By the Numbers follows Jen and Jack Phalen. The happily married pair’s life is magical in more ways than one. When they were young, Jack and Jen fought and won a war, and came out heroes. Then they got married, got jobs, raised kids, and lived, for the most part, happily ever after. But Jen’s childhood best friend disappeared nearly 20 years ago, and Jen’s beginning to give up hope. A game of very adult let’s-pretend leads to a discovery that is very magical indeed, but that could destroy Jen’s life. Or could lift it to a whole new plane. What happens when rediscovering your youth leads to discovering something altogether new about yourself?
The erotic romance is for adults only.
Produced by Stillpoint/Eros, the audiobook was read by award-winning narrator Didi Knotts.
Wilder West, the new collection of KD West’s stories, is coming this Friday!
This collection of fourteen of West’s hottest, sweetest, funniest stories covers the gamut in emotional tone, style, and kink, but they are always breathtakingly funny, heartrendingly human, and always sriracha hot!
This preview is from “Under the Covers,” one of the Over the Top series of (slightly kinky) new adult erotic romance stories featuring Suzie, Danny, and occasionally their friends.
In this story, Suzie is miserable because she and Danny have to be separate for the holidays, having been separated by college for months. Suzie is going up to the mountains with her family, and she’d have been perfectly happy… if only her boyfriend were there. In her bed. Between her legs. In all kinds of places that her family would be really uncomfortable to know she wants him to be.
It is both a surprise and a shock, then, when Danny surprises her at the mountain cabin. Suzie truly feels as if she’s gotten Christmas, and her birthday, and every other holiday all at once — even if her parents insist on them sleeping in very separate beds.
Stillpoint/Eros has just release the audiobook of The Visitor Entertains, the fifth story in KD West’s best-selling series of menage erotic romances The Visitor Saga. Narrated once again by Milo Churchcutt, this two-hour-long recording is available at Stillpoint/Eros, Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.
For a limited time, buy the audiobook on sale for $4.95 and get the ebook for only a penny more!
★★★★★! The Visitor series of stories… blow the lid off of a 5 rating! — The Romance Reviews
Narration by Milo Churchcutt. Audiobook now available!
After a hard day at the fire station, Andy and Sean are going to join their lover Lea at the theater where she works — but are they going to seea show, or are they going to be the show?
This trio is taking things to the next level in every sense, and Lea thinks that’s wonderful… But what about the neighbors? And her co-workers? And — gulp — what about Sean’s mom?
Lea and her boys are finding that as complex as their relationship is, that’s nothing to trying to explain it to the outside world.
Stillpoint/Eros has released Juliet Takes the Prize, a collection of six of K.D. West’s tales of new adult erotic romance. Following the emotional and sexual self-realization of Allison as she falls in love first with her teacher Ken and then with her BFF Jordan, Juliet Takes the Prize is a sweet, surprising, sexy coming-of-age story.
“Strong recommend!… One that will stick in my thoughts. Great stories do that, and this is one of those.” — Sylvia Storm, EreadErotica.com
When you fall in love with your teacher, that’s taking a chance. When your teacher falls in love with you, that’s taking it to a whole new level. Allison finds her Romeo, but Ken is much older – and he’s her teacher.
In this collection of tales by K.D. West, this young Juliet finds that love can cross all boundaries, and can lead you in directions you never expected.
Sexy, surprising, and moving, this collection includes:
Juliet Takes Stage*: Allison has wanted Ken ever since he became her teacher. and how could Ken not want this passionate young Juliet? Now Ken’s alone and Allison has graduated. He still wants her. She wants to give him… everything.
Juliet Takes Off*: What if Romeo were more than twice Juliet’s age — and her teacher? Would that have made a difference? Allison tries to find another leading man, but ends up being drawn back to the first person who ever inspired her to real, undeniable desire. How can this Juliet convince her much-older Romeo to take her seriously? How can she convince him that she is a woman, and no longer a girl?
Juliet Takes Her Leave*: After dreaming of going to college for years, Allison finds once she gets there that she misses the people she left behind: her best friend Jordan and especially Ken, her lover, her one-time teacher. Fortunately for her, they miss her just as much.
Juliet Takes a Chance*: As Allison’s awakening continues, she discovers that sometimes what seems far away can be incredibly close. When her friend Jordan comes to visit her in college, she finds that BFF and ILU mean a lot more in person than over a text.
Juliet Takes the Floor: In the aftermath of Jordan’s visit, Allison finds herself rethinking everything that she thought that she knew about herself — and her lovers. And she comes up with a brilliant, terrifying idea.
Juliet Takes Charge: Getting what you want can be wonderful; it can also be terrifying. For her birthday, Allison asked her lovers Ken and Jordan to join her for a threesome. She wants to give them both something special. But are any of them ready for what comes next?
