Abby loved her house and her furniture. Her dining room table was her favorite and now it was an accessory to a crime. Of the thousands of hand crafted, Ethan Allen tables that had been used for distributing drugs or making tidy razor formed lines of coke or had marijuana sorted seed from stem, this table was supportive of one of the most creative drug activities possible. On a carefully split open trash bag, taped securely over the top and around the legs of the table, Eddie had set up a limited production facility.

The two J’s had worked for days and at the end of their toils, a proprietary, carefully screened, members only, web page popped up on the internet. Cyber invitations were sent to select clients and friends.

All across Seattle, weather wasn’t the only thing leading to despair. The misting rain, just enough to sully a windshield, but not enough to justify even intermittent wipers, annoyed and depressed the populace at large. Barometric pressure, clouds and general malaise caused a precipitous drop in the number of people who would be getting laid that day. None of that registered on Bill and if it had, his thought would have been his usual, if you ain’t fucking me, well I don’t care about you and just fuck off too.

The continuation of the Serial Thriller Novel Dead Play by Terry L. Raun. To read this serialized Web based novel from the beginning go HERE.

Victoria realized that it doesn’t really matter what your work is, if you do it well, sometimes it is necessary to sit and get past it with a drink. After today’s session, Victoria understood those few clients of hers that came to the club after work and didn’t do anything but drink. They didn’t hunt sex, or play and they didn’t do much but decompress.

 If there was such a thing as a “normal” sex and fetish club, Power Exchange wasn’t it.  Victoria had seen more than her unfair share of sex establishments and she worked hard to make sure hers was something above and beyond.  Power Exchange was a full service, high class, meeting, greeting, and sometimes play place [...]