Devil’s Man Teaser

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LGBTQ+ Dark Romantasy

Date Published: April 10, 2026

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Research at Loveland College has never been quite so productive…

 

Devil’s Man: Roman vows to have Carter, a reclusive professor, one way or
another. Roman’s devilish scheme to seduce Carter succeeds, to the great
pleasure of all involved, but their tryst ends with dire consequences. To stay
alive, Roman and Carter will have to face their deepest fears.

Between the Covers: Leah has to discover why Loveland College students are
obsessed with having sex in her section of the college library. Leah turns to
Sam, a Campus Security Detective, for expert advice. Together they seek the
truth… Between the Covers.

Mayan Destiny: Professor Patrice Valez dreams of Mayan ruins and gods of old.
When she wins a grant to study an obscure Mayan temple, she’s stunned, and not
entirely happy, to discover her Mayan obsession has a purpose — and a price.

Bump in the Night — “Department of Paranormal Research.” Wade’s colleagues
laugh at the title on his office door. But if he can debunk the ghosts of the
famed Hoag Mansion, he’ll finally start getting the recognition he deserves.
What he finds instead are things that go bump in the night…

 

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EXCERPT

“Over here.”

There was an impatient huff before a woman said, “I thought you said you
knew where it was.”

Leah Spencer paused in the act of replacing a book into its proper Dewey
decimal order on the shelf. She looked around but didn’t see anyone. Still,
the sounds of heavy breathing were coming from a nearby location.

“I do. It’s right here.” Teeth of a zipper were parted.

“That is not what I’m looking for.” This time instead of sounding
aggrieved, the female’s voice dripped with amusement.

Oh, crap. Not again. Her section of the library had to be the hottest
make out spot on campus lately.

“Suck me,” a male voice hissed.

“Like this?”

“Oh, yeah. That’s it.”

He started to moan. Wet sounds slipped between the logically ordered
tomes to reach Leah’s ears. Her face heated, and so did her feminine core.

“Lick it.”

Apparently his lover complied because inarticulate encouragement ensued.
Leah considered peeking around the spines to catch a glimpse of their faces so
she could give a description to campus security, but as soon as she moved, the
book in her hands rasped against the ones on the shelf at her waist.

“What was that?” the woman asked, suspicious.

Leah froze, her heart beating frantically at the thought of being
discovered. It would certainly get her fired if the administration learned
she’d been listening to, rather than interrupting, the copulating couple.
Assuming, of course, that she survived the humiliation of being labeled a
sexual voyeur.

“It’s nothing. Ignore it,” her partner replied.

“I really think –”

He cut her off. “No one ever comes up here. No one except people like
us. Might get crowded, but we’re not going to get in trouble.”

His partner seemed reassured by his explanation. “Yeah, I guess you’re
right.”

Safe for the moment, Leah carefully stepped out of her shoes so her feet
wouldn’t make a sound as she dashed down the main corridor, away from the
action. Once she’d reached her miniscule office, she picked up the phone and
dialed a number she knew by heart.

“It’s happening again,” Leah said as soon as Campus Security Detective
Samuel Zheng answered.

“Damn. That makes the fourth time today.”

The husky tenor of his voice jumpstarted the lust already simmering in
her veins. Leah wished she were brave enough to intimately touch herself
during one of these conversations. So far, she hadn’t dared. But to come to
the sound of his voice, to be that close to him whether he knew it or not,
would be… would be… pathetic.

“Leah?”

She sighed, dismissing the fantasy and zeroing in on reality. “Yeah, I’m
here.”

“I’m on my way. Don’t let them leave.”

Right, she thought as the dial tone echoed in her ear. Even if Sam ran
the whole way, it would take him ten minutes to arrive. She was a
five-foot-nothing couch potato. How was she supposed to restrain two healthy
adults if they were determined to go? Keep them riveted with a discourse on
the finer points of fellatio?

Assuming they hadn’t already left, she’d have to stay where she could
monitor them. Listening to their passionate directives. Picturing them…

Enough!

