BiSexual Stories

Lars isn't quite content with his life, but all that is about to change. With a move and new start in a neighborhood filled with something unexplained, life is going to get a whole lot better.

She watched a boy jerk off and it turned it into her lifelong fetish

A story in the Amputee Stories Universe
Teenager discovers her love for her disabled best friend.

A story in Troy & Julie's Universe.
While flying to San Finzione, Julie tells the story of the morning after her and Troy's first night together.

Caroline Lyndsey's Mum plays meticulously planned April Fool tricks on her every year but last year her Mum almost went too far and threatened her daughter with a broken family. So this year Caroline early recognises the set up to make her an April Fool once again. Caroline enlists the help of her older brother, confirmed bachelor, Mason. Can an idea suggested by her FWB of an unlikely engagement for Mason and an unworldly beauty really work to trump her Mum's April Fool?

It's a well known secret that Steve Binns is the towns favorite cherry popper. When his neighbors have to leave for a family emergency they unknowingly leave their two innocent teenage daughters in his care as they rush off. One things for sure, they won't be nearly as innocent when their parents return.

The second book continues where the first left off, finding Stephanie and her two boyfriends coping with the best and worst day of the young woman's life. You should read the first book in the trilogy before continuing past this point. The "Caution" code is used to avoid spoilers. See my blog for additional information.

A story in the 'Demons Are Real?' Universe
A mysterious board game makes its players do what it wants.

Born of two worlds Molly left India for the United States. Her mother American, father native of Mumbai they relocated to Miami, Florida. Enrolled midway in her final year of high school Molly was so lost it was unreal. Impressionable she quickly realized that playing naive got her everything she wanted. Smart meant more than any honor roll. Molly was just plain slick. Maybe she wasn't so lost after all.