Craving is load-bearing, and it's waiting to be earned.

House Pendale publishes fiction that means every word of it. No hedging, no metaphor standing in for consequence.

Funny enough that you'll laugh right before you moan. That part's on purpose too.

Meet the Book Enter the House

Book One of The Constellation Cycle

When Stars Align

A woman arrives at a house that was built to notice her. What she finds there is a reckoning, a structure that answers only to what she's earned. Her orgasm is the key. His architecture is the lock. Bring a safe word. Leave your irony at the door: the House aims first, jokes later.

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The House

House Pendale is the publisher. Liora Pendale is the first voice under its roof, with room already held for what's next.

Every book, every author, every glyph the House puts its name on has to earn its place the way a good ending does. That's the whole standard. We don't do participation trophies, and we definitely don't do decorative bondage.

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The Author

Liora Pendale writes what she means, then means it again louder.

Lush, precise, unapologetic, and yes, she thinks a good line should do both jobs: get you wet and get you laughing.

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Join the House

Two private Constellation Cycle shorts. The first one arrives before you've closed the tab.

Behind the Door is where the House keeps what it doesn't sell.

Bedtime comes to you the moment you sign: a woman, the girl who belongs to her, and a collar that means every word of it. Tuesday follows a few days later. Tuesday is filthier.

After that you hear about new releases first, darlings. Nothing else. No spam.

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