As quietly as she could, Leah tiptoed back to her hiding place. Again,
somehow she betrayed her presence. Damn Sam for asking her to do his job!

“There’s another noise,” the woman hissed. “Someone’s coming.”

“No one is coming but me, baby. Suck me a little harder, would ya?”

The woman chuckled softly. “Mmm, you’re such a big boy. Gonna have to
find something special to do for you.” In the quiet, close quarters, Leah
detected the rustle of fabric, followed by the snick of a bra being undone.
“How about this, stud? Does it do anything for you?”

“That… is so… hot.”

Images of what they might be doing flickered through Leah’s mind. She
closed her eyes. Their out-of-sync heavy breathing fueled the white-hot lust
pulsing between her legs. She envisioned a pair of plump breasts surrounding a
hard shaft, the rosy head peeking up from the deep, lily-white valley.

“Gonna let me fuck you?” the guy panted out.

“No, I want you to come like this. All over my breasts.”

“Oh, yeah.”

The smell of sex permeated the air. Leah’s clit throbbed. She didn’t
want to risk moving around too much for fear of scaring them off, but she had
to do something to soothe the ache in her swollen clit. Using the only option
that came to mind, Leah placed a heavy tome between her legs. As quietly as
possible, she ground against it so the rigid spine rode over her pussy,
sending ripples of pleasure through her body.

People often teased her about getting off on books, but this was the
first time she’d actually attempted it. The thought almost made her giggle,
but she choked it off.

“That’s it. Fuck my tits, stud.”

“Gonna come,” he announced.

“Do it for me. Do it now.”

Leah was near the edge herself. As he grunted through his climax, Leah
rubbed the book between her legs. Given the volume’s size, it took both hands
although she badly wished one were free to pluck at her pebbled nipples.

She’d never felt so wanton in her life. She imagined semen coating the
woman’s breasts, his hands rubbing it in. Her mouth licking him clean. All the
while, her BOB substitute stroked her into a frenzy of wet, hot need.

“Here, let me get that.” Whatever the man’s offer entailed, his partner
seemed to enjoy it. Her cry of pleasure triggered Leah’s release. It wasn’t
the best orgasm of her life, but her reaction was intensified by the fact that
she’d made it happen at all. In the library. Where she could have been caught
at any second.

What in the hell had she been thinking?

As she pondered the depths of her recent depravity, the lights overhead
dimmed for a full ten seconds, then brightened again. It signaled the
five-minute warning before the staff started herding students out of Loveland
College Library. Shit! Where was Sam?

 

 

About the Author

Kira Stone has been around the block…the writer’s block, that is.

From vamps and witches to historical heroes, from futuristic scientists to
paranormal corporate executives, from Canadian werewolves to off-world
shifters, Kira has written about them all. Manlove has sparked hot and heavy
in many of her plots, but Kira also finds a lucky lady to keep the sexy heroes
company from time to time. While Scotland remains her favorite place in the
world, Kira is constantly in search of new adventures to add to the creative
primordial ooze where her best stories are born.

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Unbroken: Life Outside the Lines Blitz

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Trauma Memoir

Date Published: February 10, 2026

Publisher: Unbroken

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“Unbroken: Life Outside the Lines” plunges you into
Adriene Caldwell’s childhood—a world of grinding poverty, mental
illness, and violence—then lifts you back out on a fierce up‑draft of
resilience. Page after page, she peels back the polite veneer of society to
reveal the systemic betrayals that let children like her slip through every
safety net, yet she never relinquishes the fragile ember of hope that keeps
her alive. Her voice is unflinchingly honest—at turns raw, lyrical, and
darkly humorous—as she chronicles the horrors she endured and the
instinct that urged her to fight for her little brother, and for herself, when
no one else would. By the final chapter, you will understand why she can say,
without irony, “We are not defined by our damage… We
are Unbroken,” and you will close the book convinced that survival, in
her hands, is its own quietly triumphant art form.

