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Native American author Trudy Silverheels (née Linda Yazzie) fully embraced the adventurous, bisexual, and polyamorous lifestyle she often wrote about in novels and short stories. In this memoir (compiling selections from three separate out-of-print autobiographical works), Trudy Silverheels recalls her extraordinary childhood, recounts her most-delightful escapades, and defends and justifies her unconventional and often outrageous conduct.

Native American author Trudy Silverheels embraces an unconventional polyamorous lifestyle. She lives with a man, Percy, whom she recognizes as her soulmate, and indeed, she cherishes him, but their relationship is, by mutual agreement, non-exclusive. Trudy and Percy each have other sex friends and lovers. At the moment, however, Trudy’s entire imagination is consumed with a man she knows only through online chats. Anticipation of her premier sexual encounter with this stranger is proving to be sweet torture.

Author Trudy Silverheels is online to promote her literary career when she encounters a fascinating young woman, who describes herself as a "sub in search of a dom." Now, Trudy, who happens to be totally bisexual and quite adventurous, has never been interested in dominating anyone. But this girl so intrigues her that she agrees to a face-to-face meeting, on the way to which, she stops at Walmart to buy a pet collar and leash. The idea of having a sub to be her human pet is growing on her by the moment.

Graduate student Trudy Silverheels is of the firm opinion that no woman can ever be made to experience sexual pleasure against her will. Oh, sure, it would be easy to force a man to come, any man. But female sexuality is altogether different from male sexuality. Or is it? Challenged to prove her contention, Trudy submits to an extreme test. She allows herself to be sexually stimulated by a group of men she doesn’t even like and has little respect for. Unfortunately, her confidence that she cannot be brought to climax against her will is soon shaken.

Novelist Trudy Silverheels has it in mind to spin a yarn about a teenage Native American prostitute. But before Trudy can feel confident of being able to communicate authoritatively about life in the demimonde, she believes that she must gain some first-hand knowledge of what it is like to offer sexual favors to total strangers in exchange for money. This is a fictionalized account of how the author of The Chosen Profession of Jade Stonecalf prepared herself for writing about the adventures of a fille de joie.

When DJ Sophie Alvarez, known as DJ Siren, steps up to the booth at Miami’s hottest club, The Electric Vibe, she’s ready to claim her shot at a coveted residency. But her meticulously curated playlist is sabotaged, replaced with outdated pop anthems that threaten to tank her big night. Desperate to save her set and her reputation, Sophie turns to Noah Carter, the club’s reserved tech specialist with a knack for solving digital mysteries. As they dive into the neon-lit underbelly of Miami’s nightlife to uncover the culprit, sparks fly between Sophie’s fiery ambition and Noah’s quiet brilliance.

When barista Zoey finds a cryptic code scrawled on a coffee cup at her Seattle café, she’s drawn into a mystery that brews more than just intrigue. Enlisting the help of Spencer, a reserved data analyst with a knack for puzzles, Zoey embarks on a trail of ciphers leading from quirky bookstores to shadowy warehouses. As their puzzle-solving dates spark undeniable chemistry, the code’s secrets unravel a corporate scandal that could scald them both.