Gael has doubts about re-entering the dating scene. Coming out and transitioning has made her happier and healthier than ever before. But “What if?” has a way of bringing back all the old fears. And if dating is a marketplace, Gael can’t imagine she has anything anyone’s buying.
Gael has doubts about re-entering the dating scene. Coming out and transitioning has made her happier and healthier than ever before. But “What if?” has a way of bringing back all the old fears. And if dating is a marketplace, Gael can’t imagine she has anything anyone’s buying.
Enter Alex. She’s perfect, or so it seems to Gael. Unimaginably cool and ridiculously hot, she could be the love child of Andrew Scott and Rachel Maddow. Gael is mesmerized by Alex’s Egyptian goddess eyes, sleeve of tattoos, and soft butch allure.
Love is wild, but is it real? Gael looks for confidence in the eyes of another. Alex’s cool exterior belies her own past and struggles. In the great Venn diagram of life, insecurity is common to trans and cis alike.
We all build defenses to cope with past traumas. Always Love Me explores what it takes to let down those barriers enough to let love in.
And what’s the deal with Narcissist Radio? Can a simple game really change your outlook on life? Alex and Gael are about to find out.
When all-male plague survivors landed on the planet Palomar, no one knew if humans could thrive in the hostile environment. Now it’s twenty years later, and the planetary authority has finally authorized a shipment of brides. Homesteader Caleb Raider has won a wife in the lottery, but he hasn’t seen a woman since childhood–except in a porn vid. His new wife, Beka Gunnarsen, knows he’s a virgin. What’s the best way to introduce him to the pleasures of married love, while hiding the secret she thinks will destroy their new relationship? And is she up to living on a nearly lawless planet where savage wildlife roams?
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She has zero friends . . . and is wary of men, living life as a recluse.
His only friend is 90 and when she dies, he’s adrift.
Can a dyslexic actor and a shy singer-songwriter find happiness together?
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A decade has passed since Rebecca Creighton was jilted at the altar at 17 and she has resigned herself to spinsterhood and the task of keeping her spendthrift family afloat. Her lectures and popular penny tracts have made “doing the Creighton” synonymous with proper behavior. But when mayhem breaks out during one of her speaking engagements in a disreputable part of London, she is saved by a seductive stranger.
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