Here I am at the edge

 I am at a loss For some reason I have not been able to decide. I have had several of my ebook s banned. I could understand if Sexual Explosions got banned, but it didn't. The banned stories are mild in relation to some of the ones I am writing now.

Your sexy vampire romance part 1 Another of my e-books has been banned by Scrib'd. This time we got things right, my vampire romance  The Cursed   is racy but not as sexually charged as   A Sailor's Love   which passed.

A bad reputation - hopefully Ghosts don't dance   is a gentle romance, and I can see no reason why anyone should wish to ban the book.  Of all my stories, Ghosts don't dance   is one of the least offensive I have written.

What a joke the site is Oyster    The book site  #Oyster   takes the cake. This book is one of two books they banned from my stock. TLOS is a gentle romance, unlike A Sailor's Love, which is an erotic romance, and yet passed scrutiny.  The other book is the short story about my fear of escalators - Escalaphobia - that made the top 100 in the Neuroscience section on Amazon two years ago.  I have no idea of their criteria for banning books. Therefore, I have no idea why these got banned.

I am still good Erotic romances    Years ago, I used to write erotic stories for lady friends - with their consent - I would presume to write an erotic romance for a lady unless I had her permission.  Even in those days I was a good writer, the stories were so good that they were able to give the lady's full sexual pleasures.  None of the stories mentioned exists as I sent them in private messages to my former friends. Oyster  Last year, the book showing here was banned by the publisher Oyster for being too erotic. I find the banning of Sexual Explosions amusing as A Sailor's Love  is far more arousing than Sexual Explosions , and yet that wasn't banned. Could it be the mention of the "S" word got the book banned?