Valentine Romance: The Orgy Festival (ePub)

Paxton was born and raised in a highly conservative Catholic family, so naturally she developed an insatiable obsession with sex.

Ever since she found a hidden blue crate full of her father's Playboy magazines stashed under a floorboard in the garden shed, her mind has been weaving fleshy fantasies and longing to share them.

She first won an award for her writing in eighth grade, when she submitted a short story about a hellish monster that climbs out of a well and possesses a teenager to commit devious acts. Little did the judges know that the original draft went into juicy detail about the devious, SEXUAL acts. By the time it reached the judges eyes however, she'd already pounded the backspace key to scrub it clean.

Throughout high school, she used the same method to win six more short story contests: First she'd write a detailed erotic story, then cut out all of the most interesting parts in order to make it acceptable to the judges, then win. Because she kept winning, she felt compelled to write more, but didn't purge ALL of her erotica; she kept her real candy buried deep in her hard drive in a folder called "trig304."

...No one ever opened that folder.

Towards the end of high school Paxton dove into web design, and built several kink sites where her and other users would share short erotic stories. At one point, one of the sites was pulling in over 12k visitors per month.

She went to college for software engineering and became a web developer for a fortune 500 company. After a few years in that job, she felt like part of her true being was missing. There was a large chunk of her life that felt neglected and forgotten. Working for a large IT company, she always feared that her vanilla boss and coworkers would discover her true kinky identity from all those years ago and her professional reputation would be ruined.

Fueled by disdain and lack of creativity in her day job, Paxton began writing erotica again at