Vicky goes into the guest room to gather the laundry while Adam is sleeping. She doesn't notice right away, but his morning stiffness is on full display. She freezes, and her heart rate skyrockets at the sight of its pulsing magnitude. She can't shake the image, and feels ignited by the possibilities. He's half her age, and she's married, but the spark of attraction might just start a fire anyway.

Jeff's confidence is pretty much shot. He can't get a woman, lives in his parents' basement, and sees no hope for a better future. Until he meets Makayla, a gorgeous, much older woman in the adult industry looking for love. One look at her, and he can't say no. Little does he know, he might be biting off more than he can chew.

Arielle tells her mom about Brent, the handsome, charismatic guy who keeps getting with all of her friends. She explains that he's a liar and a cheater, and says that he's trying to come over and cuddle. Valerie smiles, and rolls her eyes. It seems almost meant to be, as he's exactly the type of man she likes to put in their place. She prefers them bent over, on their knees, or at her feet. She tells Arielle to invite him over, as she'd like to have a little talk with him in the basement. In her mind, bad boys are just insecure and struggling with mommy issues. All they need is a little ...

Anya's husband suffers a fatal heart attack, and her first thoughts aren't at all what she expected. Their marriage died long before he did, and she harbored forbidden cravings for her much younger neighbor Cody. She loves the smitten, wide eyed way he looks at her, like he would worship the ground she walked on if she simply batted her eyes. She misses feeling desired, longing for a return to the possibilities of love offered by youth. Cody attends the funeral, with the beautiful Anya clinging to him throughout the service. She drives him home, and invites herself inside. The new widow is ...

Azra's husband cheated, and there's not much to fight for in the divorce. At 37, she's terrified of being poor and having to start all over again. Sampson is friends with her husband's son, and worships the ground she walks on, or at least the feet she walks on it with. He's also the son of the richest man in town, and wealthy in his own right from his allowance alone. When he finds out that she's single, he isn't shy about letting her know he's interested. She's not used to feeling so desired, and finds his attention intoxicating despite their age gap. She decides to humor him, and see ...

Adam is Violet's shy roommate. They get along just fine, but she can't seem to get him out of his shell. She decides to go snooping through his things while he's at class, and can't believe what she finds. Apparently, they have more in common than she imagined. Armed with her newfound knowledge, she feels empowered to make him into her good boy. He can't believe the sudden change in the way she treats him, and starts seeing her in a whole new light. Friends With Benefits is a friends to lovers romance.

After retiring from the adult entertainment industry at 44, Carolyn gives herself a makeover, and disappears into a quiet little suburb to enjoy her life. She enjoys the anonymity, slow living, and gardening, but finds herself craving something more intimate. Billy lives right down the street, and can't help thinking that his beautiful new neighbor looks familiar. He finds every excuse to talk to her, and when it finally hits him, he blurts it out without thinking. "You're Sherry Benton!" he says. Carolyn feels herself turning red, and brings him inside her house to talk. She explains that ...

Jack is at his wit's end with his celibate girlfriend Cassie, he just can't take it anymore. Besides, his eyes have moved onto someone else, someone off limits, and twice his age. The feeling is mutual. They know it's wrong, but attraction is a perfectly natural impulse, even if it's forbidden.

When Bri's parents get evicted, she moves in with her friend Kayla and her mom Valentina. They spend the whole summer together, hanging out in bikinis by the pool, and relaxing the days away. Bri finds herself magnetically drawn to Valentina, laughing constantly in her playful presence. She knows her crush is forbidden, between the twenty year age gap and the dynamic of their relationship, but her attraction is an impulse far beyond her own control. If only she knew how mutual it was. Kayla moves away nearing summer's end, leaving them all alone in close quarters, up to their own devices ...

Attraction is an impulse we can't control, powered by biological responses so hardwired they make us powerless. It's raw, and primal. A deep need for bonding, and with these formidably endowed men, that depth is enough to hit spots you didn't know existed while your eyes roll back into your skull. This is a ten story bundle, composed of volumes 11-20 of Nina Sestina's "Massive" series.

Jessica is at her wit's end with her boyfriend Phillip, and leaves to meet her friend Lyla and her boyfriend for a weekend vacation at the beach. Phillip hides in the trunk of her car, tagging along for the free trip. His "prank" infuriates her, but Lyla convinces her to cool down and invites them both inside. The violation leaves Jessica reeling, and unable to be in the same room as Phillip. She hangs out with the couple, and feels jealous of their relationship and chemistry. It's over with Phillip, and she knows it. Lyla wants her friend out of the rut, and has a thing for sharing. ...

Jess finishes out her military contract, and goes home for the summer to figure out what's next. She finds her hometown a bit depressing, at least in terms of the eligible men in her area. She overhears her sister Becky on the phone, eavesdropping while her friend Alice callously explains why she broke up with her boyfriend Alex. He's too big, and and he didn't last long enough. "Hmm..." she thinks to herself, her ears burning. She always thought Alex was the cream of the crop when it came to the guys her sister's age, and wonders if a little training is all he needs. The tea is too hot, ...

Dolly is beyond unsatisfied in the bedroom, and when she tries spicing things up, her boyfriend calls her names and storms out. It's the last straw. Her much older roommate Atticus overhears their fight, and comes to console her. He's everything Colin isn't, open minded, experienced, and level headed. Their attraction becomes obvious, and he decides to step in and give her everything her little heart desires and more.

Instead of submitting to the camps, Rose and Jason decide to ride out the quarantine in an abandoned warehouse. They have enough supplies to get them through a couple of months, and they sneak out the day before they're set to report. The virus is airborne, and Rose comes down with a fever about a week into their journey. What happens next will alter their friendship forever...

Madeline watches the guys in her neighborhood playing basketball, admiring their muscles and vigor until a fight breaks out. She sprints to the action, screaming at Ryan, her favorite of the younger men, and the clear aggressor in the fight. She pulls him aside, disappointed by his actions. He's had a tough life, but she expects better. Ryan is secretly in love with her, and quickly admits that he was wrong in the situation. After apologizing to his friend, he comes over to spend the day with his nurturing older neighbor. Her maternal instincts kick in, and she devises a plan to help ...