In order to get the family car for the evening, son is forced to take mom to the movies. The two are accompanied by friends, and, well, things happen.

Married and living well-off in a comfortable existence, mom is nonetheless a bitch with few friends. She spends her days managing house—and nagging her son about every little thing.

Until one day he does... the imaginable.

His older brother left the farm leaving him to be his parents' only help. What will his mother do to keep him from leaving?His older brother left the farm leaving him to be his parents' only help. What will his mother do to keep him from leaving?

Mother loves her crosswords and when she thought her son and daughter are creeping together, she did what she thought was necessary to stop them. This is Willie designing delicious deviance on a high level as usual.

Mom needs help to make her sculptures more realistic, so she enlists her son's help, and the outcome is extraordinary, making THE SCULPTURE one of the most stirring erotic novellas ever written! Willie Jackson is an absolute favorite!

Before she was a New York Times bestselling author, Emily Henry wrote salacious short stories for fledgling art magazines published by GlobalStorm.  Raining Boys is an early classic.

Before she was a famous New York Times bestselling author, Colleen Hoover was a stay-at-home mom and struggling author who, after becoming pen friends with GlobalStorm's own, released her first short story series through the publication. The Prettiest Thorn was first selected and edited in book format by GlobalStorm editor Regina Tucker.

Sidelined during the Covid-19 pandemic and already considered one of the hardest working women in Hollywood, Megan Good would spend 2020 writing screenplays and short stories. One of those tales was a titillating one about a school teacher with naughty secrets. Education In Excellence was both edited and published by GlobalStorm Publisher Willie Earl Scott, an unlikely friend of Good's for years now.