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Little Red Dress
 

Madison's marriage has suddenly fallen apart so she seeks comfort in the arms of her long-time work crush, Ray. With his adventurous spirit, devestating goodlooks, and sexual prowess, he strokes more than just her ego. In fact, he's the perfect rebound guy, though he'd like to be more. Madison decides to find out if Ray can be more than a friend with benefits...and then along comes Tucker.

 

Tucker is an artist with his head in the clouds, but he makes it clear he'd like to have his head between her thighs. Not to mention her ex-husband, Marc makes a ploy to lure Maddie back to his bed. Figuring out which man is the right one for her requires the right wardrobe choice--her LBD? Oh hell no. A romance this spicy calls for nothing less than her best little red dress.

Progress: 26,000 of 50,000 words.


 

Desire
 
The head of The Council of Dieties comes to Bacchus, God of Intoxication and Ecstasy to tell him they've decided a certain Eastern philosopher has a valid point: desire does indeed appear to be the root of all suffering. Therefore The Council has decided to do the world a favor and oust Bacchus and his realm of desire from the Pantheon. The fallen god wallows in his fate on Earth until he meets a source of motivation named Arianna--a cocktail waitress with a heart of gold who's trapped in an abusive relationship with a Cubano gangster.
 
Full of divine inspiration, Bacchus contacts The Council and strike a deal. If he can help Arianna mitigate her suffering and vanquish her personal demons, then The Council will overturn its verdict and reinstate him.
 
Ahhh, but nothing in the battle of good and evil is ever so simple. Certain forces oppose Bacchus outright and at times the ex-god is his own worst enemy. Will Bacchus be able to save his dark beauty and in doing so save himself?
Progress: 1st draft completed. 65,000 words