 

 

About the Author

 Adriene Caldwell

 Adriene Caldwell is an author and advocate from Houston, Texas. Her memoir,
Unbroken: Life Outside the Lines, traces the quiet aftermath of childhood
trauma and the long arc of healing. Through writing, talks, and
UnbrokenCaldwell.com, she champions hope, resilience, and storytelling as
tools for recovery.

 

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A Cowboy’s Dilemma Blitz

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Western Historical Fiction

Date Published: 08-19-2025

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As the Kelly Can Saga continues, Charlie and his wife, Susan, must deal with
continued conflict as they attempt to grow their fledgling Kelly Oil Company.
Like many other oilmen, Charlie and his partner, Hank Thomas, want to acquire
oil and mineral rights to the Osage Nation’s land in northern Oklahoma.
This leads them to confrontations with an adversary from their recent past.
Susan’s life is imperiled by those evil characters. How will her cowboy
come to her rescue and deal with dangerous direct threats on their lives?
Charlie rapidly steps up to the challenge as any past Top Hand at the
world-famous Miller’s 101 Ranch would.

 

 

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E. Joe Brown

 

E. Joe Brown is an award-winning author of
novels, short stories, and memoirs. His current projects include a series of
historical fiction novels set in his native Oklahoma. Publication of the first
book in the series is scheduled for August 2022. His memoir ‘Mickey and
Me’ about meeting his hero, Mickey Mantle, is now featured in the
National Baseball Hall of Fame. Joe currently serves as President of New
Mexico Westerners, an Advisor to the SWW Board of Directors, and is a member
of Western Writers of America and Military Writers Society of
America.
He supports his love of music and performance through
active membership in the International Western Music Association. He served on
the organization’s board of directors for three years. In 2013, Governor
Susanna Martinez appointed him a New Mexico Music Commissioner.
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Joe concluded his lifetime
military and civil service careers upon retirement on June 30, 2010. An
exciting multi-faceted career of firsts included leading the USAF Range
Instrumentation Team to aid the original NASA Space Shuttle program. His team
helped create the Shuttle Worldwide Network and supported the first six
missions of Space Shuttle Columbia. As the Air Force Flight Test Center
Project Manager, he guided the design, construction, and implementation of the
Benefield Anechoic Facility on Edwards AFB. The facility tests
state-of-the-art electronic warfare systems in a secure environment. His final
assignment was in direct support of the two-star Major General at Edwards AFB
where he advised on strategic planning to assure future readiness to test USAF
and Department of Defense weapons systems.
An alumnus of the
Oklahoma State University College of Engineering, Joe continued his
engineering education during both his military and civil service careers. He
completed coursework at the University of Colorado, Georgia Institute of
Technology, George Washington University, University of Tennessee, Chapman
University, and the University of California at Los Angeles. He later
completed a BS in Business Management at Phoenix University and the Executive
MBA program with a Strategic Planning emphasis from Webster University.
Joe
has been married to his wife Linda for over fifty years, and their sons have
given them five beautiful grandchildren.
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Tilly and the Wisdom Trials Blitz

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Children’s Fantasy Adventure, Educational Fiction / Learning
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Date Published: February 27, 2026

 

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In this imaginative and heartwarming picture book, Tilly and the Wisdom
Trials introduces young readers to a world hidden beneath the prairie – a
place where learning is a magical adventure and knowledge is the key to
unlocking ancient secrets.

Tilly, a clever and kind-hearted young badger, discovers a mossy wooden gate
hidden among vines and roots, setting her on an unexpected path: the legendary
Wisdom Trials. With her loyal companions, the Brainy Bunch, she journeys
through a series of challenges that test more than just book smarts. From
riddle gates and logic tunnels to kindness puzzles and courage quests, each
trial demands wit, empathy, and commitment.

Written in lyrical rhyme and brimming with wonder, Tilly and the Wisdom Trials
is the first book in the Critter Quest Academy Collection – a series that
blends adventure, problem-solving, and joyful learning in an underground world
of whimsical crifters. Ideal for fans of The Questioneers and The Tale of
Despereaux, this story celebrates curiosity, resilience, and the magic of a
mind set on discovery.

