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Little brat Willa is a fine art photographer who loves taking erotic photographs. When she finds out that the man of the house is a bit of an exhibitionist, she takes advantage of the opportunity to secretly photograph him. Her taboo fantasies get the better of her and she plans to blackmail him into posing for more photographs, but things really heat up when she finds that the man of the house has the same forbidden desires as she does.

When Yasmina reveals she's been having an affair with her piano teacher, Celine, and now wants to move in with her, the man of the house understands, but the woman he married doesn't approve in the least. The man of the house appreciates her fluidity and approves. Yasmina's lover is just as fluid as she is, and they've talked about sharing, they just haven't found the right guy. But it turns out he's been right under their nose all along. And Yasmina isn't the only one who's been keeping secrets.

Viola is innocent and wants to stay that way until marriage, so she practices what she can, satisfying her needs girl-on-girl with her best friend, Emily. But the forbidden need for something more overwhelms her, especially when there's such an attractive man of the house around. Even if she knows its wrong, Viola can't help her taboo, often back-door fantasies. One night, he discovers what the girls have been doing, and decides it's time to teach innocent Viola what she's in for with a real man.

Zinnia works as a florist for the man of the house, watching him bring flowers home every week to the woman he married, but his wife takes them - and him - for granted. She never even opens the cards! Zinnia secretly rescues them, finding love poems inside, and falls in love with him even more. When Zinnia is discovered by the man of the house, their forbidden love blooms and they finally give into their taboo desires.

Shauna's in trouble. Her parents have kicked her out for getting knocked up. She has nowhere to go, nowhere to turn, and a small baby to take care of. That's when her big, sexy, older construction-working stepbrother rides in like a white knight to rescue her. Ryan has always looked out for her, and when he invites her to move in with him, Shauna thinks it's just a convenient arrangement - he'll provide food and shelter, while she'll do the cooking and cleaning. But Shauna finds her needs are far greater than she expected.

Rose never expected to see her Special Forces Army Ranger stepbrother, Sean, again, not after what happened to her mom - and his dad. They've experienced too much loss, but when Sean comes to take her on a road trip, she realizes just how much she's missed him. Her always-prepared Boy Scout stepbrother has arrived to make sure sweet, innocent Rose is taken care of. Feeling safe and protected, she follows him as they travel together, mapping their way through the ghost towns of the southwestern US, camping under the stars.

Winnie spent years in law school and has been living on a law clerk's meager salary - the only job she could find - while her older stepbrother, Upton, makes six-figures a year writing trashy romance novels under a female pen name for the masses. Not that she begrudges him - they might be step-siblings but they've always been more like best friends. Upton considers Winnie his muse, so when he calls with terrible writer's block, desperately begging her to come up to the summer house where he's trying to meet his deadline, Winnie relents.

Viv has a secret. Her super-sexy, indie rocker stepbrother, Quinn, drives her crazy. With lust. She knows she shouldn't want him the way she does, but spending every waking, aching moment with him, on stage and otherwise, is both pure torture and pure bliss. They've worked for years to get their band, Strange Angels, recognized, to make up for their parents abandoning them - and they're finally on their way. They even have groupies who want nothing more than to sleep with the lead singers of Strange Angels.

Lara has a horrible secret she's hiding from everyone. The only person in the world she thinks she could tell, who might understand and help her, is her stepbrother, Preston. But when Preston's helicopter goes down in the mountains, Lara believes she's been abandoned by the only man she's ever loved. But fate has other ideas. Lara dreams of a stranger and wakes up to find herself alone in a locked room with no food, no water - and no memory of what has happened to her.

For bookworm, Charlotte, nothing turns her on more than poetry—except maybe her shy, stuttering, older stepbrother, Nathan. He’s as much of a bookworm as she is—he even works in the library—but Charlotte knows there’s more to her sexy stepbrother. Underneath his smart, shy exterior lurks the body of a god—she knows, she’s caught enough glimpses of his physique at home—but Nathan has rebuffed her advances at every turn.

Logan lives on the wild slopes of Alaska. Half-white, half-Tlingit, he is drawn to the traditional ways of his people. But his girlfriend, Sila, longs for more modern things in faraway places. Their biggest major sticking point is children - Logan wants them, but Sila doesn't. He thinks he's in love with Sila - at the very least, he's in lust with her - but he's tired of being with someone who just doesn't "get" him. The truth is, Asa, his full, lush, Native stepsister, understands her sexy stepbrother like no one else - she understands his longing for the old ways, for children.

Owen is a born hunter, like his father before him, and would rather spend his time in the woods than anywhere else. He doesn't have much in common with his banker stepfather, who keeps telling Owen he'll get him a job he doesn't want. He doesn't really have a lot in common with his little stepsister, Annie, either -- except they both go to the same university and she seems to go out of her way to tease her stepbrother mercilessly in front of her silly, stuck-up friends.

Desperate to escape her home life, Evie takes a job as a stripper, even though her disapproving, know-it-all stepbrother thinks she's making a reckless mistake. When Kevin has to rescue her from a dangerous situation, Evie can't believe her insufferable stepbrother takes yet another opportunity to make her feel like some damsel in distress who needs saving.

Angeline has a confession to make. She's broken. When she tells her friends, Heather and Farley, that she's never been with a man who could take her body to the places it's desperate to go -- and alone, her singular pleasure is wholly unsatisfying -- they decide to get her drunk one night to see if they can solve her problem.

When Lacey goes to her stepbrother for her annual flu shot, he asks some probing questions and finally gets to the bottom of Lacey's lacking love life. And Dr. Jason thinks he's get the perfect remedy for his stepsister's intimate problem.

Veronica’s sexy, punk-rock stepbrother, Ian, gets angry when she brings girls home, but she does it anyway. Because while he tells her it’s because they make so much noise he can’t concentrate, she knows he secretly listens to them through the vent they share between their rooms. In fact, Veronica has a habit of keeping that vent wide open, just for that purpose. She has to admit, she likes making Ian squirm, and she can’t help but wonder if she might be making her stepbrother just a little bit jealous? That thought makes Veronica squirm.

Lacey can't believe her younger stepbrother, Daren, is leaving in the fall to join the Navy. Who is she going to argue with? Whose shoulder is she going to cry on when he's gone? Since their parents married 10 years ago, the stepsiblings have been the best of frenemies, and she doesn't quite know what she's going to do without him. Lacey plans a goodbye picnic by the lake, but their last, private summer swim turns into something forbidden neither of them could have expected, but both of them secretly hoped for...

Molly's handsome stepbrother, Finn, has called her Pita - short for pain in the ass - for so long, she's almost forgotten her own name. And, she has to admit, she's mostly lived up to it, because Finn is a typical, know-it-all, overprotective older stepbrother who thinks he always knows what's best for her. But when she finds his journal and reads the secrets he's been keeping, she suddenly has a decision to make. They have one week alone at a cabin together this summer - can she make Finn realize that, this time, his little stepsister knows what's best?

Innocent Clarice tries so hard to be a good girl, but the world is filled with temptations of the flesh, especially when they involve her older, sexy, stepbrother Miles. The summer their parents go to Europe proves too much for the pair, who almost give in to the ultimate sin and pay the ultimate price.

Melinda loves winning, especially when it means trouncing her arrogant stepbrother, Aaron. He thinks he's all that and a bag of chips, but the nineties called and it wants its catch phrase back, because as far as Melinda is concerned, he's more like all that and a bag of dicks - at least, he is lately. All her friends think he's hot, but they don't have to deal with his smug smirk or his giant ego. All they can talk about is his rumored giant...something else.