In Ancient Egypt, during the reign of Pharaoh Thutmose IV, major plans to restore the crumbling sphinx are paused as the workers strike. In the tedium, two workers take a sunset stroll by the Great Pyramid. Turns out, there is a way to take their mind off their worries...
Kez is ship’s cook on a stolen ship crewed by pirates. The pirates are on the run from the corrupt Ascendancy government, and they’ve just picked up two new passengers: ‘unicorn’ people, aliens also fleeing for their lives.
Between towering trees and deadly desert, Kez and xir crewmates explore the dangers and wonders of a new, unexplored planet. Kez finds xirself embroiled in an unwitting rivalry over the lovely alien Seely, even as the crew struggles to find a water source. But water and sex might be the least of their worries…
In this sequel to ‘Slave to the High Priest’, High Priestess Itasa and her illicit lover, Sable, prepare for a sumptuous festival. How long can they keep their love a secret? And what will happen when Sable’s master, the High Priest, finds them in flagrante?
Kez is ship’s cook on a stolen ship crewed by pirates. The pirates are on the run from the corrupt Ascendancy government, and they’ve just picked up two new passengers: ‘unicorn’ people, aliens also fleeing for their lives.
On a dangerous, unexplored planet, Kez and the alien Seely are separated from their crewmates after an earthquake. Things don’t look good for their survival: with half-broken equipment and battered bodies, they struggle to hold out, lost in caves deep in the mountains, trying not to lose hope…
Amaya is the youngest niece of the king. Once she believed she was only good for a marriage alliance, but now she knows her destiny is far greater. She has magic! Seduced and initiated into the erotic, disciplined world of magicians, she is unable to resist both temptation and adventure.
Kidnapped in the middle night by conniving, sadistic Sun priests, Amaya finds her whole world turned on its head. Her secret world of erotic magic is not so secret. No longer can she be innocent of her kingdom’s politics.
