It's the world's oldest fantasyA threesome. A ménage à trois. A love sandwich.Most of us have fantasized about being with a pair of hotties. Some of us have been lucky enough to live the fantasy.KD West brings you a collection of steaming hot tales of friendly mènages -- a girl and two guy friends becoming... much more.Includes The Visitor, The Visitor Comes Homes, The Visitor Comes Again, The Visitor Goes to Work, Truth & Games (with epilogue!), Over the Top, Folding Herself In, and The Trouble with Triplets.(MMF threesome romance, bisexuality, explicit sex. Adult readers only.)

A story of sexy firefighters, a mystery partner, and embracing the unknown — literally The first installment in The Visitor Saga! Lea's got a four-alarm fire raging and she knows just who she wants to put it out. Or does she? Lea is visiting Atlanta on a job interview, and her best friend's brother, Sean the firefighter, is happy to give her a place to sleep. But his is the bed she'd rather sleep in. Or perhaps it's his roommate Andy's? And when a visitor comes to her that night... Well, two sexy men: who is she to be picky if it's one, or if it's the other, or...? (MF, MMF ménage à trois. Bisexuality. Explicit language and scenes of sexuality between consenting adults)

A story about love, desire and getting what you wish for Lea is flying East again to a snow-bound Atlanta, and she's worried: she's moving in with two attractive firemen who plan to share their apartment, her bed, and her... Is there such a thing as too perfect? Is it time for Lea to be careful what she wishes for? It doesn't help that Sean and Andy are working, and she's going to have to make her way back to her new home on her own. A ménage a Lea. But a surprise shows Lea that too perfect is just about right! (Threesome romance, ménage à trois, bisexuality, group sex. Adult readers only!) Extract: Lea started to squeal, to leap at them both, to see if she could rap her arms and legs around both of them at once — to hell with people watching — but Andy’s hand held her fast. “I... I thought you were working!” “We are,” answered Sean. His posture said On duty, but his eyes promised pleasure, a promise that Lea’s body immediately began urging her to collect on. “Obviously.” “We managed to volunteer for an extra shift out here at the airport,” Andy added quietly, and then said more loudly. “We just need you to identify something for us, miss, if you’d just follow us.” “Identify?” “Yes, miss.” Andy winked, and gestured down the terminal — not in the direction of baggage claim, but toward one of the thousands of non-descript doors that you never notice as you wander through an airport. Andy led and Lea followed; she could hear Sean taking up the rear — an image that set all sorts of nasty thoughts going in Lea’s nasty, nasty mind. Andy used a key to open the door and waved the other two through into a small stairwell. As soon as the door clicked shut, Lea turned and leapt, grabbing both men’s collars, wrapped her legs around both of them — as best she could, since even without these heavy coats on they were not exactly small guys — and proceeded to kiss them both soundly. Two big hands reached under her butt, each holding up one cheek, each pulling her tight. After a few minutes — not long enough, never long enough — Andy backed away from her neck and Sean backed away from her ear. “Guess you did miss us,” chuckled Sean.

Is four too many — or not enough? It’s Gina’s twenty-first birthday, and she’s ready to celebrate with her fabulous boyfriends Jim, Matt, and Sam. But an unexpected encounter makes Gina rethink many of her assumptions, questioning even the stability of their ménage à quatre. Follow Gina through a day of surprises, excitement, passion — and proof that, in the end, all you need is love. (Polyamory, reverse harem — plus, interracial, bisexual FMMM+ romance) Preview: Barbara raised her glass. “Happy birthday, Gina, bubbeleh.” The others raised their glasses. “Happy birthday.” Fighting down shyness, Gina raised her glass back. “Thanks, y’all.” They all clinked their glasses to hers and drank; it made Gina feel a bit better to see all of them, even Barbara and Michael, react to how yummy the champagne was. Raised eyebrows. Marie and Matt madeOooo!faces. Sam closed his eyes, a look Gina recognized as intense pleasure. As the party all enjoyed the bubbly and began to chat, Gina took a breath and looked around the table. Michael was in his usual office wear — a shirt and tie with a leather jacket — while his wife was in a dark red dress that was only a little less revealing than Marie’s, which showed off the porn star’s stunning, bounteous body spectacularly. Matt, Jim, and Sam were wearing matching tuxes with white bow ties, and looked absolutely delicious. She walked over to them and kissed each. “Lord, boys. Y’all look good enough to eat.” “Can’t wait, cuz,” chuckled Jim. The Visitor's Apprentice (interracial reverse harem FMMM+: 1) The Visitor Celebrates 2) The Visitor Falls 3) The Visitor Rises 4) The Visitor Flies (coming soon!)

Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? Lea’s always taken pride in a job well done. Sean and Andy take pride in Lea doing well, and pleasure in doing Lea well. As she begins her life in Atlanta in earnest, Lea asks herself if her arrangement with Sean and Andy might not be too much of a good thing. And when they ask for more, are they crossing the line from a friendly threesome... to a friendly ménage? Never one to take things lying down, Lea gets down to business. (M/M/F, some male bisexuality. Explicit language and scenes of sex between consenting adults. Adult readers only.)

Sometimes, home is a place you've never been before Helen is coming home -- coming back from the amazing, life-changing, unplanned honeymoon in Fiji with her husband Tommy... and their husband Al. Coming back to her real life. Only it isn't the life she left. How can she face an office full of coworkers? Worse, how can she face her family? With Al and Tommy, she'll just have to find a way. (FMM LGBT romance, polyamory) Preview: By the time they made it back up to their office, Helen was crying, and wasn’t sure why in the name of al-Khwarizmi that might be. “You okay?” asked Tommy, stroking her hair. “Yes!” Helen turned and began to snivel into his chest. He stroked her back. “I... I shouldn’t have... outed you — us — like that. Sorry.” “S-s-s’okay!” she howled, and wept on. They stood there for a moment, her wailing, him trying to comfort her. Eventually, he sat in the big captain’s chair that Al had bought him a few Christmases back, and she curled in his lap. He rocked her there, kissing the top of her head, his arms wrapped tight around her. Abandoning her body to crying, Helen tried to attack the question of what had upset her with logic — her tool of choice. Was she embarrassed that Tommy had shown their coworkers her ring? Was she embarrassed that she was married to not one but two men who, before the break, she had assumed were gay? Was she upset to admit that her former fiancé was a lying, cheating scumbag? Unfortunately, logic had nothing to do with the matter. Feelings flooded through her, scintillescent, coruscating, opaque. Grief, shame, joy, pride... Love. She loved Tommy. She loved Al. She loved what they had all found together. The seventeen days since they spent the night trapped in the back of Poppy, Al’s California-gold SUV, had given her proof after proof that they loved her. The commitment she had found with them felt far more solid and substantial than the one she had attempted to construct over five years with Ben. Love. Love is not all sunlight and butterflies. It is also a terrifying leap into the inky, lightning-filled abyss. But at least it is a leap with someone. Someones.

The holidays are all about people coming together... Here are four hot tales of holiday love and light, all set during the most wonderful time of the year! Let It Snow: A blizzard traps Helen, her best friend Tommy, and his husband Al in their car overnight, where they discover a path to happiness that turns out to have been as inevitable as it is unexpected. (MMF - bisexuality) Making Movies: Sometimes, the best movies are the ones we make ourselves... (MF - exhibitionism) Under the Covers: Christmastime should be about being together. But Suzie and Danny have been apart for months. (MF - new adult/sneaking) The Visitor Celebrates: Gina’s happy to be joining her brother’s new extended family for the holidays. And even happier when they decide to give her a holiday present she’ll never forget. (FMMM - Reverse harem)