Wedding Belles: Steamy Wedding Stories, a collection of tales about wedding-day wildness by Mary Cyn and K.D. West, is now available as an audiobook on Stillpoint/Eros, Audible, Amazon, and iTunes. Narrated by Mary Cyn herself and by Milo Churchcutt, these stories are proof that the bride and groom aren’t the only ones involved in a wedding getting lucky.
After all, why should the bride and groom get to keep all of the fun for themselves?
From Stillpoint/Eros authors Mary Cyn and K.D. West, here are four tales of nuptial naughtiness:
Folding Herself In (Bachelor Party): A double wedding means a double bachelor party, and Danny and Gil are pleasantly buzzed and pleasantly surprised to have survived the stag night. They’re getting ready to stumble off to bed when one last unexpected guest shows up. It’s their quiet, brainy friend Ruth, who’s not so quiet, not very sober, and not completely dressed. She left Diana and Phoebe’s party because they wouldn’t let her play…. And so she’s decided she’s going to entertain the grooms-to-be in a manner that neither of them will ever forget! (M/F/M ménage à trois, anal sex, double penetration. Explicit language and scenes of sexuality between consenting adults)
Wedded Bliss (Ceremony): Meet Kat McKinney, Wedding Slut. She doesn’t want to get married. She just wants a wedding. And to make love to her husband — whoever he is — on the altar. And to have an orgy to end all orgies at the reception. And… (M/F church sex. Orgy.)
Plus One (Reception): Kat McKinney, self-styled Wedding Slut, goes to a friend’s wedding and discovers that sometimes you should be careful what you wish for… and sometimes you shouldn’t. An after-party threesome seems like a great idea… And it is. But what if you find yourself falling for one of your new playmates? (M/F/M menage a trois romance.)
Fantasy Is More than Black & White (After-party): Everyone has fantasies. Some people are lucky enough to be married to them. Trey doesn’t mind that his sister is marrying a woman; he just isn’t comfortable that Dianne is marrying Lara, who Trey himself had an affair with before he and his own wife got married. But as the wedding gives way to the after-party, the subject of fantasies comes up — and brings up all sorts of interesting possibilities that none of the wedding party expected. (M/F, implied M/F/F/M.)
Here is the first part of the upcoming audiobook of K.D. West’s threesome erotic romance The Visitor Entertains.
Lea is waiting for her two firefighter lovers, Andy and Sean, to come back from work, when a short piece on the evening news shows her that they’ve had a really awful day. She plans to give her boys the heroes’ welcome they so richly deserve — and need.
A little over a year ago, we released K.D. West’s friend ménage tale Over the Top with this cover:
Why the pseudo-Abstract Expressionist art? A couple of reasons. First of all, we brought out this book immediately after the Great Ebook Censoring Fiasco of 2013. It was unclear just what covers would be copacetic with Amazon, Kobo, etc., since their guidelines had never been very clear (“About what you’d think”) and the brouhaha had only muddied things more. Having had a couple of titles banned for the flimsiest possible reasons, we didn’t feel like tempting fate. Second, the scene depicted in the image involved a young woman preparing to engage in oral sex with a young man while another young man (her boyfriend) watched. Even at their most liberal, the major retailers weren’t likely to go for that. So abstract it was. The cover has served well, making Over the Top one of our steadiest selling books.
A bit over a year later, and a number of things have changed. The propriety debate has settled down for the time being. More importantly, the author has provided Under the Covers and Out of the Bag, two more stories chronicling the surprisingly kinky adventures of Danny and Suzie, the central couple from Over the Top. So it seems like a great time to rethink the cover of the first book — and we’d love your input in choosing the design!
We’ve come up with a couple of mock-ups for you to consider (pardon the watermarks and artifacts — the final art obviously won’t have those!). Both focus on the first scene in the story, when Danny is stuck listening to his friends Jamie and Luz having literally wall-banging sex while he lies alone in his bed. So… which cover do you think best represents that? Which one would you find the most appealing?
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Let us know what you think! If you have thoughts about either design beyond yes and no, or you’ll miss the old cover, or whatever, please comment away! Everyone who leaves a non-anonymous vote amd/or comment will get a coupon good for one free Stillpoint/Eros title of your choice.
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By the Numbers follows Jen and Jack Phalen. The happily married pair’s life is magical in more ways than one. When they were young, Jack and Jen fought and won a war, and came out heroes. Then they got married, got jobs, raised kids, and lived, for the most part, happily ever after. But Jen’s childhood best friend disappeared nearly 20 years ago, and Jen’s beginning to give up hope. A game of very adult let’s-pretend leads to a discovery that is very magical indeed, but that could destroy Jen’s life. Or could lift it to a whole new plane. What happens when rediscovering your youth leads to discovering something altogether new about yourself?
