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"I’m going to let you fuck me now, Max. Be gentle, be slow, make it last" Max Campbell is used to having things his way. Eddie Patterson is used to giving it to him. Lovers and ex colleagues, Max and Eddie are no strangers to a stolen touch or a frantic shag in the company bathrooms. That was, until Eddie decided to sell his shares and leave town. Horny and tired of wanking alone and having meaningless one-night stands, Max jumps in the car to go see his old friend, desperate to have his way with him. But Eddie has other plans. He’s going to make Max work for it. Hard.

"Joe studied himself in the mirror. He looked good with Fred’s hand around his cock. Really good and really hot. He briefly pondered how sexy he would look with Freddie’s lips around it instead. He didn’t have to wonder for long, because Fred finally bent down his head and licked Joe’s tip." Joe and Fred have driven from LA to Vegas and are now heading back through the desert. Joe curses Fred for the idea, as he is the one driving, while his lover happily snores away. When a motel finally appears, Joe’s laughter wakes Fred who’s not late to join in when he sees the name of the place.

#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER “History matters to McCain, and for him America is and was about its promise. The book is his farewell address, a mixture of the personal and the political. ‘I have loved my life,’ he writes. ‘All of it.’ The Restless Wave is a fitting valedictory for a man...

Beau Phillips was an insider and occasional accomplice who witnessed the legends of classic rock in their heyday and takes listeners inside the dressing rooms, hotel suites, and private planes of Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, and dozens more to enjoy funny, decadent, and never-been-told stories of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. The book's foreword was written by Sammy Hagar, former lead singer for Van Halen.

SILVER MEDAL WINNER of The Nonfiction Authors Association award 2025 “Let's Go! How Great Leaders Shape the Future is an inspiring and practical guide for anyone looking to refine their leadership skills and drive meaningful change.” — Nonfiction Book Awards Ever noticed how leadership...

Heading out for their first date night in two long years, Yoselyn and Joel Cooper entrust their son, two-year-old River, to their frequent babysitter, Kristine Sloan. Kristine has proven to be reliable and caring, looking after River like a little brother. So, it was supposed to be a quiet, peaceful, romantic night for the couple.

What is the future of architecture? Will architects be remembered for their craft, or will the profession continue to be fractured, chasing fame and fleeting trends? In Super-Architect: The Future of Architecture, Beau Dromiack challenges architects to rethink their approach and proposes the required posture that leans into the future.

Intimate Confessions: 2 Erotic Series is an anthology of passionate and sexual short stories published by LUST which centre women's fantasies and intimate confessions.

When nine-year-old Gabe collapses without warning, his mother Maria races to save him—only to find that her son has become the target of a ruthless biotech empire. Marked by a strange wristband, tracked by silent agents, Gabe’s blood holds a secret corporations would kill to possess for their Undying Experiments. As Maria flees into a storm of conspiracies, she discovers the horrifying truth: her son’s DNA is no longer entirely human—and saving him could mean unleashing a darkness beyond imagination.

Bernedoodles: From Mountains to Midlands is more than a dog book. It’s a conversation—one that begins with a quiet “me too” and grows into a full-hearted companion for every stage of your Bernedoodle’s life.

Esta does not give much thought to taking the young owlet home. She can raise it; of that she is sure. The people of her village, on the other hand, find that this confirms what they always thought. The strange girl who seems able to understand what others are thinking and feeling can also tame the wild. The daughter of the local midwife and healer, Esta is seen as something special and perhaps other.

The summer of 1968 is warm and humid, but rife with possibilities. Something is in the air; something more than thunder and lightning. Sally and her husband, Otis, have decided to spend the summer in their small cabin by The North Sea. Her career as a ballerina is over, and Sally is ready to have children. She spends her days enjoying the sun, thinking of her future and trying to make her husband be as interested in her, as he is in his congregation. But, when she is injured on the beach, she meets the doctor, James Black, who does more than just fix her leg.

Miss Elaine Brooke has always spent more time daydreaming than actually living. With no fortune and no suitors, she is back from school and determined to face the reality of a quiet, lonely life. But an encounter with Daniel Ashburn, her childhood best friend and lifelong infatuation, sets her dreaming again. Sir Phillip Ashburn has an estate to manage and a troublesome brother to marry off. He won't let a penniless neighbor ruin everything by turning Daniel's head. Intent on keeping Miss Brooke away from his brother, Phillip sets out to monopolize her time.

Former professional rugby player turned business leadership coach Beau Robinson delivers a fresh perspective on what it takes to find success—in business and in life. In the Arena is the culmination of an often turbulent yet successful sporting career, a lifetime’s worth of lessons, and intensive study in business and mindset. Whether you’re at the start of your journey or on the top of the mountain, every listener can benefit from Beau’s honesty, perspective, and good humor.

In 2048, Sam Bixler is a brilliant scientist working for Telos, the world's most powerful corporation. Little does she know that a shocking secret about a deadly virus lurks within Telos, setting her on a thrilling and dangerous journey.

Nothing turns Ellie on as much as the thought of hands - one specific pianist’s long slim fingers, to be precise - fingerfucking her on a piano. When Paul, that very same pianist, overhears Ellie speaking about his erotic "handporn" limbs, she is mortified. Paul, however, seems unfazed by the discovery of the fantasies that leave Ellie quivering, intrigued even. But with no piano in sight, a dark corner over by the heavily busy bar might have to make do...

The events of the summer have left Otis alone. His marriage to Sally was never right, and he is grateful to have time alone to write the book he has been trying to finish for years. The cabins in the area are all empty, and the loneliness permeates everything. Maybe that is why he says yes, when the author, Frederick Gray, asks him to lunch. Their friendship blossoms, and along with it, Otis begins to feel something stir within him. Something, which shocks him deeply. The summers of the late 1960s are bursting with a thunderous humidity.

For over 20 years, Nook has been a calming presence in Christian’s life. She has made his bed, prepared his food and been a steady person for Christian to count on. But now, Nook has lost her mother, and she is neglecting her duties. Christian wants to cheer her up, but his sister, Bella, wants to send her back to Thailand. In a last ditch effort to cheer her up, Christian brings Nook to their North Sea cabin.

Christmas time is usually a happy time for Frederick. But this year is different. His boyfriend has left him, and he is determined to ignore the holiday alone in his cabin by the North Sea. At least, that is what he tells himself. But then, his cousin, Ingrid, shows up. She forces him to enjoy the holiday and even invites Tina Black, the ex-wife of Doctor Black. As the days progress, Frederick is forced to take stock of his life, his family and above all, his sexuality. The summers of the late 1960s are bursting with a thunderous humidity.