K.S. Adkins

• Dec-2017
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At forty-one I was a vibrant, independent, sexually aware woman. I liked my uncomplicated life just as it was. Which primarily centered-around casual sex, happy hour and crying spells alone in my room. Between these damn hot flashes and running a bus...

• Jun-2017
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Before Mercy F*ck there was another story... You know the one. Where the female is heavily armed, feisty, has a penchant for finding trouble, doesn't need a man and likes to drink a lot. Where the male sees what could be his, wants it desperately, wo...

• May-2016
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You've seen the title of this book and now you're curious, I get it. I totally do. Mercy F*uck isn't a title that inspires smiles and you'd be right. Let me start by saying his name was Axle Rhodes and everything about him, including his love for Met...

• Feb-2016
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Motown Breakdown is the final story in the Motown Down series that includes a bonus book; Sun & Shade. Two full length novels, two happy endings, one price. To outsiders it would be unimaginable that women were categorized, branded and sold to the hi...

• Nov-2015
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I became property at thirteen.My youth was stolen, my choices with it.I became the darkest version of myself.Childish thoughts were replaced with deviant behavior.I was taught a new way of thinking.Survival depended on adapting to my environment.Or r...

• Apr-2015
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Because of him college was hell.I gave him a year, he gave me anxiety.I thought we were friends, he thought I was a punchline.Because of him I was undateable.Because of him I needed therapy.While he was in prison, I thought I'd outgrown him.But he's ...

• Apr-2014
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My name is Macy Kowalski. I'm a registered nurse, a pharmaceutical scientist, a founding member of the Detroit Police Department's barely-legal Shadow Squad, and a walking case study in 21st century man problems. I like things calm and orderly. I hav...

• Jan-2014
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My name is Venessa Cross. I'm a Detroit club DJ with issues. I know it, my friends know it, and even the enemy knows it. The problem is, now the Detroit Police Department knows it, too. I was wrong to think my nighttime activities would go unnoticed....