Anal Sex Stories

This addendum to Nick Scipio's "Summer Camp" is fan fiction and not canon. Since the Summer Camp series is Paul's story, many side stories never get told and always left open questions for me. This story is one I needed to hear told. Big Ed Magnusson's series is following Chris Coulter. This is my version of what happened after Leah's wedding and is published with the permission of Big Ed and Nick.

The most popular slogan in the post Civil War period was "Gone to Texas" or simply "GTT" because the promise of living in a free society without restrictions of too much government was too tempting to resist.

At fourteen and having experimented with his fourteen-year-old friend, Charlie, Brian lets himself be convinced to move up to the big time with men. Charlie's friend, Mr. Jamison, has installed a new sauna in his house and is having a small, intimate party with a couple of friends to break it in.

Matilda Boyd had a very comfortable life. Millie liked her husband well enough, but she simply adored his bank account. Feeling neglected while he was away on his many business trips, she had to find love where she could get it. In a thrift store, she meets a lovely young bi-curious girl. After she discovers the girl's astounding secret, a series of bad choices threaten to totally destroy Millie's rich cozy lifestyle!

Maggie was past the bloom of youth. She only had one regret and that was never experiencing the excitement of a satisfying orgasm. She believes she has found the answer in changing her undies from drawers to diapers. Let the experimentation begin.

Mistress Kim brings her slaves Lance and Mandy on a summer camping trip

My girlfriend challenged me to have a sexy story to tell her when I got home. I got a better story than I could have imagined when I stopped at a rest area along the way and met the horniest young couple I could have hoped for.

A well-endowed young man and his passage through early life.

A Country Boy, City Girl Story
This is the story of the "Country Boy, City Girl" saga, as told by Linda from her point of view. It is not required to have read "Country Boy, City Girl" first, but the pacing and reason for chapter breaks will make more sense if you do read it.