Rewind
Copyright© 2004 by Don Lockwood
Rewind-The Premise
Time Travel Sex Story: Rewind-The Premise - This is a time travel story. Ed Bovilas goes to bed on October 2nd, 2007, a 42-year-old man who thinks he's having a heart attack. When he wakes up-he's alive, but it's October 3rd, 1977, and he's 12 years old.
Caution: This Time Travel Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including mt/ft Consensual Romantic Time Travel DoOver First Safe Sex Oral Sex Anal Sex Slow School
This is a time travel story. Ed Bovilas goes to bed on October 2nd, 2007, a 42-year-old man who thinks he's having a heart attack. When he wakes up-he's alive, but it's October 3rd, 1977, and he's 12 years old.
I need to mention a story here, Doing It All Over by Al Steiner. He deserves credit here, because I don't think I could've written Rewind without his example. This isn't a copycat-there are elements of similarity but, overall, my story is far different-but DIAO was an influence.
There are plenty of time-travel-type stories up in the sex fiction community. So, with that in mind, I'll tell you what Rewind isn't-it isn't a 'guy goes back in time and fucks everything in a skirt' story. Ed does have sex-and he has it like they used to vote in Boston: early and often <G>--but he's a fairly monogamous guy and a romantic at heart. Now, he's not monogamous with the same person throughout the story-this isn't a 'meet your soulmate at 14' story like DoaL-but he also doesn't sleep with seven women in four days. Not his style, at all. There's also NO incest in this story. Unless you count second cousins as incest, which I don't <G>.
While this is, obviously, sci-fi or magic-I don't get bogged down in it. There's no explanation as to why Ed goes back in time. He's never told, so the reader is never told (Rewind is written in first person POV). There is an anamoly with how he ends up-he's, basically, a 12-13-14 etc year old boy, who also happens to have the memories and experiences of a 42-43 etc year old man. He mostly thinks and reacts like the teenaged boy-but he's got other things to draw on. And he's definitely attracted to girls his 'own age', meaning 13-14-15 etc. He's got both sets of 'memories' in his head which sometimes causes him problems.
There's another thing I'm exploring in this story-the idea that you can't change everything. You'll know exactly what I'm talking about at the end of chapter one; and it's more fully explained at the beginning of chapter two. Some of this will be approached with humor-you'll see what I'm talking about when I get to the chapter that contains October 2nd, 1978-but the Big Major One-the one talked about in chapters one/two-isn't humorous at all. In fact, it's breathtakingly sad, and it lingers throughout the first 9/10 chapters or so. But that's the way it is.