Damon Two years ago when I turned 40 my life seemed pretty much perfect: I was married to my high school sweetheart, raising two beautiful kids, and running a successful personal training business that kept me fulfilled. Now my ex-wife runs my old business, my kids are off at college, and I’m clean across the country crashing in my brother’s mansion and dusting off the bartending skills I honed back in my own school days. But it turns out that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to big life changes… I’m straight and always have been. But apparently that fact doesn’t seem to matter whenever a certain guitar-playing, trust fund-having bar owner is around. Jasper—Jazz—Grimsay is brash, arrogant as hell, and has a way of getting under my skin like no one I’ve ever met before. The as\*hole gets off on making me squirm; and for some reason I can’t possibly fathom…I’m starting to as well. My d!ck has suddenly decided mortification is better than porn, and Jazz is more than happy to dish plenty of it up. I mean… What. The. F\*ck? I should be booking myself in for a lobotomy, or at the very least quitting my job and getting as far away from Jazz as possible. But the more he taunts and mocks and shames me, the more addicted I get. But it’s only the words I want. Not him. I’m not into guys, and even if I were I’d sure as hell pick someone better than a crude, cocky, twenty-one-year-old as\*hole who revels in messing with my head and pushing me so far beyond my comfort zone I’ll never find a way back to it. At least that’s what I keep telling myself… Talk: WTF Episode 1 is the first book in the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot serial - a super spicy, relatively low-angst "reverse-role" age gap (younger Dom, older sub) that unfolds over a series of 30K+ word installments. It is set in Isla’s Kellyverse and features cameos by characters from both the Suits & Sevens and Love & Luck series. READER WARNING: This is an ongoing story so readers should NOT expect a HFN/HEA in this book. This episode concludes at a natural breaking point that could be considered a “soft” cliff.

Damon Two weeks ago I was a completely normal guy; my biggest concern was settling into my post-divorce life in a new city and a new job. But then Jazz Grimsay sauntered into my life, bringing absolute chaos with him. When I started this bartending gig I had no idea my boss was a twenty-one-year-old cocky-as-hell trust fund brat with a non-existent brain-to-mouth filter and zero respect for personal boundaries. And I sure as hell wasn’t expecting him to entangle me in a web of sexual torment… I’m not attracted to him. I’m not even queer. But evidently that doesn’t matter in this particular situation. And there are the orgasms to prove it… Every time Jazz opens his mouth to unleash his particular brand of filth I can’t help getting turned on. Apparently it’s called erotic humiliation and for some reason it’s suddenly become my kryptonite. But just as I’m reluctantly starting to realize this new phenomenon isn’t as temporary as I’d hoped the asshole throws a curve ball: he’s backing off until I can sort out the mess in my head—the one he made—and choose to embrace my supposed desire for submission. With my kids visiting for Thanksgiving weekend it should be the perfect opportunity to detox from this insanity once and for all. But it seems there’s no putting the lid back on the can of worms; and as I finally start to process everything and confront my new cravings and desires one thing becomes obvious… Dirty talk isn’t going to be enough for me anymore. I need physical domination as well. Touch: WTF Episode 2 is the second book in the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot serial - a super spicy, relatively low-angst "reverse-role" age gap (younger Dom, older sub) that unfolds over a series of 30K+ word installments. It is set in Isla’s Kellyverse and features cameos by characters from both the Suits & Sevens and Love & Luck series. READER WARNING: This is an ongoing story so readers should NOT expect a HFN/HEA in this book. This episode concludes at a natural breaking point that could be considered a “soft” cliff.