Thomas is an average guy hitting far above his weight with a glorious, raven-haired, blue-eyed wife. Sure, he has some fantasies about her, but he knows when he has a good thing, and he knows not to screw it up. April is beautiful and sweet, and definitely not "that kind of girl." But Thomas is in for a surprise when he meets April's oldest and dearest friend. She's wild, sexual, and sexy... and intrigued by the idea of converting April's prudish ways. And she has a friend who specializes in introducing "girls like April" to new... ideas. All that remains is to find out what April is really like, deep - deep - down inside.

April and Thomas continue on their hotwifing journey, with another thoroughly indecent, but lucrative, proposal from April's voyeuristic benefactor. But as they stretch the boundaries of their marriage, Thomas senses that he is losing control: of April's actions, of himself, and of his own dark fantasies. Is his wife the same April he married? Or have they really gone too far? Worse yet: has April gone too far, all by herself?

Emma shares a favorite fantasy with her husband. A fantasy in which another man takes her in a way Ken never has. Ken's a good husband, and a great provider. Their marriage is built on very strong foundations. And yet hotwife and cuckold fantasies play through both of their minds over and over. What if? But how? Making it happen might not be as simple as the fantasy suggests. The Hotwife Coach is Max Hatfield, a dominant man who's built his empire around introductions to a new world of pleasure. A place where women like Emma can find fulfilment in real men. This series collection follows Emma's journey into being a hotwife and includes her inspection and her presentation to the men on Mr Hatfield's books. Her husband is also embarking on a new journey where he'll experience humiliation, chastity and observing Emma in increasingly erotic situations.

Zoe is a fresh-faced, adventure-loving young woman who has married her soulmate and settled down. Maybe married life, a steady paycheck, and living in the "right" part of town haven't turned out quite like she expected, but she's happy with what she has. She loves her husband, and even indulges him in a hotwife fantasy that she really doesn't understand - just pretending, but that's all he really wants her to do, right? In a chance encounter with someone from her past, Zoe opens up to the idea of indulging Josh's hotwife fantasy with more... realism. Lucky for Josh, she's stumbled on to an older man, which is an aspect of his fantasy he never dared to share with her. It looks like they might have stumbled on the perfect infusion for their marriage: adventure for Zoe, and a touch of darkness for Josh. But Zoe's choice of man comes with greater complications than she - or Josh - anticipated. Older men come with older passions, and more experience getting what they want. Did Zoe open up her marriage, or a Pandora's Box?

Thomas's wife April dipped more than just her toe into the hotwife lifestyle in "Introducing April," and now she's going to get an offer from one of Lilith's clients that's hard to believe, and hard to refuse. Thomas has a chance to get his wildest fantasies enacted... but will April slip out of his control if they take things this far?

When Greg's wife returns to the small tourist town of her early adulthood, she begins to behave strangely: dressing down, wearing her hair in a bun, avoiding all the local businesses. His suspicions are fueled when he goes to the town watering hole himself and meets some of the town's denizens. When he explains what has brought him to Walla Beach, the characters in the bar seem to think his wife Beth is a woman named Liza - and Liza had quite a reputation. When a mysterious envelope - containing only a USB key and a dozen video files - arrives at their doorstep, Greg opens a Pandora's box: he has a cameraman's view into his wife's past, in all of its sordid details. It's a conundrum, because whoever left this footage left no explanation and no demand, leaving Greg to navigate the collision of the past and present, with the future on the line. This is a full-length, stand-alone novel, with plenty of details about a wild past, and a couple's journey into hotwifing in the present. Enjoy!

Dana Catrell wakes from a drunken stupor in time to see an ambulance pull into her neighbour's house a few doors down. Celia Steinhauser has been murdered. But Dana was at her house only a few hours ago. Celia wanted to show her a photo - a photo of Dana's husband with another woman - and Dana has blank spots of what happened to the rest of the afternoon . . . This is a thriller that makes the reader question everything. Dana, we learn, has a history of mental illness and as she descends into another manic episode, the line between what actually happened and what she has imagined becomes blurred. A gripping domestic psychological thriller for fans of ASA Harrison's The Silent Wife and Sabine Durrant's Under Your Skin, The Pocket Wife will stay with you - as all good thrillers do - long after you've finished it.