You never forget your first time....

In each of these stories from award-winning author Scarlet Fox, we listen as a young woman experiences her first kiss, her first love, and her first time with another woman.

As with everything she writes, these stories are carefully crafted, and with characters you will love to root for and plot twists that will surprise. This isn't just porn in written form. The women pop off the page with all their fears, and desires, laid bare. The relationships are honest, the passion is real, and the sex is intense and powerful.

Best Friends begins when an awkward nerd and her popular and beautiful best friend go off to college together. When the best friend confesses that she is a lesbian, nothing changes. At first. Then one drunken night, there is a kiss. But who is the nerd to deny her best friend an intimate moment? Why reject her and leave her feeling alone when she already has it tough enough? A kiss here and there is no big deal, until things get out of control at a party, and what started as a small spark turns into a blazing inferno.

In Fireworks, a small-town girl has never told anyone that she is gay. But Mel, her office manager, has figured it out, and invites her to the state fair where the fireworks at the end of the night aren't just in the sky. This is the first date we all wish we could have.

The Preacher's Daughter takes us inside the mind of a college girl in her freshman year who was raised in a very religious home. Chastity was always easy for her. Because boys just weren't all that interesting. When she moves into the dorm and her roommate is gay, she learns some things about herself and her life changes forever. There is a lot of blushing in this one!

The Night Shift follows badass Missy as she learns that her best friend, and coworker on the night shift at a truck stop, is gay. Missy doesn't care about that, but what can she do when the reluctant beauty Shai expresses an interest in her? The relationship that follows is as intense as it is beautiful, and neither of them will ever be the same.