Roland Pike has sold this town every balloon arch, gender reveal and gold "4" candle it ever wanted, and been invited to exactly none of the parties. Then a woman walks in with a shopping list written on a court filing.
All my fantasies have a grain of truth, well several grains. This one very much so, but very much an erotic fantasy about a hiking friend. I can wish right? I am OLD, but still very active especially my imagination. I would love to hear from you once you have read my fantasy. You just might spark another story.
Genetically perfect, highly capable, and designated as Weapon 356. A super-soldier trainee who wants to do a good job. But in a dystopian facility where "recycling" is the penalty for stepping out of line, she’ll have to push her engineered body to the absolute limit just to stay alive. Warning: Beastiality, dehumanization/objectification, abuse of power/instutional abuse, implied death, body horror, psychological stress
When John shyly reveals a long-held, secret fantasy to his loving wife Veronica, she listens with growing excitement. Determined to give him the ultimate gift, Veronica secretly gathers a small group of her most adventurous friends to help make his dream a reality. This is a story of a devoted wife transforming her husband’s deepest desire into an unforgettable night of passion that exceeds every expectation.
A Story from The Town Step back into the world of The Analyst, The Chef, The Practitioner, and The Clerk with this collection of character-driven short stories. From epilogues to unexpected new beginnings, these tales expand the lives of familiar faces, introduce intriguing new characters, and reveal that every ending is simply the start of another story. Each story differs in tone, themes, and levels of intimacy—some contain none, while others are more explicit.
1905. An idealistic painter flees London for rural Dorset, convinced genius will one day be recognised. But it is his overlooked wife, Henrietta, who discovers inspiration in an enigmatic ex-soldier while a reckless weekend of absinthe, artists and shattered conventions exposes the gulf between lofty ideals and human desire. In the end, art—not scandal—delivers the greatest surprise.