They all start the bank holiday weekend, but how many will finish it and arrive back at work on the right side of the law and still alive?

    Finding her boyfriend of five years in the arms of another woman, on her birthday no less, set her feet onto a new path.After turning to her studies for a distraction, Holly planned on getting through each day with her head buried beneath her books and living in a fantasy world of half-remembered dreams. She never thought Ari Kent, the new student in her Statistics class, could bring those dreams to light with the gift of a simple pen.A'Ruairi Kentigern was twelve years old when his entire life was thrown out of balance. Nephew to the High Lord of the Seleighe Court, the young prince had just met the mate he was fated to be with when an Unseleighe raid stole her away. For two hundred years he sought to be reunited with Shaela, his soul's twin.In Holly, Ari has found his Shaela. In Ari, Holly has found a link to the world she thought only existed in dreams. If Ari can gain Holly's trust and show her the world she comes from, will she open her heart to him?Two Unseleighe nobles stand ready to block their path. Blood will certainly be shed as Ari and Holly fight to forge a new faerie tale. Has this young changeling found her heart's champion?

    Eric, a nervous crossdresser, finds the sissy glamour fashion photo shoot his wife arranged results in him being more of a woman than he ever expected when he poses as a bride and is deflowered in a most intimate manner.

    Many chapters include personal accounts of individuals' experiences to illustrate the importance of library services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer/questioning users. Specific topics include: library services provided to LGBTIQ youth; collection assessment and the process of gauging user satisfaction; the classification of LGBTIQ resources in the Dewey Decimal Classification system; attempts to restrict access to LGBTIQ resources through challenges, censorship, and Internet filtering; and workplace concerns of LGBTIQ library workers. Instructors considering this book for use in a course may request an examination copy here.

    There, they meet mysterious Tauni.One hot man and two sexy women heat up the mountain air that leaves no fantasy required.Content warning; Explicit sex/language, f/m/f and f/f sex scenes

    He soon learns that this is no ordinary holiday bash—it’s an exclusive sex party, where saucy secret Santa favours are exchanged and even the Christmas tree’s hung—with condoms.Diana has chosen Tim as the perfect gift for their charismatic host, Max. But before Max gets to unwrap his Christmas present, the other guests want to play naughty and nice with his new boy-toy.Tim’s in for a very sexy Christmas Eve. Welcome to the party.Reader Advisory: This book contains multiple partners in scenes of M/F and M/M. This book contains characters from other Total-E-Bound releases by Rachel Randall, but can be read as a stand-alone story.

    Political, social, and religious reforms have melded the vastness of humanity into one voice and world. Deviant Behavior isn't permitted. An underground movement has sprung up to free humanity from terrible persecution, blind prejudice, and false progression. Marlene Strombella a native of the Mars Colony she hides her lesbian passions from the general public. She lives a lie, a false marriage, to avoid detection by the government. A starship of alien refugees has been granted political asylum from their home planet. Nicknamed "Dualies" for the tall, elegant aliens possess both set of genitals and are shunned by most humans. Marlene finds herself attracted to one of them. A willowy and elegant creature named C'est'a. She strives to come to grips with her fascination. But between her regular job, her role in the Resistance, and the "re-genderization" of her last lover Marlene cannot cope with it all. Does she have time to uncover the truth of her feelings for C'est'a, break through the distrust her would-be lover's race have for humans, and still carry out her covert operations? Or will Mars erupt into possible interstellar or inter-species war first?

    Zorn and family are at The Anders Hotel, in the little port of Roknor, whose main attraction in daytime is its crowded beach, and in the evening its many clubs. Rejoicing in recently turning sixteen, Zorn has ten days to find Holiday Love, and isn't helped by the presence of Kevin, a coarse and violent homophobe. But despite their differences, neither can escape life's challenges, and find to their dismay that our joys and sorrows come mixed and inseparable. The mid twenty-first century is a time of looking back, a time laden with much nostalgia for the past, but little money. The Great World Depression of the 2020s has seen to that. It is a time of thumbing through the music, films and fashions of the last century, a time of imitating the lost Golden Age of the 1900s. It is also the era of core language, the final perfection of politically correct speech avoiding the use of such hideously offensive words as "he" and "she," with all their built-in stereotypes, all their dangerous assumptions about gender roles and sexuality. Yet it is a time when, though all has changed, nothing has changed. The sea still surges to the distant horizon, the waves still crash to the beach, and on these daily washed sands new people act out the ancient dramas afresh. Zorn is a story of romance, adventure and coming of age in this post-apocalyptic society.