14 stories
The Elder's Wives
When the elder leaves for business, his four wives turn to the household's young driver. What starts with one becomes all four—together.
Poker Night
He loses big at poker. The winner isn't another player—it's his friend's mother, who owns the house, bankrolled the game, and now collects her winnings from every man at the table.
Snowed In
He drives up to get his wife from her book club retreat. A blizzard traps them all at the cabin. Five BBW women who've been reading erotica all weekend—and one man to make their fantasies real.
The Compound
He infiltrated the compound to rescue his sister. The leader's three wives found him first. They don't want rescue. They want what the leader can't give them anymore. All of them. Now.
The Support Group
He volunteers at a grief support group for widows. Four of them—all BBW, all hungry, all done pretending they come for the coffee. They've agreed to share. Weekly.
The Jury
Twelve women. One defendant. The deliberation room is soundproof, and the jury foreperson has unconventional methods for reaching a unanimous verdict. He'll need to convince every single one of them.
Confession Booth: Part 2
Word spread about the young priest who truly listens. Now Margaret isn't the only widow in the congregation who needs his special brand of absolution. Tonight, three more are waiting—and they've agreed to share.
Three Bridesmaids
Three drunk bridesmaids crash his hotel room after the reception. They want one last single-girl adventure. He's the adventure.
The Bachelorette
The stripper cancelled. Five BBW bridesmaids and one nervous bride, all dressed up with nowhere to go—until they decide the cute bartender will do just fine. Her last night single becomes unforgettable.
PTA Meeting
He's the only father who shows up to meetings. The five women who run the PTA have been watching him for months. When they ask him to join the executive committee, the real meetings happen after the kids go home.
Vizazi Vitatu
He marries into a family of thick women. The grandmother approves him first. Then the mother inspects him. By the wedding night, three generations have tested his worthiness. They decide to share.
The Mourning House
After his mother dies, he visits the mourning house—a place where widows gather to grieve. But these widows offer more than condolences. Some comfort requires a man's touch.
The Delegation
Three aunts arrive to negotiate his marriage. But the bride's family has one condition: proof of the groom's capabilities. The aunts volunteer to provide the evidence themselves.
Inheritance Claim
Four aunts. One nephew. And an inheritance that requires him to choose. They decide to let his body make the decision.