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About Jennifer Reed/ bookjunkiez

My Niece and Nephew joke that I could open a used book store with all the books that I own. I love to read, that is my addiction. I can't go a week without going to a book store. I love crocheting. I love to write stories and poetry. I also love my family, even though they make me crazy at times. I am a huge Donald Duck Fan.

Kitten’s Bunny Teaser Tuesday

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Contemporary BDSM Erotica

Date Published: June 6, 2025

 

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Warning: This is a Razor’s Edge Daddy Dom BDSM Erotica short story.
Expect limited plot and character development, and lots of heat. If
you’re looking for a lengthy plot driven erotic romance, this is not
it!

 

I’ve never been happier in my life than I am since I’ve come to
live with Max. Then I meet Kitten and my world changes again. She’s
kind and sweet and, oh, so sensual.

I’m about to find out what it’s like to be Kitten’s
Bunny.

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“There you are, Bunny!”

I had been enjoying the warm spring air wafting through the open window and
seating a bunny tail butt plug into my ass when the door to the bedroom I
shared with Max burst open. I was bent over at the waist adjusting the end
of the tail while looking back in a three-way mirror set up specifically for
this purpose. The plug had a curved silicone extension that fit between my
cheeks so that the puffy tail sat at the base of my spine.

I grinned over my shoulder at the small woman. She had on a headband with
cat ears and a long, furry cat tail that swished with the sway of her hips
as she moved. Normally. Right now, the tail was trailing along behind her as
she bounded toward me in her excitement. Like me, the ears and tail were all
she was wearing. I barely got turned around before she threw herself at me.
Kitten was very affectionate, once she got to know you.

I wasn’t too proud to admit the feel of Kitten’s lithe body
pressed against mine was a bit of a turn on. Though I appreciated a
beautiful body, whether man or woman, I’d never been particularly
attracted to a woman before. But Kitten was special, and I was certainly
susceptible to her charms. Probably because, since I’d been with Max,
he’d kept me in a heightened state of arousal almost continually. And
I enjoyed every fucking second of our play.

I returned her hug with a tight, happy hug of my own. “I’m
almost ready. Do you know what’s going on?”

Kitten nipped my ear playfully. “Yep. Come on.”

I laughed at her lightheartedness. Kitten loved to play. Right now, she had
what looked like a case of the zoomies. She’d most certainly been
aptly named. We’d been fast friends almost from the moment we met. Had
that been five months ago? Daddy Jacob had insisted on waiting to introduce
me to Kitten until he was sure I wasn’t going to hurt her by leaving
abruptly. He’d been right. Kitten loved with her whole heart, and I
was honored to have found a place in her life. “Wait! I need my
ears!”

Kitten huffed out a mock exasperated breath, but I saw her lips twitch.
“So high maintenance. It’s a good thing you have me.” We
giggled as she helped me with my bunny ears and gave my hair one last fluff.
“Max will be so proud of you.” Practically bouncing on her toes,
she gave me a huge smile as she moved around the room looking for…
something. Another accessory for my hair? Different bunny ears? I was
partial to the pink ones. In the end she didn’t change anything, only
fussed over me. With every excited squeal, Kitten’s breasts jiggled
enticingly. I knew she had a child, and maybe there were a few stretch marks
on her tummy, but her body was tight and toned, her breasts small but firm
and perfectly formed.

“Are we ready? I think we’re ready!” The smile on
Kitten’s face was so beautiful she nearly took my breath. She was
flushed with excitement, which fueled my own anticipation. Whatever was
about to happen was something she was looking forward to in the
extreme.

It wasn’t unusual for us to help each other get ready when one of our
men decided to share us. Kitten often helped me pick out different tails and
ears when my turn came to be the entertainment after one of Daddy
Jacob’s meetings. We always had great fun.

We hurried down the long hall together, both of us giggling. I was hand in
hand with Kitten as she took us to the grand staircase. Naked. Fun times! We
skipped playfully down the stairs, laughing the whole way. I was becoming
more and more aroused the longer I was in Kitten’s company. The woman
simply oozed sex appeal, and I was not immune. I didn’t know the
protocol for this kind of situation, so I’d feel much better once I
was with Max again. Or at least had him give me the OK to do whatever.

