FREEBIE
FREEBIE
My wife let me get her off and then told me to go jerk off somewhere else. It's three in the morning. The house is asleep. I'm downstairs with scotch and a dead-end evening, trying not to think about the fact that I can't remember the last time Erin let me finish. She's gorgeous, she knows it, and apparently that's supposed to be enough. Then her daughter's best friend walks into the kitchen in a pink nightshirt and not much else, says she heard...
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A Homewrecking Story
Adam Page bought the truck for camping. He hasn't been camping in two years. What he has been doing is sitting in his driveway wondering how his marriage turned into a hostage negotiation where the only demand is that he stop having needs. His wife won't touch him. She won't let him touch himself. She won't talk about it, and she won't stop punishing him for bringing it up. Adam is a grown man in his own house, and he has never felt less at...
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NEW RELEASE · JUL 18, 2026
NEW RELEASE · JUL 18, 2026
A Friends to Lovers Who Cheat and Homewreck Story
Carrie and Duke have been inseparable for eight years. She borrows his clothes, crashes on his couch, and ignores every pointed remark his girlfriend makes about it. Then his girlfriend stops making remarks and starts making threats. Carrie decides to do the right thing — return the hoodie Duke gave her years ago, say goodbye, and walk away before she causes any more damage. She makes it as far as his doorstep before the plan falls apart. It...
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Piper Bard writes high-heat contemporary smut about bad choices, worse timing, and adults who absolutely heard the warning label and opened the bottle anyway.
Expect suburban temptation, infidelity spirals, age-gap chaos, workplace sins, dangerous best friends, babysitters who definitely should have gone home, and men rationalizing their way into becoming someone else’s cautionary tale.
The titles may be ridiculous. The emotional damage is not.
All characters are adults. Tags are seatbelts. Read them, buckle up, and do not trust anyone alone with a truck, a couch, a boardroom, a bottle of wine, or a woman who knows exactly what she’s doing.