Elizabeth Bradford teaches her younger brother Tommy how to kiss. But the lessons go further, despite the difficulty of hiding their activities in a crowded home. At last they get away by themselves. (Past reviewers have praised this story for its realistic depiction of life in a big family and how that would affect Elizabeth and Tommy's plans.)
A Story in DB_Story's Sequels Universe
In Lady Sally's House of Incredible Repute[tm], anything is possible. This is the party you've always wanted to be invited to. Inspired by the writings of Spider Robinson. A Silver Clitorides finalist.
A story in Troy & Julie's Universe.
Contessa Helena de San Finzione is in Seattle. So are her dearest friends. So is Springheel. So is the man willing to kill her over it.
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Doug may be looking forward to Christmas, but he is not looking forward to spending it trapped for a week in his Mom's house with his grandparents, aunt, and cousins. A solution presents itself when his younger sister Holly offers to put him up in her new place. It's the best option, but not a perfect solution, because he knows that she and her hot, bi-sexual roommate Jemma are sleeping together, and that presents all sorts of potential peril. Turns out he couldn't be more wrong about that fear.
A Story in the Damsels In Distress Universe
Damsels: Incredibly beautiful and sexy - check! Want a baby and willing to risk their lives to get one - check! Perpetually horny and oversexed - check! So, they're pretty much all the same, right? Pēteris finds out different. What if one is a Hero at heart, and one doesn't like men? Say what?! Meet Damsel Monica Mechanic and Damsel Trudi Masseuse. This story, is set in Lazlo Zalezac's 'Damsels In Distress Universe,' and is a sequel to 'Pēteris' a story that should be read first.
After more than two hundred picaresque stories set in the American Revolution, the journals now cover the war's last two years, 1780-81, with more ribald tales.