Out of Control Summary:

TALES OF CONTROL AND SUBMISSION Here are four scorching stories from the pen of J.W. McKenna about control - or lack of it -- and how each person deals with it. In "Alice's Loan is Due," Alice Henderson finds herself in the clutches of the Mob after she goes to a loan shark to finish her trendy new restaurant. Tony 'The Cantaloupe' Callebreeze makes her an offer she can't refuse - a night of wild sex with a rich stranger in exchange for her loan. In "A Most Dangerous Man," Frank Conrad talks to his new psychiatrist about his unique problem - he can make people disappear. Dr. Roth doesn't believe him at first, but then wonders if Frank might just hold they key to ending a messy affair he's been having with his secretary. "Anything for Jim" is a love story about a woman who finds giving up total control to her boyfriend satisfies her in ways she couldn't imagine before. The deeper she experiences her sex slave life, the more love and attention she gets from Jim - and his friends. The women of "Lie Detector" suspect there's something hinky about the experiments they are participating in at the college. The scientists seem professional about the new lie detector they're testing, but the girls feel, well "funny" afterwards. When they investigate, they are shocked by what has been going on and vow revenge. Out of Control is an anthology of sensual tales and surprise endings. "McKenna is full of compassionate characters, unashamed of their desires and sincerely concerned with others' well-being...wonderful!" (Marliese Thomas, Romance Reviews Today) "A clear, vibrant style. Turn up the A/C, and prepare to submit." (Shadoe Simmons, Best Reviews) "Well-written and very hot. Get out the asbestos gloves while reading these erotic romances." (Michelle Gann) J.W. McKenna is a former journalist who took up penning erotic fiction after years of trying to ignore an overly dramatic-and often overheated-imagination. McKenna's stories of adventure, romance, sex and strife have earned favorable reviews and have won praises from many readers.