I’m Aussie, over 35 and very happily divorced. I have a wonderful daughter and 8 neutered cats, only one of which was male. I’ve always had mostly female cats; couldn’t live without them. A few years ago we had 13, and getting over their deaths was quite traumatic.

I love reading Science Fiction and have an enormous collection of books—at least 50,000 at last estimate—though I’m not as keen on SF movies.

An old friend once complained to me of the dearth of science-fictional sex in the genre, so I’ve done my best to remedy that situation. I hope he approves.

All ten of my books are free for the next fortnight or so at all outlets, depending on how fast the distributors can update their pricing information. After that most of them will gradually be priced. So get them while they’re free and please review.

I spent ten years writing the series and agonizing hours editing it into printable shape, surely readers can spare a few minutes to show your appreciation? Thank you.

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Arryn Frey
Latest book: Strobe. Published on July 31, 2011. (4.33 from 3 reviews)

Jen Cole
Latest book: Second Honeymoon. Published on March 21, 2013. (4.00 from 1 review)
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• Kitten on March 29, 2012
  
  A delightful romantic story, I liked the subtlety. Better editing would have made it perfect. Lotta Bangs
  
• Strobe on March 29, 2012
  
  Hey, it was such a pleasure to read this sensitive and evocative story, so perfectly crafted and edited. I loved that you used the verb ‘to lie’ correctly. That is so rare even from professional US authors. Please do keep on writing.
  
• Feel it in my Bones on March 29, 2012
  
  Sir, you are a true wordsmith, your writing so simple, flowing, apparently effortless, and perfectly edited, so the reader is never jarred out of the mood. Absolutely delightful.
  
• In the Dark on March 29, 2012
  
  I unintentionally read these stories in reverse order, but that doesn’t detract from them. I adore the intensity of real feeling in this one, something often missing from erotica. It swept me away. Again, perfectly edited.
  
• Naughty Secrets 8: Her Daughter's Boyfriend on March 29, 2012
  
  Maybe it’s because I’ve always been a cougar, but I loved this. You captured both the crass selfishness and enthusiastic virility of the young man. Both of them certainly had a great time and swept this reader along with them. Well written and perfectly edited.
  
• The Donor on March 29, 2012
  
  Oh my, this cougar loved your story. Absolutely gorgeous and quite well written, though with some clumsy wording. Aim at simplicity and your stories will flow better.
  
• Charity Begins at Home on March 30, 2012
  
  Wow! This is the first brother/sister story I’ve ever read. No wonder it’s such a hot niche. Great job. Loved it. You omitted a ‘the,’ ‘jetting’ should be ‘getting’, ‘at’ => ‘and’, & there’s an excess ‘and’; fix those and the editing will be perfect.
  
• Found Out on March 30, 2012
  
  This is so hot. I am surprised at how it affected me. I never would have touched any member of my family as we didn’t share the trust and support shown here and in Charity. The father protects his son while sharing magnificent sex with him, and the mother was definitely an idiot. Fix these errors please: she and I specifically getting together, => her and my; for a is extraneous; dis => did; by => my.
  
• The Little Death on March 30, 2012
  
  Absolutely delightful little story, easy to read, perfectly edited and spiritually uplifting. Please write more.
  
• The Lady in Black on March 30, 2012
  
  This was only the second submissive story I have read. I found both rather dull because there was no passion to involve me. However I did enjoy the description of all the gear and that the woman made sure he didn’t make a mess of her place. Is it lack of ability to feel emotion that makes a sub? How sad if so. Even in that case, I’m sure the story would be improved with more feeling involved—hope, apprehension, worry, distrust of her soothing, anticipation, beginning excitement, arousal of his nerve endings, fear, horror, more excitement, full arousal, really getting into it, finally trust. Also your writing is disjointed and doesn’t flow. There is too much repetition and unnecessary detailing of simple movement at the beginning, which should have been simplified, compacted and taken for granted. You need to learn to edit better. Word’s corrections are not good enough; you cannot rely on them alone. You need to read your work again several times, aloud if necessary, to smooth it and catch the omissions, incorrect words and irritating repetitions of the same words and phrases, then recheck after doing some other writing, when you can approach the first piece afresh and really see what is actually on the page. It still needs more smoothing, but inserting the following corrections will help and hopefully show you what to look out for. He had some => He’d had some; neighbors, He => neighbors, he; upstairs; and => upstairs, and; jacket; all which => jacket, all of which (don’t trust Word’s suggestions about semicolons—they only separate sections which both have to be complete sentences in themselves; just having the first section complete is not enough, stick to commas when in doubt); conservation => conversation; He Asked. => He asked. go into the homes a total stranger => homes of total strangers OR home of a total stranger; woman; and he was going to allow her blindfold him.=> woman—and he was going to let her blindfold him? OR he was allowing her to blindfold him? afterwards, well => afterwards—well; buckling it in the back => buckling it at the back; ball gag you => ball gag on you; raise your head up => raise your head OR lift your head up; “It made of => It is made of; to much => too much; still spread eagle from => still spread eagled; Surgeon like => surgeon like; swollen ass hole? distended, stretched, tingling, maybe, but not swollen; items, as she seemed => items; she seemed; back his apartment => back to his apartment.
  
