Marina's mind is a luxurious fantasy world populated with famous, attractive men that she has no desire to actually meet in person. There are no complications that way, and absolutely no disappointments. What would she have to say to one of them, anyway?

It's a great life. But even Marina admits that sometimes a person can lose sight of reality, go a little crazy, lose control - "When you start to feel that desire - when you start to formulate concrete, doable plans to actually in-person meet the obsession, warning bells should go off. This is a dangerous desire. Trust me. I would say that...

Liz suspects that there might be something not quite right about her newest Mr. Right. Book 1 in Series: Tom and Wiley Also in this Series: Book 2: Wiley Royce Book 3: Generally Recognized as Safe Book 4: Wiley Royce Versus The Martians

The confession of Detective Simon Pesco was dictated not to human being, but to an unsympathetic, non-judgmental machine. Was it the stress of the unsolved crime involving his wife that made this twenty year police veteran finally snap? Or could the unnatural story he recites about sex crimes and betrayals have a kernel of truth in it? Read Crypsis, the complete transcription of Pesco's eerie confession, and decide for yourself.

When they were little girls, Madeline and Mary shared everything. Clothes, toys, games. As young women, they discovered something else they could share, more fun than clothes or toys: men. And theirs was a harmless game, until one of them decided she didn't want to share with her sister . . .

After a wild night on the town with an entirely inappropriate young man, Rae believes she has glimpsed the magical realms that exist just beyond what we can see and touch. Curious to delve deeper into the mysteries she has witnessed, she unwittingly invites a presence into her world - a being she can't send back, even if she could summon the power to do so.