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David Tra is a computer scientist, educational game developer, and
children’s author who creates story-driven learning experiences that
blend games, books, and curiosity. He is the creator of Critter Quest Academy,
an interactive educational platform and book series that turns problem-solving
into adventure.

 

David previously developed the educational math games El Mathador and Treasure
Math, helping students build confidence through play. He is also the author of
The Star of Shanraz, a novel for teen readers. His latest work focuses on the
Prairie City Adventures and Critter Quest Academy books, beginning with Tilly
and the Wisdom Trials,
the featured launch title that introduces young readers
to a whimsical underground world where questions, puzzles, and curiosity guide
the journey.

 

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Cressida’s Sacrifice Teaser

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Steampunk Romantic Suspense

Date Published: April 10, 2026

 

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 Clara looks for love in an alien city of lust. Can Cressida’s passion
save the love of her life?

Automaton engineers Clara Wheeler and Edmund Blake travel to the moon with
spiritualist Cordelia and her automaton lover, Adam, along with Home Office
Agent Harry Kincaid. Clara has a suspicion their chaperones, the lusty
Lunarians Pamela and Burton, are not the beautiful technologically advanced
benefactors they seem. Clara fears the pair are hideous monsters, killing
humans to possess their bodies.

Cressida Troy, now the Empress of Space, Nil Ilson, has sacrificed her
humanity to marry the Lunarian emperor, Mon Ilson — perhaps the most powerful
witch of them all. As their visit to the lusty city progresses, both in and
out of bed, Clara learns more than she wanted. She fears the experiment to
open a portal to the other side risks not only the destruction of the
Lunarians, but of humanity as well.

 

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I am very old, sometimes new, and my changes are looked forward to.


I am mostly silver, and occasionally wear a ruddy hue, but I am hardly ever
blue.

I am brightest at night, and control the oceans with all my might.

And bless toiling farmers with my pearly light.

What am I?

Embarrassingly childish doggerel I know, but I enjoy composing riddles. They
also afford a distraction from troubling thoughts. The puzzles can be complex
and obtuse which I relish, or simple and obvious. The former irritates Edmund,
my fellow Lovelace Protocol engineer exceedingly. He accuses me of showing
off.

In the circumstances this one was far too easy to solve, and Burton Sobel, my
Lunarian guide who’d become my lover, didn’t even bother saying
the solution. He condescended to give me a reassuring smile as he tightened
the buckle of my seat belt.

In desperate need for a more substantial diversion, I looked up into his
handsome face with an obvious invitation. Taking the hint his lips quickly
claimed mine with a passionate kiss. I returned it with enthusiasm, and felt
instantly guilty, for I was simply using him. I needed him on my side if I was
to solve the Lunarian riddle.

“Don’t be concerned,” he said after a long moment. He had
mint green eyes, and his unwavering regard was disconcerting. Did he know what
I was up to, I wondered. “I will look after you. I promise.”

“Thank you,” I told him, and snatched another kiss. I had to be
sure I’d won him back after my beastly accusations. Though I believed
them to be true, for the moment I must deny them. “You’ve been
very kind. I’m quite recovered. I apologise for my wild
imaginings.”

“Don’t dwell on it,” he said, and kissed me again.
“It’s been a difficult few days.” He gave my hand a squeeze
before pushing himself away to check on my fellow passengers.

Difficult indeed. The two automatons, Jack and Jill, my colleague Edmund Blake
had been ordered to take to the Moon had broken their Lovelace Protocols and
tried to kill Miss Cordelia Warrington, one of our fellow passengers.

I watched Burton glide gracefully toward the others. Like all Lunarians he was
preternaturally beautiful, and that observation made me rehash my fears about
them. Why did they look like us? If, as the rumours went, they came from the
planet Mars, how was it they resembled humans in every respect? If Mr. Darwin
was correct, that species evolved over time by accidental mutation, and the
successful alteration selected by nature, how could two species separated by
the gulf of space be so alike?