• Speak if You May on March 30, 2012
  
  You do have a talent, but this is NOT well written. The girl has language and can read, so presumably she can also write and would have to have done so previously to communicate with her mother. She may also know Sign. Perhaps you should have had her arms in a cast. There aren’t any IV tubes, nothing to prevent her getting out of bed and fleeing, banging a chair up and down to make a noise and attract attention when there are people around. Mary is not on duty 24/7.And how about the call button? To me, this is more horror than erotica. The piece is very short and effective, but still should have been edited better to make reading smoother. The best writers edit and polish their work to perfection BEFORE publishing. You also should respect your readers enough to present the best possible product. Read up on semicolon use. Some of your words don’t work, e.g. already in the first sentence and you get others out of order: would make ever that => would ever make that; she reluctantly said => she said reluctantly; mind could never; and => mind never could and.
  
• Oliver's Painting on March 30, 2012
  
  You have a talent, convey atmosphere and emotion well, but OMG you need to learn layout: how to set out writing, to paragraph. Don’t guess at spelling; look it up: h'oderves => hors d’oeuvres. Read as much good literature as you can to improve your vocabulary and word usage, and pay attention. Read a book the first time for enjoyment and again to analyse how the author does things. Try some how-to-write books—libraries have them—and learn to edit. Also I doubt this is erotica.
  
• Naughty Secrets on March 30, 2012
  
  Sorry, though the story itself was hot, I don’t agree with the other reviewers; I found the writing here amateurish, even juvenile because of the near slang, and the editing—had you edited at all?—was poor. Yet HER DAUGHTER'S BOYFRIEND was tighter with no errors, so you guys can do it right. Perhaps this is an old work that you have recycled. Please insert the corrections, polish and edit it again. It’s never too late to do the job right. a deep breath in, inhaling => a deep breath, inhaling; bed set a rectangular box => bed sat; The hands that held her face in his hands slowly => The hands that held her face slowly; her head fell back like against his shoulder => her head fell back against; laid her on the bed in one solid motion=> in one swift OR smooth motion—a ‘solid motion’ is scat; He pulled her body into his mouth => He pulled her body to/up to his mouth; he had her withering in ecstasy => he had her writhing/quivering in ecstasy; so just lay back and relax => lie back (Americans have a lot of difficulty with the verb ‘to lie’ because you use it incorrectly in your slang—look it up and study the different forms); He asked with a ragged voice => He asked in a ragged voice; Her breathe caressed => Her breath caressed; but she felt like she could trust => she felt that she could; At first, Danny thrusts were slow => Danny’s thrusts; the louder her panting and moans got => panting and moans grew; lacking in anyway => lacking in any way; before straitening back up => straightening; couldn’t keep their hands off of each other => hands off each other (of is unnecessary); He couldn’t help himself and she didn’t want him too => He couldn’t help himself and she certainly hadn’t want him to stop? (this badly needs to be rephrased).
  
• Playing Doctor (Step Brother / Sister) on April 14, 2012
  
  This is really well written, the language fresh, easy and appropriate to the age of the protagonists. Tammy is delightful, taking charge of her own sex education and her brother sweet, realistic and grateful for her attentions. There is genuine feeling and caring between them too and their innocent play makes this story very erotic. Fix these small errors to make it even better. pussy or as you as always call => pussy or as you always call;; anxious to hear the answer my next question => answer to my next;; is really a turning me on => is really turning me on;; fingers back and forth along slit => forth along her slit;; as if she was experiencing a mild earthquake => as if she were experiencing;; to stay and extra week => to stay an extra week;; gave Jonathan few hundred dollars => gave Jonathan a few.
  
