Welcome to the Xchange Club, where the doors close, the drinks pour, and the confessions come out.

Lick Daddie collects the stories couples only tell after the second drink. In this first volume, thirteen couples open up about the nights that changed everything: a spades game where the losers pay in clothes, a bold idea after a movie, a moonlit invitation at a lake house, a wrong cabin key, a snowed in weekend, a massage class that goes off script, a boudoir shoot, a silver anniversary in Sin City, a karaoke mic that spins the night sideways, and a return through the club where it all began.

These are stories about couples who talk, trust each other, check in, and always go home together. Steamy, funny, and honest. Best enjoyed with your partner close by.

Thirteen stories. One club. Try not to blush. Or do. Blushing looks good on you. Grown folks only. Stay freaky.

Thirteen couples. Thirteen confessions. Every one of them straight from the heart.

You know the couple next door. The ones who wave from the driveway, coach the Saturday games, and bring the good potato salad to the block party. What you don't know is what happens after they slip away and close the door behind them.

In Pineapple Stories 2, married couples finally tell you everything. A wife books a secret night at a New Orleans club and discovers what she really wants is for him to watch. A nurse and her eager husband try three times to get one weekend at the lake right. A husband and wife learn that a single nod across a crowded room can say more than any conversation. A woman who spent years hiding her body walks into a club and finds a room full of admirers.

These are grown, devoted, consenting couples with rules, signals, inside jokes, and a deep love for each other that only grows when they open the door. Pour a glass, lock the door, and come find out what really goes on behind those pineapple doormats. Grown folks only. Stay freaky.

Ten years married. Still in love. Bored out of their minds. Broke enough to book a deal.

Nia and Darius Carter have been playing "would you?" in bed for years. Would you let him watch? Would you kiss her? Would you, if I said yes? Then Nia books Pineapple Cay on a last minute couples deal at one in the morning, because the price is ridiculous and the photos look like a spa.

The brochure said couples paradise. The fine print said lifestyle. They find out at the pool, when the first question is "Are you in the lifestyle?" and names come third.

Before the week is over they will soft swap, full swap, watch and be watched, rewrite every rule they brought, survive a theme night that goes sideways, and have the worst fight of their marriage over sunburn and tequila. Funny, filthy, and honest. Accidental tourists who leave knowing exactly who they are.

Coming soon from Xchange Club Press. Grown folks only. Stay freaky.