Jack Kramer is a driven 17 year old young man in the mountains of Montana. Out hunting for the first time on his own he finds himself swept up in a storm that leaves him unconciuos and in 8,000BC Germany. Follow Jack as he learns to survive in a world more hostile then any we could imagine. (There is plenty of sex in the story but it is not the driving force)
A literary version of candy corn, this mercifully short story straddles the delicate distinction between horrific and horrible, until it finally falls off and lands on the wrong side. Readers, ye be warned!
For Ben, it seemed impossible to put into words what Natalie had meant to him. That one night, that one brief, modestly wicked moment between them, punctuated a lifetime of all but worshiping her.
No one knows the future for sure. However something has risen from the sea that will change the course of the future, which no one knows if it's for the good or the bad. The once-fallen city has now been turned into a school where any may study, if they have what it takes. Students of all backgrounds, species, and abilities are flocking to this ancient, risen city to learn and hopefully change the course of the future for their own benefit.
Before big brother got married, sister and brother were perfect lovers, enjoying each other in every imaginable situation. Little sister's luck also changes and she becomes engaged to a nice young 'friendly' rapist. While all four were vacationing together at a lake cabin, the sister-in-law learns about her husband and his little sister, what would she do?
I had no parenting skills at all, so I have no idea why my sister asked me to stay with her daughter while mom and dad went off the Europe on a business trip. My niece was incorrigible. She snuck out to a party. She got drunk. She had sex! I had to do something, but I had no idea what to do. So I did what my dad did when I screwed up. I beat her bare ass. Who would have known she'd actually LIKE that?! And it all went downhill from there. All because I had no parenting skills.