I don t go to the circus, I steer clear of my friends children s birthday parties hell, I won t even wind up a jack-in-the box I avoid these simple things all in the hopes of never coming into contact with a clown. But now I found myself in a hotel room with the door shut behind me, staring into a greasepaint nightmare with a hard-on. I had two choices. I could run for my life or I could stay, face my fears, and let Pennywise pound me foolishly...

Buy The Hour, a (mostly) true memoir, takes the reader along on Alex Lieberman s hilarious journey as a nice Jewish Long Island girl navigating the (cough cough), ins and outs of the seedy sex-for-money trade in the south.

If Joan Rivers had been an escort in her younger days, this would be her story.

Part voyeuristic erotic fun, part Jewish whining, and part eye-opening expose on the real world of escorting, Buy the Hour s first person account reveals the inner working of the hobby s subculture, and will have the reader laughing, gasping, crying, and, oddly enough, relating to its storyteller Kim and her alter ego Alex, a reluctant escort who finds having sex with strangers is sometimes the easiest part of the job.

A Middle-Aged former City of London high-flyer gets home one night to find the house dark and deserted and he decides it's the perfect opportunity to preview the new adult movie that he'd planned to watch with his wife that weekend. But to his horror he finds the buxom beauty getting it on with three guys in glorious high-definition is someone he knows very, very well. And to make matters worse-the house wasn't quite as deserted as he'd thought. What follows leads him on a path he could never have envisioned. Into a world he could never have imagined. Porn Stars, Film Sets, Auditions, Investments & Harems. And one huge revelation that will change things between him and his wife forever. Bobby Jones' life will never be the same again. Marc Nobbs brings you the latest Westmouthshire Novel, packed with his trademark British style and humor, tense drama, scorching hot sex scenes, it's the perfect introduction to this ever-growing erotic universe.

On a whim, San Franciscan Kara Billingsley accepted an invitation from an ex-boyfriend to visit Kona, Hawaii, in 1976. She didn't expect to fall in love-with the island. In Island Woman, Billingsley uses a combination of prose and poetry to describe her experiences of living in Hawaii. This memoir captures the eroticism of the island-the elemental, untamed energy of feminine nature. With humor, she tells stories of her interesting arrival on the island, of searching for Kona gold, of how Rabbit Hill got its name, and the mystery of her mother's secret. Through her poetry selections, Billingsley pays tribute to the nature, beauty, and the sensual side of Kona, Hawaii-an island that became her home.

"I had wrapped the tire iron carefully in towels, good towels, so it wouldn't mark him in any way or draw blood. I picked it up off the floor now with my right hand and swung, like a tennis serve, really, and caught him at the back of his pewter hair. Perfect, a perfect hit. He went over into the front seat, and all I had to do was pull him in, turn him--not so easy; he was heavy--and shut the door behind him. I looked carefully; he was still clutching the attache--I knew he'd be awfully angry if we'd lost it--and gunned the car away from the curb. I don't think I even wondered if anyone noticed, and I guess nobody did. This was New York. ___________________________________ We were going to my house; I didn't think much beyond that. He would be so happy, so relieved to be there. "I want to be with you," he had said so many times. "But you know I can't." And he had always smiled as he said this: "Steal me." I had only done what he wanted me to do."

You are in here, going beyond the boundaries of ecstasy.

In the 300 years since its initial publication, Li Yu's book has been widely read in China, where it is recognized as a benchmark of erotic literature and currently enjoys the distinction of being a banned-in-Beijing classic.

Jenny's green glass pin is stolen. Even the police detective investigating the break-in wonders how it ties in with other home thefts in the area.

The thief thinks he is being careful and is enjoying his newfound wealth. But is that enough?

When an estate lawyer's wife goes to a Bible study, her husband becomes irate. Why?

How do parents deal with runaway teens, and how long must they wait to see their prayers answered?

Try to solve the mystery surrounding the break-ins. Find that a chance meeting might lead to something more and how answers to prayer come in unexpected ways. See how one person can influence several individuals.

"Love it I hear the mama's heart in Kathleen, and the joy in Jenny's discovery of independence. I so see the thread of grace running all through it ... the story of the Lord's desire to see His kids, meet them where they are, and be joined with them. A great book "

-Rev. Carol Sargent Miller, Life Group leader, Bible teacher, and speaker

The bringing together of thoughts from love, about love . the good and the bad. in stormy weather and in the sun. the ups and downs, the lust of our deepest secrets to the purest of charity's fury.