1943, Germany. Rozalia is arrested during a roundup in Kraków and sent to forced labor in a German vineyard. She bravely navigates the hardships, hoping to go back home one day. When the vineyard owner’s son returns from the war injured, Rozalia is moved from the fields to care for him. With time, the unexpected and forbidden feelings develop between them…

Present time, Poland. Following the death of her beloved grandmother, Matylda discovers the terms of her unusual will: Rozalia has left half of the vineyard estate to a stranger from Germany. To be able to keep her inheritance, she’s forced to share the old manor for thirty days with the man. As they work the land together, Matylda finds herself warming to him—until she uncovers a devastating truth in a series of left-behind letters. $3.99 on Kindle.

When a Viking spy challenges Lady Audrey’s authority, she answers with a bluff—condemning him to hang to protect her rule, never intending the sentence to be carried out. But Jarl Rorik escapes and arrives at her hall alive—furious, unyielding, and determined to make her answer for the noose she ordered.

Dragged to Jórvík, the Viking?controlled city he rules, Audrey refuses to yield, and her escape attempt ignites unrest among his warriors. With Saxon retaliation looming, Rorik gives her a final choice:

confess the truth… or serve three days of servitude in his hall.

Audrey will not confess to a lie. So she chooses the punishment.

In the heart of the Norse settlement, she becomes the jarl’s reluctant thrall—watched, tested, and pushed to the edge of her pride. But what begins as retribution shifts with every clash between them. Rorik’s anger falters beneath her fire; Audrey’s fear unravels beneath his unexpected honor. Free on Kindle.

Discovered in a Spanish brothel basement after a night of hallucinatory blue cheese and lucid dreams, this long-lost manuscript presents the Late Unpleasantness exactly as the irrepressible Daniel Sickles experienced it: raw, throbbing, and dripping with lust. From the first hot thrust at Fort Sumter to the final shuddering release at Appomattox, Sickles narrates every campaign as an epic sexual conquest. The flaccid Union flops at Bull Run. Stonewall Jackson becomes a catamite savant of rear assaults in the Shenandoah. Grant emerges as an unstoppable rutting bull, pounding Vicksburg into submission. McClellan is the timid tease who can never quite close the deal, while Sherman ravishes Georgia with sadistic glee. At Gettysburg, Sickles himself thrusts his corps into the Peach Orchard orgy, losing a leg but refusing to leave the field—still commanding, still hard, still heroic.

With Robert E Lee likened to a wizened Madame presiding over her elegant but doomed parlor of Confederate courtesans, the war becomes a four-year frenzy of penetration and counter-thrust, of defiant harlots and unyielding beasts, of aching frustration and glorious climaxes.

But this isn’t just battlefield erotica. It’s Sickles at his most boastful—ladies’ man, killer, diplomat, and unapologetic hero—setting the record straight while shamelessly claiming credit for nearly every Union victory. The Afterword’s blistering rant against his cheese-addled editor is worth the price of admission alone.

Blending meticulous history with outrageous smut, The Erotic Civil War is the filthy, funny, strangely enlightening memoir the nineteenth century was too prudish to publish—and the twenty-first century has been waiting for. For readers who like their history hard, their satire sharp, and their prose dripping. $2.99 on Kindle.

Two sisters, one beau, plus one poorly written love letter equals one tricky courtship.

Prudence Leigh is well on her way to being a spinster. That dreadful future may be a few years away, but with every man chasing after her beautiful younger sister, Prudence has little hope of finding love. But when she receives a letter filled with heartfelt declarations, she discovers it’s not too late for her.

But for such an ardent beau in writing, the gentleman acts quite strangely in person…

Penmanship is not an important skill. Or so Dr. Parker Humphreys thought—until his love letter is delivered to the wrong sister!

Surely, this must be a jest. When Parker arrives at the town ball, he hopes to discover if Miss Rosanna Leigh accepted his declaration of love. Instead, her plain elder sister is hanging at his elbow, gazing up at him with stars in her eyes. Now, Parker is stuck between the proverbial rock and a hard place.

What lady would accept a beau after he broke her elder sister’s heart? Yet he cannot let this mistake stand—he loves Rosanna! If only he can get Prudence to realize how poorly they suit each other. Then she would break with him, and Parker would be free. Yes, a temporary courtship might be the ticket. Surely, that can work.

Yet despite his oddest behavior, Miss Leigh seems determined to keep him.

And Parker isn’t so certain he wants to be free of her. $0.99 on Kindle.

An ambitious young milliner. A shy noblewoman fleeing an arranged marriage. Love is a risk neither can afford. Solange doesn’t have time for love. She’s too busy working her way up in the Parisian millinery trade. Her goal: to become rich and lift her family out of poverty. So when a beautiful aristo whirls into the millinery fascinated by hat making, Solange isn’t interested. Or so she tells herself. Louise-Marie hates the fancy parties she’s dragged to at Versailles and never wanted to marry. She just wanted to be left alone, making hats. Running away from home to become a milliner seemed like a good idea but the life of a working-class shop girl is harder than she imagined. And her new coworker doesn’t seem to like her much. Thrown together in the cramped backroom of a millinery shop and a shared garret room, their tensions fray, tangle, then bind.
But ambition doesn’t leave room for longing. And love was never part of Solange’s plan.

Immerse yourself in this historical sapphic romance set in a Belle Epoque That Never Was, 19th-century Paris with a hint of steampunk. $0.99 on Kindle.

Elise answers a rancher’s mail-order bride ad to escape her cruel mother-in-law and protect her son. Tom never meant to marry, but her letters change everything. When secrets surface, will love be enough to keep them together? Free on Kindle.

Uprooted from their normal environment will these young women wilt or flourish in the harsh conditions of the West.
Find out how these fearless, yet often lonely cowboys, nurture these flowers so their relationship will bloom into enduring love.
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“She possesses an uncommon union of symmetry, brilliancy, and grace. One is apt to expect that an impudent address will naturally attend an impudent mind – but her countenance is absolutely sweet. I am sorry it is so, for what is this but deceit?“ (from Jane Austen’s Lady Susan)

Sixteen-year-old Susan Smithson – pretty but poor, clever but capricious – has just been expelled from a school for young ladies in London. At the mansion of the formidable Lady Catherine de Bourgh, she attracts a raffish young nobleman. But, at the first hint of scandal, her guardian dispatches her to her uncle Collins’ rectory in Kent, where her sensible cousin Alicia lives and “where nothing ever happens.”

Here Susan mischievously inspires the local squire to put on a play, with consequences no one could possibly have foreseen. What with the unexpected arrival of Frank Churchill, Alicia’s falling in love and a tumultuous elopement, rural Kent will surely never seem safe again… $4.99 on Kindle

The 1970s. An era of hedonism, free love, secrets too wild to whisper aloud, and pleasures without consequence. In the haze of it all, Bobby O lives on the edge until Luna enters his life: electric, elusive, and her very existence, hidden in shadow, threatens to fracture the lives of everyone.

Next door, the mysterious and alluring Madam Sasha watches. A prophetess, guarding a secret that could shatter everything Bobby O believes. She sees what others don’t. His dilemma offers no escape. A sudden inheritance makes him a billionaire overnight, but no amount of money can bury the ghosts that haunt him or the desires he’s never fully understood.

Bobby O has always been drawn to the thrill of forbidden attraction, especially to those who seem untouched by the world. He is captivated by innocence and by youth that dances dangerously close to the edge. No amount of wealth can quiet the pull of forbidden desire or the shadows of his past.As truths begin to surface, one question remains: Can love survive when it was never pure to begin with? $2.99 on Kindle.