“Why do you like lying on my belly, Princess?” This is an illustrated novella. It includes beautiful images inside. Enjoy! There was something really comforting about my stepdad’s chunky and burly belly. But then, he pushed my head further down, letting me know that he needed comfort too. Step into a world of original and steamy stepdad, erotic taboo, age gap, and forbidden romance. This story is for the ones who aren’t looking for a wham-bam-thankyou-mam type of experience. It is perfect for those who enjoy the tension that’s constantly building up toward a mind-blowing, explosive, and explicit climax. Note: This story contains age gap, ddlg kink, step, forbidden, taboo, and virgin romance tropes. All characters are within the legal age of consent, are not related by blood, and all scenes and events are legal.

Mummy is having a new baby and Caitlin is delighted. But she is not as excited as her brother Lachlan. He is sure that Daddy's having a horse! When the big day finally arrives, both of them are surprised. This is a unique picture book that celebrates the role of fatherhood in a time when dads are becoming more involved in parenting.

Reunited at last, Daya and Alastar know their love is too strong to give up because of things that are beyond their control. They spend days together, the heat of it devouring their every worry. Alastar is anxious to get to New Day and meet his mother, but wants to say goodbye to the people who’d taken him in, showing him the family he’d always wanted. He takes Daya to the schoolhouse, getting Sarah’s fast approval, and letting them know that the pirates were coming back, set on revenge. While there, Daya gets sick and wants nothing more than to go home, so Alastar takes him there, where they discover that, because of the fact Daya is female when he shifts, he and Alastar made a baby. There’s only one problem. The baby can’t grow inside of a male Daya, so he must stay shifted while the child grows inside him. Meanwhile, Alastar gets to know his mother, who was overjoyed her firstborn son was alive. The pirates are amassing the scattered remnants that Daya didn’t manage to kill. Led by a witch, they know where the pirates left alive are hiding, and gather them, along with more weapons, to kill Daya and anyone who gets in their way. Can Daya and Alastar win the war and raise their child? Will the cougar clan reach them in time to help? FIND OUT TODAY in the final installment of The Prince and the Pirate Duet.

A formidable debut of nine surreally funny, politically astute and emotionally gripping stories. In the surreal world of Buffy Cram's stories, someone or something has slipped beneath the skins of her already beleaguered characters, rearranging the familiar into something strange and even sinister, making off with their emotional and even physical goods. A smug suburbanite becomes obsessed with the "hybrids," the wandering mob of intellectual vagrants overrunning his complacent little cul de sac, snacking on p,te and reciting poetry; a father and daughter's post-apocalyptic Pacific island civilization, built of floating garbage and sustained entirely by rubber, is beginning to fray, literally, revealing something disastrously like moss beneath its smooth synthetic skin; following an appendectomy, a young woman's belly starts transmitting what sound like Russian radio signals; a young publishing assistant, demoted at work and dumped by her boyfriend, finds herself unable to control her strange new appetites. Inhabited, occupied, possessed -- suddenly, the world as they knew it is no longer quite recognizable, not to mention safe -- if it actually was safe before. But it's the surprising, often revelatory ways in which Cram's characters navigate through these strange new landscapes that imbue these stories with complexity, grace and lustre. For a preview of the stories in Radio Belly search for Large Garbage: A Radio Belly Single -- downloadable for free from all ebook retailers.

I stand and admire the bodies before me, mere moments from taking their final breaths. So glorious in their helpless beauty, the spider webs in their wounds glistening beneath the moonlight. They are no longer mine. It is time for them to be returned to the people of Greensands and to the one person who I know will be among the first to see them: Dr Vanessa Marwood. Forensic entomologist Vanessa Marwood has built her career on her love of insects and the vital information these tiny creatures can provide at the scene of a crime. Just as she is about to board a plane for her dream job at a lab in New York, Vanessa receives a call about a chilling set of murders in her hometown. Not only have four innocent victims lost their lives in a single night, but the killer has sewn spider silk into their wounds. Vanessa swore she would never return to Greensands. But this case, and the dark secrets of her childhood, are drawing her back... Can she follow the glistening strands of evidence to the killer at the centre of this twisted web? Or will the shadows of Vanessa's past finally close in on her? The first in a stunning new procedural crime series from a true master of suspense. Fans of Angela Marsons, Patricia Cornwell and Cara Hunter will be absolutely gripped from the very first page until the final, breathtaking twist.

Just as Scheherazade told tales each night to a sleepless king with no love in his heart, Annie Doherty leaves stories on the kitchen counter of Daniel Ashe, an insomniac who believes he is incapable of falling in love.

This is the true story about a cat named Gina who was born on a farm. She describes her life with her brother and the new family of humans, the first experiences with water and snow. Then suddenly a big change in their lives. Carmen Miranda put oneself in Gina`s life and describes her life through Gina ?s description of everyday life. http://www.carmen-miranda.net