Enzo stood at the bottom of the stairs, greeting us with a warm smile. He
was not only in charge of security for all of us, but also Daddy
Jacob’s oldest and most trusted friend. Kitten launched herself at
Enzo with a squeal, wrapping her arms around his neck and her legs around
his waist in delight.

Enzo’s warm chuckle filled the massive formal entry hall. “Ah,
little Kitten. You’re full of energy this evening, aren’t
you?”

“I am, Enzo. Are you joining us later?” Kitten smiled up at
him. Enzo’s affection for Kitten was obvious. Same as Kitten’s
affection for Enzo was plain to see.

The big man gave her one hard squeeze before gently setting her on her
feet. “Afraid not. I’m sure I’ll see you both soon
though.” He gave me a wink as he bent to kiss Kitten on the lips. She
giggled and wrapped her arms back around him so he could deepen the kiss,
sweeping his tongue into her mouth until Kitten was purring like, well, a
Kitten.

“Enzo.” Daddy Jacob stepped out of his study and leaned against
the doorframe, shaking his head. If I’d thought Daddy Jacob would be
angry or jealous another man was kissing his wife, I’d have been
wrong. Daddy Jacob grinned and shook his head as if Kitten’s antics
amused him. “Would you be so kind as to allow me the use of my wife
this evening?”

Enzo smiled down at Kitten with affection and not a small amount of lust.
“Only if you let me have the privilege of her company later in the
week when I’m not on duty.”

“You’re always on duty,” Daddy Jacob shot back, but his
lips spread wider and his eyes were merry. “But I think we can work
something out.”

 

About the Author

Welcome to Wanda Violet O.’s world of bedtime fantasy, where you’ll find a
variety of sexy creatures ready to drink their fill. Wanda specializes in
extreme kink. Monsters, BDSM role play… she’s got it all. Come take a look
for yourself!

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The Apache Kid Teaser

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ARMY APACHE SCOUT (The Apache Kid Chronicles-Volume 1)

 

Fiction / Indigenous / Historical Fiction / Native American

Date Published: 06-03-2015

Publisher: Hat Creek

 

 

From Army Scout to Outlaw, from Hero to Legend.

He survived the embers of the fires and murders at the Camp Grant Massacre
of the Apache. Young Has-kay-bay-nay-ntayl (“brave and tall and will
come to a mysterious end”), a child known by many names but later
feared and revered as the Apache Kid-grows up in two cultures where survival
means choosing between loyalty and betrayal, his people and their overseers.
Trained by the legendary Al Sieber and other former military officers, the
Kid makes a meteoric rise to prominence as a First Sergeant of scouts, a
warrior whose skill and leadership helps win the U.S. Army’s fight against
renegades and maintain peace between Apache bands at San Carlos
Reservation.

But neither war nor peace are ever simple. When forced to make an
impossible choice between his own People or the Army, he chooses his People.
His choice leads the Army to imprison him at Alcatraz. Released early by the
Army, Arizona Territory tries to imprison him again but he, with seven other
Apache on the way to Yuma Penitentiary, escape and become the object of the
greatest manhunt in Arizona history. The only one to survive the manhunt,
Kid becomes both a ghost and a legend, the most feared border outlaw for the
next ten years before vanishing into Mexico.

Seen through Kid’s eyes, The Apache Kid: Army Apache Scout brings to life
the thrilling and tragic journey of Apache Kid as a young man and the best
of the Army’s Apache scouts.

 

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Redmond nodded down the arroyo. “I’ve already put some bottles
out for targets. They’re about fifty paces apart. You can just barely
see the glint off the one at three hundred yards. Which one would you like
Kid to use for a target, Al?”

Sieber leaned against the corral fence post and stared down the arroyo at
the little berms. He scratched the whiskers on his cheeks and made a face as
though deep in thought. “I can barely see that last bottle in this
light. Why don’t you just shoot the most distant one you think you can
hit. That ’73 Winchester you’re carrying would have to shoot
like the bullet was following a rainbow to hit anything at three hundred
yards. I don’t think that would be a fair test of your shootin’
ability. Go ahead and take a shot.”

