Books published by Logical-Lust

The Orgone Chronicles continues...After their adventures in SCOUTS [Book One of The Orgone Chronicles, and 2011 EPIC eBook Award Finalist] - Challers and Valka are safe, protected aboard the Pirate city-ship known as "Port." The scars of their ordeal among the Scouts remain, however. Valka is stuck with a hyper-fertile Ovor body, and the only way for them to raise enough money to change her back, is for them to join the Worthies-reality-TV celebrities who are always on camera. In an environment where loyalty is dismissed and betrayal is rewarded, their love suffers its greatest test yet. Meanwhile, on Stakroya Station, their classmate Renedy wrestles with a budding sexuality that does not fit the station's rigid mold. An intimate night with the man who has been chosen for her does not go well at all. Instead she finds herself attracted to another woman; a relationship the Station can never condone. Through it all, the sinister eyes of the Scouts see all. Freedom, for all involved, must be won again and again.

Young secretary Tori Van Camp wakes one morning on a luxurious ocean liner where she is offered whatever a person might desire: food, clothes, recreation, and the companionship of congenial people. But Tori has no memory of booking a cruise. What she does have is a vivid recollection of being shot point blank in the chest.With the help of the stunningly handsome Mike and the unnervingly sereneNancy, Tori soon learns the purpose of her voyage. Still, she is haunted by the image of the gun, the crack of the shot, and the malevolent face of the shooter. Who wanted her dead, and why?Determined to find out, Tori enlists the help of Seamus, an eccentric but shrewd detective. Together they embark on an investigation unlike anything Tori ever thought possible. Death is all around, the future is uncertain, and if Tori does not act quickly, two people she cares about are prime candidates for murder.

Selected stories inspired from the recorded gems of the Delta blues,Chicago blues, Memphis blues and Texas blues. Called "the Devil's music," the stories of the blues goes beyond jump turns, slow drag ditties, reel, jigs, minstrel songs, ragtime, or the buzzard lope. These lyrics connected to these stories celebrate heartache, separation, distrust, betrayal, lust, but they promise a healing love of revival and renewal. It's a celebration of the present, of the now, and it's totally mad at the past and suspicious of the future. But who are kidding? Let us tell the truth. Really, the themes of this raucous collection often wallow in carnal pain, in the weakness of the flesh, and the temptation of sin. Taboo love, forbidden love. Sometimes it's just plain nasty. All of the good stuff.In Too Much Boogie, the spirit of the blues afflicts everybody. Within the emotional pull of the lyrics and its stirring music, there is a common language of the heart and the soul. Although the blues were born and bred in the land of Jim Crow by black people, it has nothing to do with class, color, or category. Even the rich get the blues and do dumb things. The book shows there is a pulse beating within each of us and that pulse is the blues.1. The Things I Used to Do by Alegra Verde2. For Love or Money by Alice Sturdivant3. Rocking Chair Blues by Jayme Whitfield4. What's in the Box by Kalamu ya Salaam5. Mother's Milk by Kevin James Breaux6. Ask the Heart by Akua Lezli Hope7. She Had to Go and Lose It at the Astor by D. L. King8. The Summer of Bobby by Jolene Hui9. Can't Be Satisfied by Gary Phillips10. Midnight Special by Victor J. Banis11. Tricked by Zander Vyne12. Come for Me, Dark Man by Anne Tourney13. Heaven is a Blues Café by Hzal14. Red Eye by Lisabet Sarai15. The Backup Singer by Rebecca Kyle16. Hole by Remittance Girl17. Once You Go Black by Amanda Fox18. Goodbye Blues by Thomas S. Roche19. Effects of Moonshine by Dorla Moorehouse20. It's Tight Like That by Cole Riley21. The Principal of the Thing by Savannah Stephens Smith22. P.K. by Art Nixon23. Warming Up by Maxmilian Lagos24. My Strongest Weakness by C. Dennis Moore25. Head Games by Robert Buckley26. Sunday Morning by Dean Jean-Pierre27. The Room by Nick Nicholson28. Hurricane Love by Alicia Night Orchid