• Under Construction, Book One of the Cartel Series on April 26, 2012
  
  Fantastic stuff; great book. So looking forward to the rest of this series. Your character development is superb; Alex and her girlfriends so real and interesting, and you write violence so well, nothing vanilla about it. I had a tension knot in my chest from Alex’s kidnapping and by the end that tension lump had filled my throat. Man, you’re tough.
  
• Best Night Ever on April 27, 2012
  
  This is great writing and your characters are interesting. You really know how to grip the reader and you edit fairly well except for a few blind spots, such as subjunctive verb forms and forgetting to use ‘had’. Lindsay Delagair also forgets ‘had,’ so this may be a regional speech mannerism.
  
• Youth and Beauty on May 07, 2012
  
  Well written little story, but not really erotic, as she herself wasn’t involved in the sex so the reader couldn’t be either, and somehow unsatisfying. Just what will she do with the fairy dust? Apart from give herself back her youthful looks. Will she find herself a husband and have children or just become a better class of whore? The story needs to have something stronger driving her, an ambition unfulfilled. We also need to know why his first lovemaking ‘threw her to the wolves’ so her only recourse was prostitution, some justification for such a casual murder of an intelligent being.
  
• Devil Red on May 07, 2012
  
  Sorry, didn’t like this much. What a waste of a rare good man with a big dick. Find new synonyms for wiggle.
  
• Pleasure on May 07, 2012
  
  This story didn’t get exciting for me until the scientist observer was brought in, but then, wow! It was really hot. Just please get rid of all those ‘wiggles.’ They get really irritating after a while.
  
• The Figures on May 07, 2012
  
  Absolutely loved this. So hot, exciting and involving. The only possible flaw was the lack of emotional involvement, but then I do tend to more old-fashioned values.
  
• Alexandra The Great An Office FemDom Short on June 22, 2012
  
  That was a pleasant read. I love that you’re literate and can edit well. This is also the first story I’ve encountered where the submissive had some personality and wasn’t just a dishrag. Not really my cup of tea, but I still enjoyed it.
  
• Embarrassed Much?: A Sick Office Femdom Flash Fiction Erotica Sex Story on June 22, 2012
  
  I’ve discovered I really don’t like femdom or humiliation stuff, but it was well written, and that is rare in free erotica. One booboo. Talking back to me and stuff it seemed like he might have a pair of balls. > stuff. It OR stuff, it OR stuff—it .
  
• The Whore on June 22, 2012
  
  The writing is beautiful, lyrical, even haunting. There are no typos. The descriptions of the scene and people are memorable. The language is evocative and stirs the emotions. There is sex, well enough described. I don’t know what to call this, but it is not erotica.
  
• Holly: a Club Coquette Tale on June 28, 2012
  
  You detail Caroline’s every movement and action and describe everything she sees, but completely omit her emotions and fantasies if any. She thinks back to her first meeting with Holly, but those thoughts are kept private. You describe every thing she does to get herself off in minute detail as she is watching. She sighs, giggles, moans and screams and that might be enough for some people, but I was completely unmoved. Caroline comes across as a cold self-involved bitch. There was nothing for the reader to latch onto to make her real and warm. I couldn’t relate to her at all. Holly seems far more complete and interesting, but we’re not given enough about her either. Also I cannot understand why Caroline is sure that Holly's approaching orgasm would be her only one tonight when she actually has several more and still hadn’t finished with her young fellow when Caroline’s date turns up. Eroticism is a mental and emotional thing. If you don’t reach your reader there, your story cannot succeed. There were 3 errors. three years when she > three years earlier/ago/before when;; Louboutins, but I tell > but I couldn’t tell;; before push the kid > before pushing the;;
  
• Dahlia: a Club Coquette Tale on June 29, 2012
  
  I always seem to read stories out of order. Caroline is more real in this one as she interacts with Jasmine and Dahlia. It helps that she has a name which she lacked until the end of the other story. She still isn’t likeable, sneaking up on and startling Dahlia and getting right into her personal space. And just how does she manage to see ‘between the glistening folds of her pussy’ and everything else Dahlia does to herself, when Dahlia has only opened her jeans button and undone the zip and would have her hand in the way too. I find this writing as a voyeur does nothing for me, I don’t like Caroline at all, but the writing itself is quite good in this story. 2 typos: buzzing below my belly flared fiercely > flare fiercely;; my eyes away her > eyes away from her;;
  
