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Do you fancy spending a chilling night curled up under the
covers, a copy of DANVERS ASYLUM in
hand? A faint sound of scratching along the floor boards, will you be too
scared to peak over the top of your e-reader to see what that sound was?
Well here is your chance to buy a copy of DANVERS ASYLUM by
CHRYSTIAN MARRERO.
You would have to be crazy not to get your copy now!
DANVERS ASYLUM BY
CHRYSTIAN MARRERO
Synopsis:
Can
you handle a stay at Danvers Asylum? Insanity is the only way out!
Welcome
to Danvers State Insane Asylum, home to some of the most demented men and women
in the country. Doctor Eugene Charles - head of the asylum and manager of its
inner workings - has seen his share of insanity in the eyes of every patient
residing behind the walls of his asylum.
But
the newest addition to his facility will redefine the meaning of insanity once
and for all. John Stephenson, an American writer of horror/fiction, is about to
publish his latest creation and the haunting, subliminal messages that go along
with them. His books are the works of a madman and the hidden verses within
them will change the lives of whoever reads them . . . including yours.
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THE CABIN by NATHANIAL BOSCH
Synopsis:
In this hard-core BDSM novelette, Victor and his slave
experience the thrill of finally being alone to do as they wish.
The happy couple is tired of having to put their
Dom/slave relationship on hold to go about their daily lives.
For one glorious weekend, that is all about to change.
Victor makes the necessary arrangements to take his
slave to the family's quaint, isolated mountain cabin to train her to
submit properly. Helena could not be more thrilled!
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POETS
will have you squirming in your seat as you read the liquid words that Mr.
Burnell puts together to weave a creation of hot, soul searching M/F/M sex.
POETS by DANIEL BURNELL
Synopsis
San Francisco, city of pirates, prospectors and poets, has a
well-deserved reputation for sexual freedom. People have long come to the city
to liberate themselves, release pent up desires and do things they would never
dare at home, in short, to go wild with others there to do precisely the same
thing. Such is the story of the narrator of “Poets”: A sedate woman to all
appearances, a first grade teacher living conventionally, having shelved her
fierce desires for wildness in her life. She has always had an outlet, a tame
one so far; poetry. She attends readings in San Francisco and, on the night of
the story, after a reading, she finds herself the object of intense sexual
attention of two well-known San Francisco poets. The
poets are a pair of smooth-tongued, sexy rogues well practiced in the art of
seduction and ménage with women like her who they immediately recognize, she
says, as “caged, desperately seeking poetry in her life, ready for anything”. She does, in fact, throw all caution to the
wind.
When
the poets start putting their hands on her in the dark of Vesuvio's, a famous
San Francisco saloon, the narrator tells us: There was a point at the beginning
of the proceedings in Vesuvio's when certain thoughts tried to stop me from
doing what I was apparently determined to do that night: “This isn't you. You don't do things like
this. You're a responsible person who has to get up early tomorrow morning to
teach the wonderful first graders who love you so much. Why
are you letting it happen?” But in almost no time at all, I had to admit that
many things about my life were false and that this crazy thing felt like one
true thing at last.
Their
fooling around manages to get the three thrown out of Vesuvio's and then they
adjourn to the woman's car and her apartment for a no holds barred, scorching
and ravaging, poetic and very naughty, all night ménage, a night the teacher
and the reader will never forget.