I wasn’t sure what Sieber was talking about when he mentioned bullets
and rainbows, but I was sure I could hit the most distant bottle. I flipped
up the ladder sight and set the notch piece for three hundred yards. Sieber
watched me with one raised eyebrow that said I was going to make a fool of
myself. Redmond had a little smile. He’d heard enough stories about my
shooting from others that he believed he knew what I could do.

I levered a round into my rifle’s chamber, sighted at the distant
glint and, at half breath, squeezed off a shot. There was a short delay, and
then the bottle at three hundred yards exploded into many shattered pieces.
Sieber’s jaw dropped. He looked at me and then back where the bottle
was and shook his head. “Kid, that was one great shot. Can you do that
for the bottles at one and two hundred yards?”

I nodded, set the ladder notch to two hundred yards, levered a new round
and, taking aim, shattered that bottle. I flipped the ladder sight down
since the rifle was accurate without it at one hundred yards, levered
another round into the firing chamber, and quickly blew that bottle into
many sparkling pieces of glass.

Sieber looked at me and grinned. “You don’t miss, do you?
What’s your longest shot?”

I grinned back at him. “I no miss. Use Father’s buffalo gun.
Shoot deer on edge of clearing in Galiuro Mountains canyon. Father say best
shot he ever see with his buffalo gun.”

Sieber laughed. “I expect that it was. You must have exceptional
eyesight. Did you use a telescopic sight on the rifle?”

“Hmmph, I see far. Nothing on rifle. What is telescopic
sight?”

Sieber smiled and shook his head. Redmond said, “It’s a big eye
like those used in soldier glasses and another little eye attached to the
ends of a long brass tube. That combination makes things easier to see and
hit at a long range. Your People call this big eye in a tube a
‘Shináá Cho.’”

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W. MICHAEL FARMER

W. MICHAEL FARMER blends over fifteen years of research into 19th-century
Apache history and Southwest living to create richly authentic stories. A
retired PhD physicist, his scientific work included laser-based measurements
of atmospheric aerosols, and he authored a two-volume reference on
atmospheric effects.

His fiction and essays have earned numerous honors, including three Will
Rogers Gold and six Silver Medallions, multiple New Mexico-Arizona Book
Awards, and a Spur Finalist Award. His novels include The Life and Times of
Yellow Boy, Legends of the Desert, and the award-winning Geronimo duology.
His latest novels include Trini! Come! and the Chato Duology, featuring
Desperate Warrior and Proud Outcast.

 

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YA Mystery, YA Suspense

Date Published: April 15, 2025

 

 

High school senior Decker Savage, burdened by his baby brother’s
death and dreading his parents’ impending divorce, sees his mother
with a scruffy stranger and follows him to a dark house. He hears shouts
upstairs, a man hits the floor, and the culprit escapes. Decker follows the
victim’s ambulance. Through their mutual love of baseball, they become
friends; but the elderly man can’t remember who attacked him, and
Decker fears the assailant will return. His grades crater, his relationships
go south, his baseball skills are erratic, and by entering the man’s
house, he broke the law.

He suffers anonymous attacks and receives threatening notes: if he
doesn’t forget the man and the house, he, his family, and his friend
will be the next victims. Will Decker be able to uncover the culprit’s
identity, solve the mystery, and stop the attacks?

About the Author

Nancy G. West

Nancy G. West was a University of Texas business major who switched to
English literature in grad school and discovered that writing fiction was a
lot more fun than accounting. Her April 2025 novel, RISKY PURSUIT, with its
young, resourceful protagonist, multiple adult POVs, and themes of family,
loss, risk, grief, secrets, danger, and courage, should appeal to readers
ages 14 and up.

She’s also the author of the Lefty-Award-nominated Aggie Mundeen
rom/com mysteries, and the psychological suspense novel, Nine Days to
Evil.

Her mystery/suspense novella, THE PLUNGE, was a June 2019 selection for
ALA’s book club.

Nancy West lives in Texas with her family.

 

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Jills of All Trades, Book One

Mystery, Contemporary Fantasy

Date Published: May 31, 2025

 

 

On the Northern California coast, beyond the mists of the ancient redwoods,
there’s a quiet town like any other. Sueños del Mar has
bakeries, repair shops, and friendly neighbors looking out for one
another.

 

Or so it would seem.

