For those who love their short stories spicy, welcome to Duck Prints Press's debut explicit anthology. In this collection of brand-new stories, we celebrate many flavors of polyamory. Orgy? Yes please! Ménage à trois? C'est magnifique! Foursomes and moresomes? Delighted to attend! We asked our 15 contributors to blow our minds with their fun combinations, unusual settings, favorite trope usage, and (of course) super sexy smut—and they didn't disappoint. From a vampire free-for-all to a hea...

For those who love their short stories spicy, we're delighted to bring you Duck Prints Press's debut explicit anthology Many Hands: An Anthology of Polyamorous Erotica. In this collection of brand-new stories, we celebrate many flavors of polyamory. Orgy? Yes please! Ménage à trois? C'est magnifique! Foursomes and moresomes? Delighted to attend! We asked our contributors to blow our minds with their fun combinations, unusual settings, favorite trope usage, and (of course) super sexy smut—a...

Dark fantasy meets cozy horror meets your cold weather fears.This season, trade your boring silent nights for the things that go B U M P in the night.A delectably strange collection for those who like a little more lurk with their holiday lore.Sing along, chitter along, or just mutter incoherently to Cryptid Carols to Sing in the Dark.Weird little rhymes featuring:BigfootDjinnHodagIfritKelpie

To get to the End, Dunn must first travel to the Nether. Will he survive? Dunn, a simple farmer, desperately seeks to remove the enchanted curse placed on his mother. The only remedy might be in the most dangerous place on the cube, the End. To reach the End, Dunn must first travel the dangerous road through the Nether. Will he make it there and back? Dunn must risk his life to find a way to reverse the cur...

In the third installment of an ebook original serial from the New York Times bestselling author of the Crave series, Aria and Sebastian discover that building trust might be harder than they ever imagined.**My name is Aria Winston. I’ve fought desperately to escape the seedy underbelly of Las Vegas. Now I’m on my own, in control of my own life and my own destiny . . . just the way I like it. Until Sebastian Caine changes everything.Ever s...

A quest to restore a kingdom…A Doyle Witch Mystery companion book. Told from the point of view of the Rose Rabbit, a fairy knight, each poem – with various moods, styles and madness – gives you a glimpse into his surreal quest to restore his kingdom and the queen he serves.Explore the unique point of view of this little-understood character through this chapbook collection of varying poetic styles by the fictional Doyle Witch, Lenore Bonheim.

She was always mine … whether she wanted to be or not ...Ten years ago, I allowed another man to take her to pay her father’s debt.Fighting for her would have started a blood war.Now she’s back in my life and brings more than I bargained for.She comes to me scared, helpless, and begging for my help.Her enemies want to take her again.Blackmail her and hold her captive.I’ll help her…but for a price.Thirty days. ...

Brand new holiday stories from bestselling authors! This boxed set contains powerful alpha men and heroines who bring them to their knees.Enter the world of dark mansions and mysterious heroes. The notorious Morelli family hosts their annual Christmas ball. And you are invited to experience the sensual feast.HOLIDAY STORIES INCLUDE:O Holy Night by Pam GodwinSanta Baby by Claire ContrerasAll I Want for Christmas Is You by M. RobinsonLast Chris...

Cardinal: Fly Free, Ghosts and Monsters, and Remember Me is a collection poems from R J Dillon. The book is divided into four parts that explore different aspects of growing from one's past.

Through a stone labyrinth, in an underground crypt, Hector pursues a book of legendary power. Maddened monsters strive to strike down the lone wizard. Can the Grimoire grant Hector's wish?

A collection of poetry and short-prose by John M. Berg, the author of "Ashor's Tale". "Lovely Horrors" has a bit of something for everyone - some angst, some sweet, some horrorshow.

Basically like the title implies this is a glimpse, mostly a glimpse into my own mind, but I also hope it allows people to take a glimpse back at themselves and their surroundings. My poems are clumsy and lack eloquence, but even so I think they can reach people and make them see/feel something more even if its only a glimpse.