Not only that. Why were they so good-looking? Every Lunarian I had met, and
granted that was precious few, were striking in their attractiveness. The
observation was not mine alone. Even The Times declared them “diamonds
of the first water — exquisite, flawless, and as radiant as the Koh-i-Noor
that graces our Sovereign’s crown.”

What aspect of impartial nature could select so handsome a race? Was that
selection natural at all? I thought not.

That was not the only aspect that caused me discomfort. It was their
character. Noted again by newspaper columnists who had the opportunity to meet
them, the people from the moon were always polite to extremis in private,
their behaviour in public impeccable. To me they were just too perfect.

That they had first come to the attention of the general public with a
dazzling display of raw power — destroying hundreds of airships and navy
vessels in an instant. That dramatic appearance had saved the empire from a
sneak attack by our European foes. The Queen’s wholehearted embrace of
them, natural enough I suppose as they had come to us in our hour of need,
worried me. The officious manner in which Her Majesty’s agents had
press-ganged Edmund and me into our current situation further deepened my
suspicions.

If that wasn’t enough, what I had surmised in the last few days
terrified me. It seemed their leader, Mon Ilson, was a powerful witch who had
mastery over life and death. Apparently, Mon Ilson was immortal. Our mission
was to bring automatons to the moon so he could experiment on transferring the
soul of a dead man into a machine. This was impossible, I was certain, however
it seemed he could harness his magical powers to make the transfer possible.

The dark conclusion of my fears and surmising was that I suspected that Mon
Ilson was transferring the souls of Lunarians into the bodies of humans he had
killed. Not that he should choose only ill-featured victims, but he selected
only attractive people to kill. It seemed to make his crime more perverse, if
that were possible. My thread of reasoning was absurdly simple, like my silly
riddles. No wonder Edmund scoffed and thought me eligible for a darkened cell
in Bedlam or Coney Hatch. He had pulled at each strand, and my surmises had
unravelled — at least in his estimation — into a messy pile of yarn. He
seemed unaware that his infatuation with his Lunarian lover may have biased
his criticism.

Nevertheless, I had entertained the notion that I was the victim of a crazed
delusion, but Mr. Frasier — Cordelia’s contact in the spirit world —
had given me some hope. Discovering that there really was a spirit world was
yet another assault on my scientific creed. That I now relied upon a dead man
to seek out the souls of those foully murdered by Mon Ilson to prove my claim,
made me further doubt my sanity.

Madness aside, my assertion that the Lunarians intended to subjugate all of
humanity, employing the military and industrial might of our Empire to
accomplish it, was as clear to me as water. What galled me most was the
betrayal of our sovereign, Queen Victoria. Willing or unwilling, weak or
wilful, it seemed to me she had become a partner in this most diabolical
crime, and it saddened me deeply to think it.

So, what was I to do about this?

I looked about the cabin. We were a strange collection: three women, two men,
and one automaton. First was Miss Cordelia Warrington, a spiritualist who was
to play a crucial role in a bizarre and outlandish experiment. She and Mr.
Frasier, who I must insist is real as all my hopes rely on him, were to
contact the soul of one Fritz von Wellen, and by doing so allow the Lunarian
emperor to magically conduct him into the brain of an automaton. It was
ludicrous to be sure. To deposit an incorporeal soul into a head filled with
copper and brass ratchets and gears is simply preposterous.

“Doesn’t your soul, an incorporeal entity, reside quite happily in
a vessel of flesh and blood?” Burton had reminded me with a
condescending smile. “How is brass any different?”

I had bitten my lip. “Touché,” I replied. I suspected the
experiment was simply the camouflage of the real task — the transfer of
Fritz’s soul into the body of a recently murdered human being.

 

About the Author

Aussie Mikala Ash used to be a mild-mannered training & development
consultant by day, and a wild sci-fi and paranormal adventure writer by night.
Now she is a brazen full-time writer and nature photographer who is
concentrating on having among other things, “… bags, and bags of
fun!” Mikala can be found on Facebook and on Twitter.

 

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