A bridesmaid sometimes gets what she wants And a goddess always gets what she needs When her brother Andy married his girlfriend Lea — and their boyfriend Sean — Jessie felt sorry for herself. Here she was, alone, unloved. But when two gorgeous firemen friends of her brother decide to show Jessie a very, very good time, well, who is she to say no? And when they make her feel like nothing less than a goddess — well, who is she not to say yes? This first in a series of sequels to The Visitor Comes for Good, this short story can be read on its own or as part of The Visitor Saga. MFM Menage — heterosexual threesome romance Extract Jessie waved at Andy and her new sister-in-law as they rode away in the flower-decked cart, and she found herself trying not to think about the men at her elbows. Jessie hadn't ever been exactly overburdened when it came to male companionship. Booger barely counted, and they'd been divorced for over a year — all but for forever before that — and besides him... Beside her, two men — men — in dress uniforms stepped forward, each taking a hand. Jessie's middle flipped, then flipped again. [...] "So, Jessie," said the older one, Pat, the captain, who looked more like George Clooney than any man Jessie had any right to be near. "You're looking a lot happier than you did this afternoon." Smiling at him, Jessie tried to say something cute or clever but all that came out was a kind of wobbly Hmmmm! On her other side, Billings, young, black, and sweet as honey, squeezed her hand. "Nice wedding. Easy to be happy." "Three nice weddings." Jessie laughed, fighting down the panic brought on by the two very different hands holding hers. "God." Not even thinking about it, Jessie began to lead the two men back toward Pa's shed, where she'd led Booger so many times back when they were kids — away from the house, from prying eyes. But tonight there were dozens of Harris cousins and guests laughing and drinking. Prior's brothers, passing a blunt around. Deacon... Something stronger than panic began to grip Jessie's middle. The men didn't seem to notice. Pat was chuckling. "Well, three nice weddings. And unique. Can't say I've ever seen anything like it." "You okay with it, Jessie?" Billings whispered. "Okay?" Jessie was struggling with the image of Deacon Lawrence after Prior and Cherry's wedding. Him passed out on her bed upstairs, dead drunk with his pants halfway down. And her, kneeling there between his knees, ready and raring to go, left to take care of herself. Again. Humiliating. Deacon hadn't said a word to her since. Not that she could look him in the face. The other guests were laughing and her cousin Billy had started playing "Devil with the Blue Dress," but Billings continued, still whispering, "Okay with Andy, and Lea, and... You know." Sean. Andy and Lea and Sean. "Oh, yeah" said Jessie, not sure at all how she felt about it, but only having enough room in her head for Jessie and Pat and... She turned to Billings. "Um. You got a first name?" Pat snorted and Billings scowled. "What?" Jessie asked, hoping she hadn't just fucked the whole thing up. But it seemed like asking a boy's first name when you were about to do whatever it was they were about to do was kind of a reasonable question. Billings's annoyance softened as he looked at her. "It's okay. I just don't use it a lot. It's... Mario." "Super Mario!" chuckled the captain. Billings growled at him, but Jessie recognized this: two boys giving each other shit. She laughed, feeling slightly less out of control, and squeezed their hands. They both laughed along. Then, as they rounded the back of Pa's shed, Pat leaned over and kissed her, his lips finding hers without hesitation but without too much force. Billings's — Mario's lips touched her bare shoulder, and began to work their way up toward her neck. Now she was feeling out of control.

Sometimes, darkness gives way to light Helen was supposed to be heading on her honeymoon — off on a sexy trip to Fiji with her long-time fiancé. Her cheating, sleaze-bag, lying fiancé. And so she is off on a trip to the mountains with her best friend Tommy and Tommy's husband Al. Instead of sun and sand, she's heading off to silence and snow. Together with Al and Tommy, Helen discovers a path to love and life that seems as inevitable as it is unexpected. The complete Let It Be friendly ménage romance trilogy! 1) Let It Snow 2) Let It Go 3) Let It Show

Now in one volume—the first three “charming and lighthearted” (Kirkus Reviews) Royal Spyness Mysteries from New York Times bestselling author Rhys Bowen, featuring the elegant, titled, and stony-broke sleuth Lady Georgiana Rannoch. HER ROYAL SPYNESS Georgie is forced to earn her keep as a housekeeper in London when the Queen summons her to spy on the playboy prince. But when a Frenchman winds up dead in Georgie’s bathtub, it’s her job to clear her very long family name. A ROYAL PAIN While entertaining a Bavarian princess at the Queen’s behest, Georgie finds herself investigating the rather more worrisome matter of the dead body in the bookshop, as well as her royal guest’s unwitting involvement in the communist party. ROYAL FLUSH After being saved from scandal by her on-again-but-mostly-off-again beau, Darcy O’Mara, Georgie is shipped home, where Queen Mary wants her to keep Wallis Simpson from seducing the Prince of Wales, and Scotland Yard wants her to stop one of the members of the shooting party at Balmoral from turning their sights from the quails to His Royal Highness.