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THE CAT HOUSE by Anna J., Brittani Williams, and Laurinda D. Brown

Daniel — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:36:04 +0000

Inside the walls of Allure, your kinkiest fantasies can become reality. With top of the line women, top shelf drinks, and top quality drugs, you can be floating on cloud nine in a matter of minutes. That is, if you are amongst the fortunate few to be invited.

Lady Dee, a retired working girl who is the madam at Allure, let’s nothing slide. But one of her top performers has been making it almost impossible to maintain serenity within the walls of Allure. Will Lady Dee get a handle on the situation or will it be an all-out war?

For Kimona, losing her spot as the top vixen of Allure isn’t an option. With her drop dead gorgeous looks and cunning wit she doesn’t plan to go down without a fight. With her position threatened, she will put a plan into action that Lady Dee or Torri, the newbie, will see not coming. Will her plan of destruction work to her own benefit? Or will it leave her in a place she’s not very fond of – the bottom…

Senator Mabry has a secret, and its name is Torri. While learning that “tricks” of the trade, Torri conspires against her mentors by exposing secrets that could bring down the walls of Allure forever. Lady Dee and Kimona quickly discover you never play games with someone who has nothing to lose.

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WALK LIKE A MAN by Laurinda D. Brown

Daniel — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 17:47:30 +0000

Laurinda Brown, known for her racy, yet poignant writing, breathes new life into fiction with Walk Like a Man, a collection of stories that touches on issues ranging from one night stands, long-term femme relationships, bi-curious women, and the effects of childhood abuse.

Strap on your attitude and dive into these pulsating stories from women who love the way you love – living life on the edge and uninhibitedly exploring their sexuality. a tasty collection that blends provocative themes and scenes with intense prose and style, Walk Like a Man will quench Brown’s current fans and bring her many new ones.

After one taste, you’ll think twice on reading it alone. It’s so hot with passion you’ll need someone to cool you off!

Different women, Different voice. Different reasons to Walk Like a Man.

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STRAPPED by Laurinda D. Brown

Daniel — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:29:05 +0000

Seeking escape from the pain that has become her life, Monique Cummings finds refuge the only way she knows how. Like the clothes shoved in the bottom of the duffel bag when she flees her mother’s house, she packs away the naivete of the lovely, pig-tailed young girl she used to be and replaces it with a newfound masculine boldness. Seeking refuge in a lesbian existence, Monique morphs into a street thug with the soul of a woman.

Inside the world of Strapped, life is on the real – edgy, unnerving, passionate, and true. Without the ones in your life who care, Strapped could be you. Strapped: It proves that sometimes life just happens.

Continuing where the short story “Mo” left off in her 2006 best-selling novel, Walk Like a Man, author Laurinda D. Brown again weaves a tale in Strapped that will have pages turning and tongues wagging.

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