• Lucy gives it up for the Boss on June 29, 2012
  
  Sorry, I was almost put off reading this by the previous rating. I’m Aussie, so Brit speak doesn’t faze me. Anyway, the Yanks get some Brit TV and movies. They have adopted shag & randy; another word won’t hurt them. Though the bit about increasing your royalties is very relevant. I’m sure TS took so much trouble to critique your work because he was as impressed with your writing as I am and wanted to encourage you to try even harder. So think of his review as a compliment. I really liked the story and Lucy. She was real to me. For erotica there wasn’t enough sexy stuff—that’s probably why TS inserted more suggestiveness in his version of the first paragraph. He just wanted more, as you write erotic scenes well. My only quibble is with ‘manhood,’ a stupid out of date euphemism which doesn’t work. 2 typos: Lucy had made her mind up that > had made up her mind (try to keep all the parts associated with the verb together—it’d easier for the readers);; and Lucy and not seen > Lucy had not;; TS misspelt Dispatch, so that’s not your fault;;
  
• Joy & Pain on July 07, 2012
  
  This was lovely. I can totally see why women love reading good m/m stories. There’s real emotion, tenderness, consideration, caresses, hand-holding, sweet kisses and really hot sex. Everything we don’t get from our macho men any more. With interesting characters and scenario as well, all cleverly written. Love your cover too. Please fix your typos and make this even better: He spins on his heal > heel;; and serves to only make me feel smaller > only serves to make;; sometimes I just a lot of > just need/want/like/demand a lot;; presence to spurn my arousal > spur;; and move to rise, the pain > rise away from the pain. OR rise. The pain;; bed, encircle my cock and tugs > encircles;;
  
• Lick This Pussy on Sep. 25, 2012
  
  This exploitative story is NOT erotica. Turn around sexual harassment is not funny and not one character is interesting. bitch’s and people’s are both possessives and need that apostrophe. You have 5 typos.
  
• The Giving Plague on Nov. 07, 2012
  
  Wow, I never thought to find myself in your company, Sir. Your science was superb as always, but much as I enjoy heavy science, I was tired when I read it and eager to stop after 3 or 4 pages. I persevered, and it was worth the effort. As I see it, most people choose literature here for a bit of light reading, and those wouldn’t get through the turgid beginning. I’ve been a long time fan, and even named the sentient sabre tooth in my series after you. Thanks for the freebies. You left 3 edit errors: superfluous ‘only’ and ‘a’, and missed the ‘to’ in ‘wont do’.
  
• Alice in My Land on Jan. 01, 2013
  
  I am disappointed that you hadn’t bothered to input any of my previous edits, so rather than embarrass you further, I am removing them. Please do learn to paragraph correctly, research your subject, use simpler language and to edit and proofread your work. Good luck with your future writing.
  
• The Bundle on March 26, 2013
  
  A lovely little read with a warning for starry eyed young brides to think of the unthinkable possibilities and plan their lives more carefully. Heartwarming, literate and well edited. My only quibble is that the adverb ‘gently” should go before or after the verb, not break up an infinitive.
  
• The Bundle on March 26, 2013
  
  A lovely little read with a warning for starry eyed young brides to think of the unthinkable possibilities and plan their lives more carefully. Heartwarming, literate and well edited. My only quibble is that the adverb ‘gently” should go before or after the verb, not break up an infinitive.
  
• Twice as Bright on March 26, 2013
  
  Thought-provoking and delightfully well written.
  
• Second Honeymoon on March 26, 2013
  
  Very unusual and interesting premise. Keggar is a real world with real problems which its people solve in a very pragmatic unsentimental fashion. I adore Eileen—her growth develops naturally, the hormonal explanation makes a lot of sense and even partly explains why our own politicians are such dickheads. Very enjoyable and satisfying story. The writing is a tiny bit stilted, compared to that in the others I’ve read by this author. Perhaps a revision after 6 months would help smooth that out? I’d also love to see the cover pics inside the PDF.