Naked and vulnerable, yet aroused in a way she could never have imagined, she waits with a mix of wonder and trepidation for all of the pleasure and pain and shame and excitement that her new master intends for her to experience. From the author of The One, now an eight-part Netflix series, John Marrs' The Marriage Act is a dystopian thriller packed full of twists. Henry has a fetish for the Victorian era and Kendrick is an incredibly creative sadist… Raven is about to see her fantasies fulfilled at last.

Mark Spitz is working on a task force to clear the infested from ‘Zone One’, but things quickly go from bad to worse . This time, her entire family decides to bring things “Up A Notch” to try to get her to understand that she is not only loved and cared for, but that she is her own worse enemy. A foolish move leaves Jade Brockton, spoiled heiress to Australian based Brockton Cruise liners, stranded on a privately owned island in the Tongas. If you're an Easyjet passenger who was issued a voucher during the Covid-19 pandemic, you've less than one week left to use it before it expires on 31 January 2024. Daynel has always chafed at the role she is expected to play as the princess of the Northern Kingdom, and she is far from prepared to meekly submit when she learns that she is to be given in marriage to the prince of the Southern Kingdom.Camille LeCroix spent most of her young life playing a feisty child in one movie after another, yet she never really had a childhood of her own… until at the age of nineteen a world-renowned director offered her a unique role. It does not take him long before his patience with her diminishes, and he shows her the consequences of disobedience- a very warm, and very sore, bare bottom.

Feisty but vulnerable Baylor Parish is pregnant with twins, which means her two daddies; stepbrothers Hayden and Jake; her Uncle Terry, and her big brother Matt are even more loving and protective of their girl than usual. When a fellow police officer from her brother’s unit by the name of Reed Simms takes an interest in her, she does her best to give him the cold shoulder, but she quickly finds that he is a hard man to drive away.Tick tock… tick tock… the droning of the ticking clock that sat on the top of the bookshelf echoed through the room. Will she remain defiant and continue plotting her escape or can she learn to embrace a life far happier than anything she has known before?

About to realize their lifelong dreams of fatherhood, Jake and Hayden decide to make their family official before the babies are born, and soon a double wedding is on the horizon for the Paterson household. She awakens in his protective arms and calmed by his warm voice, leaving her to wonder if she is experiencing space psychoses.Each letter holds the key to a cherished memory of his love (and the feel of his strict hand against her bottom). As intelligent as she is, Sam’s need to pursue her own interests without considering the consequences subjects her frustrated family to trying every avenue of discipline they can think of. His presence is made even more infuriating by the fact that he is Grams’ grandson and that her will apparently appoints him trustee over Lotions and Potions.

The cries of her heart were heard and, on that fateful night, Philip’s Little Janie was (temporarily) transformed into his Lady Jane. Pregnancy is a time for growth in more ways than one, and Baylor is worried that her dynamics with Hayden and Jake will change now that they’re going to become parents. This gives Philip the perfect opportunity to expand his exporting business, while his Little Lady Jane continues to learn the ways of the Kama Sutra-being educated by Usha, the first and strictest of the Raj’s rampantly sexual wives, and then going on to practice all she’s learned on her handsome fiance. Set in a dystopian Los Angeles in a crumbling America, Lauren Olamina struggles to survive in a world destroyed by drugs, disease and war as she battles with hyperempathy, a condition that makes her extraordinarily sensitive to the pain of others.As both brothers begin to love, look after and discipline May, she
begins to open up and feel safe, protected and desirable. Her new name is Brooke, she will be playing the role of his wife, and he will personally see to it that she is kept safe… whether she likes it or not. This sequel to The Siren, Generals’ Daughter Book 1, finds Sam in more precarious situations than even she can imagine as she comes of age and discovers her own power as a beautiful and intelligent young woman. As she lies alone and injured in the wilderness, twenty year old Skylar believes her life is coming to an end, but in reality a whole new life for her is about to begin. She chooses the latter: after all, nothing could be worse than being on the streets and losing what little freedom you have to begin with, right?