This is a deviously delicious lie.

 

Every resident of Sueños del Mar has a skeleton in the closet. Even
polar opposite best friends, roommates, and business partners Allison and
Dorseigh.

Dorseigh McHale is a simple girl next door, seeking to earn a living wage
and let go of her need to please everyone.

Allison Liddle seeks to leave her past behind and travel the world in
style.

Their simple plans are thwarted when an unconscious boy ends up in their
driveway.

The key to unlocking the secrets of the people and the town itself surfaces
once kids start to go missing. Accused of the kidnapping, The Jills of all
Trades, Allison and Dorseigh must add another skill to their resume: Amateur
detectives.

With the help of friends, and some red herrings along the way, the Jills
discover the missing children aren’t the only thing wrong with the
town of Sueños del Mar.

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T.J. Deschamps

T.J. Deschamps is a multi-genre author who lives in the Pacific Northwest
with her three kids, three cats, and one unbothered tortoise. In her spare
time, she can be found either curled up with a book and cats by a fire or
out in the forests and lakes hiking or kayaking.

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Beth Whiteman

Beth Whiteman is a multi-genre author who lives in the Midwest with her
husband, three children, dog, and cats. In her spare time, she is a champion
kid chauffeur, crocheter, crafter, and jewelry designer.

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Luna Court Virtual Book Tour

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Nonfiction/Memoir, Adventure, Coming of Age, Drama

Date Published: March 24, 2025

Publisher: MindStir Media

 

 

“Life on the road was a dream. Destinations were shaping up to be
cold, hard, complicated realities.”

The call of the open road, the music that fuels them, and the night that
changed everything… In the early 1990s, amidst the gritty allure of
Southern California’s burgeoning music scene, 18-year-old Denver finds
herself at a crossroads. Her father has been missing for over a year,
leaving behind a void that haunts her every moment. After high school
graduation, Denver and her best friend hit the road for a transformative
journey across the country.

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Prologue


AUGUST 1979

HE BURIED HIS ring.

My mother had died two years earlier, when I was just a toddler, and her ring went with her—into the casket, into the ground. My dad had kept his ring on, worn it through those aching, unsteady months of early grief. But now he was getting married again. And we were at my mother’s gravesite. And he was burying his ring.

He slid it from his knuckle up to his fingertip and used it as a tool to dig a small hole in the ground before dropping the ring near my mother’s headstone in the rolling hills of the San Fernando Valley. Then he covered the ring with soil, patting the mound tenderly. I remember thinking that I should probably miss my mom more than I did, but I was only two when she died, so how could I? And I loved my dad with such intensity—and felt just as intensely loved back—that there wasn’t much room for sadness in my heart that day.

There was a softness to my mom that I’ll never forget. A tall, quiet, weepy gentleness. If I closed my eyes tight, I could conjure a rippling image of a swimming pool, her arms around me as we floated. Tighter, and I saw a small kitchen. Broken dishes and blood everywhere.

I remember much less about my mother than I do about the diner we went to after my dad buried his ring. It was here, over a plate of pancakes and bacon, that I first heard the numbers 6-6-6.

“Something’s gonna happen,” my dad said, “but I hope not in your lifetime.”

He set his cup of coffee on the Formica tabletop and held my gaze. I knew he had something important to tell me. He said something about revelations, something I didn’t really understand, and that our mom had known the world was ending. Now he knew it, too. Computers, microchipping, salvation.

“People are going to be buying and selling things with computers, but only if they have the mark of the beast. And I will not ever take the mark of the beast. If I have to live on the side of the road, I will. And I won’t let it happen to you.”

I was only four. A beast, to me, was something under the bed. Something inside the closet. Something dangerous and snarling that could take my father away from me. Something terrible that might have taken my mother.

That night, I started praying fervently. And I never stopped.

Don’t let my daddy die. Don’t let the world end.

Please don’t let him take my daddy too.

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Dandy Noel

You might say Dandy’s lifelong pursuit of healing began in many
places: with parents who both abandoned her in different ways; with the
incredible cross-country road trip she embarked on as a teenager; or with a
transcendent night in Washington D.C.

The truth is, healing is not about beginnings or about endings. It’s
an invitation that beckons to every one of us.

 

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