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.

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New ser. v. 6-29 include 77th-100th Annual report of the Trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1946-1969-70 (previously and subsequently published separately).

Carly just lost the last week of her life trapped in Pandora, the space between universes. Most of it was spent navigating an illusion created by her only companion, Dolos, the god of trickery. Even so, the time Carly spent there changed her. She fell in love. She’s more fearless and more determined than ever to leave the darkest parts of her past behind. And she’s learned that, sometimes, family is the one you make for yourself, like the one she’s found at Gamma Lambda Phi. But a lot can happen in one week, and Carly returns to a sorority in jeopardy. A curse has been placed on her sisters, and it’s up to her to break it. With the Gammas out of commission, Eric’s halfling army is plotting something big, and Carly and her sisters are the only ones who can stop them. To make matters worse, Dolos is working for the bad guys and up to his old tricks. Time is running out, but the antidote for the curse is proving impossible to find. To save her sisters and stop Eric’s army, Carly has some tough choices to make. But will she choose duty and sisterhood, or the kind of passion that comes around only once in a lifetime?

An eclectic mix of short stories and poetry from a range of genres. This anthology is a collaborative work by writers who share a passion for what they are doing, rise to new challenges with a smile and who want to raise money for charities.