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|  | | Breaking Faith
Faith, brought up in isolation by her hypocritical father, finds employment with local Lothario, Leigh and discovers love but stirs jealousy that threatens her life and others.
Breaking Faith is a romantic thriller on the theme of hypocrisy in religion. It contains some erotic material which is integral to the story and not gratuitous.
When innocent Faith is exposed to the corrupting influence of the local most eligible bachelor, will her honesty and truth overcome the deceit and lust of his world? Or will his misogynist assistant succeed in driving her away as he worries that her openness will put an end to his employment? When she unwittingly introduces her sensuous and attractive younger sister to Leigh as a potential model, will their instant att | |  | | Ten Love Tales
Love stories to make you smile and sigh. Nothing to upset your maiden aunt here.
These love sotries were written to inspire smiles and happy feelings. There is no raw sex, no violence and no offensive language. Just a bunch of romantic stories to uplift the spirit.
| |  | | Ten Tales for Tomorrow
This collection of speculative fiction, largely science fiction, is a broad selection covering many different themes. The ten stories vary in length, style and content but all are intended for an adult readership. Some have won prizes in international contests and some have been published. But most are new and published for the first time here. Enjoy.
Ten speculative fiction stories. Most, but not all, are dark. Some are prize-winners but most are published here in this anthology for the first time.
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Finding a suitable partner from the remnants of mankind isn’t easy for Lucy, especially when she discovers that automation tempts them more than flesh.
span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: "Times New Roman","serif";">As the Prime Renegade plans the disabling of automatic systems that support the dwindling human population, she seeks a man to love and to father her child. The usual route of artificial insemination appeals to her about as much as the materialistic and hedonistic philosophy that now drives most people. And, secretly, forces designed to serve mankind develop a sense of superiority that might threaten human survival/span>
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