Poppy is fed up with life at the Pleasure Paradise. While the hotel might be a hot-bed of sexy antics, Poppy never sees any action herself, mainly she suspects because of her lack of curves. But Maria the boss is reluctant to accept Poppy's notice and asks her to organise a fete before she leaves. Rob, a handsome DIY man, turns up looking for work and offers to help her with the preparations. After a session of sexy secrets and soul-baring, he devises a daring plan guaranteed to put Poppy'...

Jodie Johnson-Smith, writer of Watchers, is back with a brand new sexy title!Stuck in a relationship with her belittling boyfriend, Giles, Emma hopes to land work at Pleasure Paradise, a hotel that fulfils its guests' wildest sexual fantasies. But Giles is outraged at the idea of her working there and vows he will never set foot in the place. After passing two sexy interviews, Emma gets the job, much to the delight of her ex, Andy. It's not long before she is asked to grant a voyeu...

When Maria discovers that her work-shy, car-mad husband Ken has befriended a girl called Suzy and is offering her employment she is stunned. What's more, the waitressing jobs Suzy is doing are turning into explicit party acts and the demand for them is increasing. Maria needs to know what is going on between her husband and Suzy. And, more importantly, is she missing out on a business opportunity? Gradually, she finds herself drawn into Suzy's erotic world and rethinking both her career an...

Diversity plays an important role in how people experience illness and healthcare as patients. Listening carefully to stories of how race, class, age, gender, sexuality, and disability can affect patient experience can be revealing and provide much needed change to health communication in the patienthood narrative. This book is a collection of vibrant and engaging essays by scholars of narrative methods in health communication. Each chapter takes readers into the fascinating world of patie...