Bull Riding MILFs - A scorching new Hotwife erotic romance story from the perverted mind of Larry Archer and his band of merry perverts. Vince and his wife Stella move to Las Vegas after he sells his company to enjoy a life of leisure without the prying eyes of friends and family. Vince encourages his mature yet gorgeous wife to become eye candy for him to flaunt on his arm as they enjoy Sin City. Like Texas, everything in Las Vegas is bigger and more outlandish than real life. Vince asks Foxy to help dress his wife in a way befitting her new red Maserati convertible. As expected, Stella is quickly introduced to the high fashion world of international models as Foxy does her best to melt Vince’s platinum credit card. Stella is an apt student and, under Foxy’s tutelage, masters the art of giving the valets upskirt shots as she exits her new exotic sports car. Vince is excited that his previously dull hausfrau has become a traffic-stopping MILF with her new ultrashort minidresses and braless-enhanced boobs. With Vince’s approval, Stella is quickly sucked into a life of debauchery with the swinger couple and their friends as he eagerly awaits the latest stories from his hot new wife. Available in both paperback and electronic format, BULL Riding MILFs is ready to give you the ride of your life. BULL Riding MILFs is available in both paperback, electronic, and audiobook formats.

Fantasy Swingers 2 (35,000 Words) tells of a couple who become interested in swinging because of the wife’s infatuation with a co-worker. Later, while shopping for a sexy dress, they meet a couple of swingers who initiate them into the alternate lifestyle known as swinging. This story deals with the conversion of Cynthia from a sweet innocent housewife to a complete slut (use your own imagination here). Cynthia and her husband are thrown into the deep end of the swinger’s pool and learn to sink or swim or at least swallow! Cynthia learns the actual meaning of “Thank you, sir. May I have another?”

The Shrink - An 80,000-word explicit erotic romance. After running off to Los Angeles to become a porn star (House Party), Foxy struggles to stop destroying her marriage as her addiction to new lovers seems unquenchable. Every attempt she makes seems to result in her husband taking a new lover, which pushes her further off her side of the bed. In desperation, Foxy seeks the services of a psychiatrist to help moderate her need for sexual gratification but ends up in heat with the gorgeous body of the shrink and his sexy assistant. Foxy discovers that the couch is more useful for other things besides talking about her dreams. She struggles to keep her clothes on long enough to help her marriage, yet the shrink and his assistant are so tasty and help feed her addiction. Like all Larry Archer erotica, this explicit sexual romp features nonstop situations described in exquisite detail yet always ends up HEA (Happily Ever After). Porn with a plot. Available in electronic, paperback, and audio formats for however you like your smut.

It's another hot summer day at home for one lusty mother and her hung teen of age. It may be a nice day but the pair plan on staying indoors to hump in bed all day long. The man of the house is home though, what will happen when his wife asks for his blessing to bang her boy's boners to treat her nymphomania? How does someone get tricked into waving a towel while a son pounds his mom's pussy?

Chock-Full of Straight Talk About America. . . And Some Jokes, Too! Larry the Cable Guy on . . . NASCAR: It’s a lotta good old-fashioned fun started by a buncha moonshiners. Just seein’ all the ZZ Top–lookin’ folks drinkin’ beer, havin’ a good time, and not givin’ a darn is awesome. And that’s just the women! Dieting: I once went on the “liquid diet.” I was supposed to drink nothin’ but liquids for a week. But I got so drunk and sick of that Jim Beam and Coke, I’ll never drink it again. Why his catchphrase “git-r-done” is better than other catchphrases: Ya can’t be at a ball game with two outs in the ninth inning and yell to the pitcher “Bounty is the quicker picker-upper!!” It makes no sense. But you could yell “Git-r-done” and everyone would know what you meant. The red state–blue state divide: Is Dr. Seuss runnin’ the government? Larry’s mom on Larry’s book: “There’s really not much I can say here except for I apologize to everyone ahead of time for the crap you are about to read.” —Larry’s mom Also available as an eBook.

Unassuming Crescent County, California, is infested with murder, incest, mayhem, greed and self-serving political factions, artfully concealed by virtue of its charming facade. It is an isolated realm of superficial religious conservatism, where murky characters exploit the law, and manipulate truth in the local media, stubbornly embracing the Good Ol' Boy mentality in one of the most progressive regions of the United States. Fish Stories Live From Saraville is the fourth novel from author and California native Karen Kennedy Samoranos, and encompasses the darker, fatal side of author Samoranos' Saraville Series. From an abusive manipulator; a judge on the take; a homicidal police-chief, and the rebirth of white supremacy; to a failed high school shooting with a lethal twist, Fish Stories travels down the murky backroads of humanity. With its stark narrative of unrequited lust, avarice, political favor and damaged psyches, Fish Stories endures as an evocative and candid examination of the malignant architecture of human behavior, in this fictional recount of life in northeastern California.

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