Aunt Stories

Fast Car tells the story of CJ, a teenager escaping a difficult home life with his mother's alcoholism. He plans to leave in his '70 Pontiac LeMans but first stops to say goodbye to Mimi, a close family friend. What happens at Mimi’s changes CJ’s life. From the best-selling author of Potential and Attic Voyeur: The Incest Next Door.

"I'm looking at her back, ok, her bottom. Her light dress is shaped to her petite butt as it sticks out. The hem of her dress is now well up her thighs. My mouth is open. I have been drinking. I have been kissing. I am staring at my aunt's derriere..." --- 15-year-old Ricky is learning the birds and bees from his cute 35-year-old, married, aunt.

You know the scenario - a man and a woman who work at the same company and don't care for each other get sent off on a business trip and "something" forces them into physical intimacy. Only, in my story, the wackiest thing happens. You see, the woman is - oh, yeah, I guess I should let you read it. So, go ahead. I won't hover.

A New Arcadia Story
A sixteen year old boy describes what it's like to be trained by his parents, his elders and his fellow teenagers in the arts of sex in New Arcadia. After mastering his libido and indulging in every form of sex play short of intercourse, he is initiated in a bukkake ritual and chooses his cousin as his first fuckmate.

He gets caught having breakup sex with Zoe. He's banished to stay with his aunt Beth who sends him on an errand where he becomes the willing target of two cougars. Aunt Beth gets him to re-enact his cougar experiences with her when he comes home.

Fourteen-year-old Zoey was standing in her bedroom doorway, wearing nothing but those ridiculous Tweedy slippers. Her left hand was raised above her head, propped against the door jamb, and from that hand, a single strand of 3/8-inch sisal rope hung in spirals to the floor. “Come on,” she said. “Tie me up.”

Following a horrific car accident, young Alex finally awakens from a four year coma, to the surprised delight of his grieving family. But four years is a long time, and his family has changed while he slept, in ways Alex could never have imagined. As he struggles to reconcile the memory of the family he once knew with who they have become, Alex must determine if he still belongs with them, and whether he can be a part of their unconventional new lifestyle.

This story follows ‘You can do it Dad, I don’t mind.’ The games they play while mum’s away or what’s good for the Goose is good for the gander.

Born to save a brother who fell before he could.