Silent Street

Harrison Blake is eighteen, sheltered, and still reeling from his mother's death when he moves to Willow Hollow with his father. The quiet cul-de-sac seems perfect at first. Manicured lawns, friendly waves, the kind of suburban peace his dad promised would help them heal.What Harrison doesn't know is that four women on his street have been waiting for someone exactly like him.Jessica, Melissa, Nicola, and Stacey have refined their tastes over the years. They don't want experienced men who know the game. They want sweet, innocent boys they can corrupt slowly, carefully, until denial becomes devotion and frustration becomes worship.Harrison is perfect. Homeschooled. Virgin. Grieving. Desperately lonely. And thanks to his late mother's religious teachings, he's never even touched himself. His body aches with needs he doesn't understand and can't relieve.The women have all summer to break him. To teach him that pleasure belongs to them, not him. To edge him until he cries, deny him until he begs, and reshape his understanding of what his body is for.By the time Harrison realizes what's happening, it will be far too late. He'll already be theirs. Mind, body, and aching, desperate soul.Welcome to Willow Hollow. The street is silent, but Harrison is about to learn how loud suffering can be.