"I was giving Ryder too much credit for being some kind of evil mastermind. It was more likely that he had no feelings at all, because he was kind of a sociopath. If I could not be near him for a little bit, maybe I could remember that." Grant would like nothing more than to forget his first encounter with local bad boy Ryder Vance. However, the car with the windshield that Grant accidentally smashed shows up in the Vance Autobody, and Grant's dad made a deal with Mr. Vance: free labor until the damages are paid for. With Ryder working at the shop, Grant has to work doubly hard to stop thinking about what happened on the hood of that car, and to make sure it doesn't happen again…

"I kept my nose out of trouble. I didn't smoke and didn't drink unless I was at home. I tried to make good grades. All I wanted was to get out of this hellhole unscathed, and here two months before graduation Ryder Vance was pushing me down on my knees in an empty baseball field parking lot because I hit a homer into his car." Poor kid Grant knows not to cross Ryder Vance. When Grant accidentally puts a baseball through the windshield of Ryder's car he expects to receive the beating of a lifetime, but the local bad boy has a kind of payback in mind that Grant could never expect.

An erotic short story about an administrative assistant who thinks he's 100 percent heterosexual, and the manipulative boss who knows better. Cash Bentley is a man who gets what he wants, when he wants it. Right now he wants his secretary, whom he bullies mercilessly just for fun. Lance Oliver Jordan clearly thinks he's underpaid, overworked, and completely straight. Cash is far more observant than his secretary believes, and he knows exactly what buttons to push to turn the Lance into a begging bottom.