It started as a game. Two adults, both lonely; one an expert, the other learning on the quick. He thought he was giving her what she desired. She hated herself for loving it. Lauren Perry thought her life was fine. She knew what she wanted and where she was going. That was until her husband left her. Mackenzie Miller thought his life was fine. He knew what he wanted and he took, always. That was until he broke his own rules. What would you do if someone gave you the opportunity to experience all of your fantasies? Lauren Perry decided to find out. Contemporary erotic romance for readers over the age of 18 Contains scenes of F/F, M/M/F & light BDSM

The game was over – but who had won? Mackenzie Miller thought his life was perfect. He had the woman of his dreams, but there was one last piece of his life puzzle to fit. Could he do it in time? Lauren Perry thought her life was perfect. She had the man of her dreams, but when humiliation comes full circle, is she brave enough to face it head on? More importantly, what happens when your list of fantasies has been achieved? A new list has to be explored, of course. The Facilitator, part 2 follows on from The Facilitator – this contemporary romance is for mature audiences not offended by colourful language!

When Lord Duchoveny was presented with an opportunity that was hard to resist, it came with a clause. A woman he desired would also, technically, be his boss. Gabriella Collingsworth oversaw the UK operations for a private investor and venture capitalist. Between them, they had agreed Alex Duchoveny would be the best man to head a new business with lucrative contracts. What hadn’t been banked on was the immediate attraction between Alex and Gabriella and the push and pull of forming a relationship between two people with alpha tendencies. A British stiff upper lip or stick up his ass as Gabriella called it, causes Alex to find it difficult to express his feelings for her. That is until an old rival returns for revenge. My Lord features characters from the novel, The Facilitator, and is a standalone for readers over the age of 18.