MORE CAVIAR & LESS POPCORN continues the same eclectic mix as CAVIAR & POPCORN, with the fantastic element this time centered on SF rather than dark fantasy. Read about the traps men and women make for themselves in the name of love: The alien bacteria made their hosts immortal and immune to all diseases - but they exacted a terrible price from their hosts. Despite this, Dr. Amy Tanner is strongly tempted to give the bacteria human hosts - for it might save her life, and that of her unborn child . . . The military regulations governing sexual conduct were stringent - especially those relating to contact with alien life forms. Lt. Cmdr. Elizabeth Carson learned just how stringent these regulations were - the hard way. But even harsher was the brutal lesson the aliens themselves imposed . . . The cosmic battle between good and evil hinged on the sacrifice of one exceptional femdroid . . . The stripper didn't think that the drunk at the seedy nightclub bar was dangerous - until he pulled the gun from his pocket. But he promised that it wasn't for her . . . He'd loved her ever since boyhood, to the point where he could never really love any other woman. Now that he had her at last, and they shared an erotic paradise he'd never suspected could exist, he discovered that he was the serpent in his own Eden . . .