Let’s hear it for the Mommies! The Mommies of Maple Street, that is. Zach is struggling to accept himself as a Little. How could he not be, after that Little nature broke up his marriage? His ex just couldn’t accept that side of him. Now, he’s on his own. Then, one day, the most beautiful woman in the world wanders into his shop. He’s crazy about Destiny! It might even be love at first sight, as far as Zach is concerned. Hot on her heels is her friend, Heather, who just happens to be a Mommy. Sensing that Zach is too shy—and too plagued by self-doubt—to ask Destiny out, she ...

What is "Female Leadership?" It's accepting that "She knows best" in all matters. From the finances to the household to how things get done. It's trusting in her judgement to run things. This doesn't make the man weak, just the opposite, because men are the best at "getting things done."

Cat burglar takes on a whole other meaning when you are a werelion. But thief, Trisha Sandstrom considers it her livelihood; her sole purpose in life is to steal from the rich and make herself well-off. No Robin Hood philosophy for her. Ever since she was turned into a werelion, life has taken on a rather selfish patina for Trisha. Ready to shake the dust of Georgia from her heels, one last heist lies between her and the beaches of Saint-Tropez. Summer Branson is one of Savannah, Georgia’s wealthiest women. She operates a business catering to men’s most base and sensual desires, but ...

Kara, a college freshman, finds herself single after her boyfriend left her on the side of the road. She refused to give him what he wanted, so he refused to give her a ride home. After she got service on her cell phone, Kara went to the only person she knew she could count on, her stepsister Amber. While Amber was sympathetic, she had long since given up hope on the male gender. Instead, she found love and solace in the arms of women. Kara knew that her stepsister was a lesbian, but she never fully understood the attraction to the female form, until a chance kiss changed everything between...

Iris was just like every other student at Charleston Community College and like most, she was having trouble in one of her classes. Her algebra class was the pits and the teacher, Mrs. Rall, had seemed to take it upon herself to make every class worse than the last. She called her to the front, knowing that she didn’t know the answers and made comments of her falling grade in front of everyone. So, it was surprising when the older teacher offered to tutor her the last week or two, to help get her grade up from the low C that it was. Iris needed to bring her grade up to keep her ...