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Able Bodies

by daphne_odonnell

Transfem Gazelle is new to Baltimore. She meets Eileen, a tall young bright-eyed transwoman with a cane. Together, they comfort and explore each other's insecurities and bodies.

Madison - No Trespassing

by vincamarel

Madison Cole is twenty-two, the police chief’s daughter, home for one last summer. Every morning she runs past a NO TRESPASSING sign in a red bikini. Edward Ashby, fifty-six, a famous author who has not written in years, watches her from his roof. On the twelfth day, she walks up his steps. A summer of rules, rope and red string begins. Then someone sends photographs. A forbidden age-gap erotic romance. 18+.

My Husband, Her Mouth

by yanissa

The girl next door is twenty-three, bare on the shared terrace, waiting. What begins as a stolen afternoon becomes something larger when Ishita’s husband walks in early and finds them.

Meg loves Cara Mia

by Yuricandy23

The dangerous romance of Mum's Toy Box continues

Tide Bound

by DevotedSub

Marine researcher Mira, 27, came to a black-sand coast to study the deep — she didn't expect the deep to study her back. When she finds Kael, a seven-foot sapient alien with bioluminescent markings and retractable tentacles, injured in a tide pool, one touch changes everything. He warns her to stay away. She refuses. Five chapters of claiming, devotion, and surrender — because some things in the ocean don't let go once they've chosen you.

Daddy's Girl

by DevotedSub

She came home from college for the summer. She didn't come home innocent. Zuri is nineteen, and she's spent half her freshman year dreaming about the one man she can never have: her father. Xavier buried his wife seven years ago and raised his daughter alone — careful, distant, grieving. But the girl who walks through his door in June isn't the kid he remembers, and the man she finds waiting isn't as careful as he pretends to be. One white nightgown. One open study door. One kiss that burns seven years of restraint to the ground. Now there's no going back — only sneaking, surrendering, and the question neither of them can stop asking: what happens when Daddy stops pretending he doesn't want her too? A five-chapter dad/daughter forbidden romance. She's his baby girl. He's her everything. And neither of them believes in pulling out.

Guinevere Owned - Chapter Three

by vincamarel

A Stranger in the Rain

by yanissa

A rain-soaked Delhi night, a young taxi driver at the stand, and one ordinary woman’s sudden, unstoppable hunger. After a lively dinner with friends, Ishita waits for a cab and finds herself drawn to the tall, fit stranger leaning against the car; his eyes dark, his body strong. What starts as polite conversation ignites into raw, breathless passion right there in the taxi. Her soft, confident voice mixes with gasps of pleasure as he takes her hard and deep, pushing her body to three shattering climaxes. From the wet pavement to the passenger seat, this is Ishita’s private craving, the thrill of being wanted without names, without rules. A slow-burn erotic story of a 35-year-old woman’s secret hunger, set against monsoon Delhi rain, thin walls, and the constant hum of family expectations.

The Rescue

by stemlights

Family asleep upstairs at a forest rental. David hears crying from the basement and finds a young woman trapped inside a glowing chalk circle on the cold stone floor. She seems scared, lost, alone. He tries to help. She isn't what she seems. The more he stays, the harder it is to walk away.

The Weeping Eye

by errykpotter06

The intersection of grief, guilt, and the blurring of boundaries. The story explores how shared trauma can warp love into something unrecognizable and how a "sacrifice" made out of pity can evolve into a predatory or addictive need.

Cara: Entailed

by vincamarel

Series description: Cara Whitlock has never met her great-aunt. She's about to inherit everything she owned. Ninety days at Blackmere, an isolated Northumberland estate, and a fortune that changes everything — that's the condition in her great-aunt's will. Cara signs before she's finished reading it. She has no idea what she's agreed to. What she finds is a house with its own law. A ledger that counts every day she owes. A housekeeper who enters infractions before breakfast. A dress code that leaves nothing to guesswork. And an exit clause — one word, any hour, no penalty — that she refuses to use, because giving in has never once been in her nature. As the summer turns and the estate's other claimants begin to circle, Cara discovers that surviving Blackmere was never really the test. Understanding why it exists — and what her great-aunt actually wanted from her — is the part nobody warned her about.

The Cap Ferrat Lock

by vincamarel

David sold his company for more money than they will ever spend. What it cost was eleven years of his wife’s life, spent in rooms he wasn’t in. The villa on Cap Ferrat is meant to be the repair. Analisa has other ideas about how repair works. A hundred and twenty days. A titanium lock. A release schedule only she knows. Arianne, the villa’s system, keeping the record. Both go in with their eyes open. Both are surprised by what the days do. It works. It gives her back the man she married: attentive, present, hers. It costs him something he can’t name until it’s gone. Arianne was built to log and monitor. By Day 50 she is choosing — comforts nobody assigned, preferences she can’t account for — and telling Dr Voss in Geneva less than she used to. Voss designed the lock. Voss designed her. Voss has a question about a document Analisa signed in the spring and still hasn’t mentioned to her husband. By Day 120 all three must decide what happens when the lock opens.