From FemErotica - With This Ring - Sapphic Planet

Volume 2 of To Love and To Cherish includes Adrianne Brennan, Kissa Starling, Ann Cory and Moondancer Drake.

Proceeds from all sales will be donated to Marriage Equality USA.

From His and His Kisses - Pumpkin Ravioli Boy - Ryan Field

When a tree falls on handsome, young Patrick’s house during a brutal storm, he calls an insurance adjuster the next morning and winds up meeting the man of his dreams instead. 

From FemErotica - Conventional Wisdom - Cheri Crystal

Janet Weiss, PhD., spends every waking moment between office hours and searching for the lifesaving tools that would become the gold standard in treating mood disorders in women. She’s too busy for a social life and takes great pleasure in writing erotica in her spare time. Up until recently, she’s avoided thoughts about her sexuality. Now she finds herself obsessing about women and concludes that her sexual identity needs defining. She’s headed to a professional convention in Manhattan and wonders if she should put her theory to the test.

From His and His Kisses - In His Arms - Sarah Masters

Jerry is trapped in an abusive relationship and realises he’s had enough. During a meal with his partner, he walks out of the restaurant and finds himself in the local park, where he meets a man, Zeb, struggling to come to terms with something in his own life.

From FemErotica - On Bended Knee - Sapphic Planet

This long-awaited anthology, To Love And To Cherish. celebrating Lesbian marriage is releasing over the next three weeks in digital formats with the Trade Paperback available on Valentine's Day. Included in Volume 1: The Felicity of Domesticity by Allison Wonderland, Traditional Values by Lara Zielinsky, The Art of Communication by Jean Roberta, The Anti-Proposal by Stephanie Rose, and My Doris, My Love by Jolene Hui.

Proceeds from all sales will be donated to Marriage Equality USA.

From His and His Kisses - The Gypsy's Fiddle - M. King

Matthew Lee plays his fiddle for pennies at the local inn, though he’s more interested in Roger, the innkeeper’s son, than the coin he earns with his bow. When a stranger offers to trade him his fiddle in return for granting his dearest wish, Matthew knows he should be wary, but he can’t help being tempted. Will his weakness lead to ruin, or to the truth that’s been right in front of him the whole time?