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Hearts A Plenty

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Hearts A Plenty

Welcome to Awry, the sleepy Midwest town where family roots run deep and friendships deeper; where passion burns white-hot and secrets are everybody’s business.

Claire and Jared’s love affair is intense before Mark arrives in town for the Thanksgiving holiday. The three spend the week partaking in each other, expressing their gratitude and the spirit of sharing in the most erotic and physical way possible. But when the lovers must gather around the festive family table to celebrate and give thanks, will their newly expanded relationship be met with approval or shame? Claire loves both men and they are indeed her lovers, but Mark is also something more. Her stepbrother. Will they have the courage to fight for the love in their hearts?

Contains: Ménage, MFM, anal play/sex; polyamory

Reviewer: Ursshebear

Review: Jan 4, 2011

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Genre(s): Erotic Romance, Menage / Multiple Partners

Rosemary Gunn took a risk when she wrote, "Hearts A Plenty." In this novelette she raises the question of just what would you consider being related. Are step-siblings by marriage related or is there enough distance from the gene pool to consider them not really related. Clair, Jared and Mark make quite the unusual threesome and yet they seem to love each other. Yes, there's hearts a plenty for the

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Open Proposal

Contemporary/Molten Silver

Samantha and Eve have it all: a beautiful home, successful careers, and a loving relationship. When the use of a sex toy brings Sam's latent desires to the forefront, the women decide to find someone who can give Sam the one thing that Eve cannot.

Roman--Eve’s best friend from childhood--is surprised by their unusual request, but agrees to play anyway. Eve has always been able to count on Roman to be there when she needed him.

What she hadn’t counted on were her own feelings regarding him. Will an open proposal mark the end of a friendship or the beginning of something more than any of them could have anticipated?

Contains: homoerotic F/F sex; menage M/F/F, F/M/F

Reviewer: Angi

Review: May 31, 2010

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Genre(s): Erotic Romance, GLBTQ, Menage / Multiple Partners

Samantha Brooks and Eve Penn are partners, in law and in love. But Sam has a desire for something Eve can’t fully give her. A man in her bed. Or can she? When Eve suggests Sam hook up with her best friend, Roman Walker, Sam can’t say no. Roman has been in love with Eve for a lifetime. They have been best friends since childhood, but nothing else. Roman would love to have more with Eve but knows t

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