Elise is a professional photographer with an apparently perfect family life. Things are never quite what they seem. "Some people have all the luck. One influential lover, another stunningly handsome one and an open travel account" is a quote from one of her less steadfast friends. She has a creative way of achieving some of her more successful photographs that lands her into trouble, scandal and eventually personal trauma. She discovers that close family are not necessarily as dependable as loyal friends nor even newly formed acquaintance.

The consequence of an affair with an Englishman, Demis Papahadjopoulos is brought up by his Greek Cypriot mother, Tahlia, and a wicked, Turkish-Cypriot stepfather who is fully aware that he has no genetic connection with the eldest child of his wife. The father is a self-centred, megalomaniac sadist. He subjects his wife to continual sexual demands, keeping her almost permanently pregnant or breast-feeding. He enhances his activities by including first Demis and then a younger sister in his demands. Tahlia accidentally discovers this obscene behaviour and impetuously runs away taking only her...

Elise Harper, a professional photographer, has a sexual appetite that for some men brings satisfaction and fulfillment yet for others means disgrace and death. A rich, spoilt bitch, Elise is married off by her ambitious, domineering parents to an elderly man of wealth and potential title. She satisfies her husband by producing two sons for him. The story enters her photographic studio and its workings. She has an assistant, who becomes exceptionally resentful of the male models that Elise rewards sexually, resolutely excluding him from such attention and thwarting his desires. He uses her...

William Harper is a shy, obsessive-compulsive who is seriously traumatized in his youth. In a later era he may have been diagnosed as mildly autistic. He derives comfort from repetitive habits. He can be gravely troubled if things are not done in a familiar way. His family history includes a minor title currently in the possession of his childless elder brother. A certain foreign business man of immense wealth desires his family lineage to include aristocracy and presses his suit for William to marry his daughter, Elise. The day William sees Elise for the first time is a major turning point...

Enlargements Book 6 of the Further Beyond the Camera Saga Bryn Crawford is a choirboy. Good school, solid family, unadventurous, unambitious, highly intelligent but with high moral beliefs stemming from his intensively religious education. He is not, however, a religious fanatic. He progresses through university and becomes the lead singer in a local group for many years. He meets a rather special lady, a glamourous whore, who teaches him exactly how to please his women. She is keen to encourage a permanent relationship but Bryn is looking for his soul-mate. He goes to France to train as a...

It is 1735. Dick Turpin, the notorious highwayman, is deep in arms that belong to some luscious black curls. He hears the shouted warning that the law is close on his heels. Grabbing little other than his famous horse, Black Bess, he makes a speedy exit through underground caves and tunnels. After a long, dark walk, he and the horse emerge, tired and hungry, on unfamiliar grassy downlands. They find a convenient stable to bed down for the night. When he awakes in the morning, he finds the carriages are no longer drawn by horses and the young ladies tend to be clad in britches. There is...