses, and diminishing powers are clues to a predicament still unfathomed. The mainstays of his mature contentment--his Hindu guru, Swami Prabhavananda, and his long-term companion, Don Bachardy--draw from him an unexpected high tide of joy and love.Around his private religious and domestic routines orbit gifted friends both anonymous and infamous. Bachardy's burgeoning career pulled Isherwood into the 1970s art scenes in Los Angeles, New York, and London, where we meet Rauschenberg, Ruscha, and Warhol (serving fetid... Views: 59
