New Stories posted in the last 30 days

A story in the Wolferton Valley Universe
Jake is home, bored, and horny. A late night Hookup with older stud Ryan takes a turn when Jake's father Tom walks into his room.

Somewhere in the middle of this story he uses a purple crayon to color her pussy hair. Illustrated.

My step mother returns for a top up

Sarah, whilst away in Dubai with her husband attracts an older man, Reg. He comes on to her, encouraged by her husband. Sarah hates him, he's a pig, almost misogynistic and so full f himself, almost everything she despised. Yet Reg somehow wins her over and Sarah gives in, letting Reg take her with his massive cock. Then a rollercoaster of sexual, gratification and new horizons begins.

Dianne is a very conservative middle aged white woman. Married with two sons. After she meets Donald she begins questioning if she is happy, if her sex life is what it should be. Dianne is caught between guilt and seeking pleasure she wants.

Laura Bennett, thirty-nine, drives three hours to her son Jonah's college apartment — coolers of home cooking, bags of cleaning supplies, anything to keep her hands busy while she's there. Jonah, twenty-one, is grateful. He's also begun to see what all that mothering is covering up — because he's covering up the same thing. A slow-burn standalone story, ending with the visit where she arrives with nothing at all.

Three days into Ryan's ten-day work trip, his wife Kendra is staying with Mason and Hannah — the brother and sister-in-law he trusts most in the world. A standalone story from the world of No Brakes.

An AI assisted story of femdom erotica

A Jamie Story
Jamie and Aroha test a sexy male statue. Illustrated.

Tyler and Megan Calloway are broke, young, and too proud to admit how bad things have gotten. When their neighbor pitches a Friday night poker game — old guys with cash who can't play cards — the money sounds easy. Megan pours drinks. Tyler takes their money. Everybody wins. But the men at the table aren't losing by accident. And the game was never really about cards.