An erotic polyamorous retelling of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Everyone knows the story. The Headless Horseman rides on Halloween night, collecting the souls of the damned — until the year Brom Bones disappears, and Ichabod Crane and Katrin Van Tassel find nothing but a smashed pumpkin in his wake. They grieve the loss until the fateful anniversary arrives again…and with it comes a visitor. Shadowed and headless, appearing in their doorway and driving them to ecstasy in their bed. It becomes tradition: every year, they wait for him. Every year, he comes. The one night the town fears the Horseman most is the night he rides for more than death. Warning: This book features a MMF relationship between Brom Bones/the Headless Horseman, Ichabod Crane, and Katrina Van Tassel. It is intended only for adult audiences. Reader discretion is advised. Content advisories are listed in the book’s front matter and on the author’s website. Read more

Marti has one dream and one dream only, but when it rains . . . It pours. Marti wants to restore her beloved ranch to all its former glory. However, nothing in her life has ever been easy. From losing her mother when she was young, to losing her husband a year ago. Her world has been turned upside down as she struggles to save her ranch, her life, and her heart. Everything is feeling hopeless until he shows up. He’s a blue-eyed drifter that makes her heart speed up, her breathing stop, and her brain liquefy. The last thing Marti needs in her life is a man that torments her dreams and waking moments. Or, maybe, that’s exactly what she needs. One way or the other, this mysterious man means trouble. The only problem is, she’s not exactly sure what kind of trouble that is! Read more

This is the first book in the Never Enough Series written in Lucia Jordan’s signature style that will have you wanting more and more! Twenty-nine-year-old Cara Jones has been a weakling all her life. Slight of build and terrible at sports, she was virtually invisible as a youngster, and later abandoned by an uncaring ex-husband. Alone and with a young child to care for, government aid helps her to earn a college degree and finally take charge of her life. In the small bedroom community of Beauville, she finds the two things she needs—a respectable job and a safe place to raise her son, Dawson. But when Cara meets Dawson’s new martial arts instructor, the handsome sensei Bryan Villeneuve, she gets much much more than she bargained for. As Bryan and Cara’s attraction grows, so does Cara’s insight into Bryan’s dramatic world of competition, performance enhancement and kinky sex. Bryan provides things she feels she’s missed out on—a newfound social life and an intoxicatingly-charged love affair. Life becomes exciting for Cara…maybe a little too exciting. Didn’t she come to Beuville to settle down? Or has she been too swept up in desire? Read more

Handyman Ken knows how to use his tools… …and Deborah has plenty for him to work on. Twenty-something Ken Bass heads to fifty-something Deborah Stone’s house for some light handyman work. Deborah is married, but the last time he was at her house they got extremely close… With no clothes on. Deborah’s husband is, once again, out of town and Ken wonders what kind of fun he and Deborah might get up to today. Getting to work, Ken finds he’s extremely distracted remembering all the things he and Deborah did the last time he was here. And some things he’s yet to do to her… As he finishes up his work and Deborah pays her bill, she lets him know that she has one more very special job for him. And an extremely pleasurable one… The Fix 1 is an erotic short story of roughly 9,000 words (35 pages) for people who love older woman/younger man age gaps, erotic backdoor action, and big finishes with no barriers. Get The Fix 1 now. Read more

Stella is a character. Quite a character, or that’ what Bill used to tell her. Before he died. Now, homeless and broke, the 40-something artist needs to start all over again. She raised Bill’s kid since the boy was twelve, but he took off the day he turned eighteen, and Stella has not seen him since. But this is still his home, if he wants it. The one thing for shit-sure, it’s not Stella’s home. Not anymore. After she leaves the little farm outside of Oakville, Ontario, Stella decides to return to the city that helped her become an artist – Toronto. Glen might be able to get some of her paintings into this gallery – if she had any. She’s got to find some place to hunker down for a while so she can set up her studio again. Then, after she’s sold a couple, it will smooth sailing right on ‘til destiny throws another loop at her. Arriving in Toronto in the early hours of the morning, Stella is deep in thought, pondering her first move now that she’s back in the big city. She’s so engrossed in her reflection that she’s too late when she finally notices the light turning red at the intersection. Gunning it, she decides to peel through, after all, who would be out on the streets at three o’clock in the morning? When she hears a thump, she realizes someone must have been out. Stella has run over a man. Registering that his leg is broken, and badly, Stella’s guilt leads her to drive him to Emergency. Then wait for him. Then…take him home. Where she plans on looking after him until he can heal…and she can paint a few best-sellers. But the man takes a little convincing. Phillip is a sports reporter. Never wanted to be anything else. He’s tall and athletic, and stoic and quiet. He loves his aging mother dearly and takes her to church every Sunday, never misses a one, even if he has to work all night. He takes his mother to church and lunch afterwards, even if there was a game the night before. Even if he’s had no sleep and has smoked an entire pack of Players, he still gets dressed up and picks Mom up for church. He loves her. And he loves God even more. He loves God, but he doesn’t think of himself as a church-fanatic, this is just the way he was raised. He’d love to go on a retreat one year, but right now, his church only offers that for couples. And…Phillip is single. There was a woman in his life once, early on, right after university. But when he found her in bed with not one, but two of his good friends only weeks before they were to be married, Phillip swore off women for the rest of his life. Sure, it’s been difficult, but he has his job and his love of sports to keep his mind busy. And church and Mom take up a lot of his time. The morning he decided to pick up his dry-cleaning right after reporting the late hockey game and after party, he also chooses to run across the street before the light has completely changed. Who else would be out this early in the morning? They’ve got to be crazy. Like him. Pain is searing through his leg as he lies in the street, having just been hit by a speeding car that he didn’t even see. Then a hand touches his shoulder, and he rolls his head back to look up into the eyes of what must be an angel, there to take him to heaven. What else could she be? She’s…beautiful. Phillip has no idea what he’s in for when he agrees to allow Stella to care for him while his broken leg mends. The pushy woman, who looks to be five years his junior, starts by telling him what to do, in his own house! Then…she cleans it! Phillip does not care how good looking he thinks Stella is, she’s a woman. And that means, she’s bad news. And not the kind of news he likes to report. Like what you’re reading? Why not read the Six Degree Connections Series from the beginning. Read more