Consensual Sex Stories

Steve and Gwen meet at the beginning of their senior year. He has no family and she has a large one. They are drawn to each other and become the stuff of legends. If you can suspend your disbelief and enjoy reading about heroes, Navy SEALs, football, surgeons, pirates, actors, and even honest politicians, you may enjoy this story. I hope to post a chapter every week, give or take. This should be a long and amazing story, filled with drama and some melodrama. Read on. / (Reviews)

A Hindsight 20/20 Story
A continuation of Book one after Britt has graduated college. Book two picks up at the beginning of his new career. / (Reviews)

A Living Next Door to Heaven Story
Brian was the runty little brain of 4th grade and a victim of bullies until next door neighbor Joanne, two years older, became his guardian angel. Bigger guys protected him and girls made him part of their inner circle. Because Joanne said so. But somewhere along the line, Brian becomes the protector instead of the protected. At 15, his dozen girlfriends make the story interesting. There are no sexual situations in the first 12 chapters and no penetration for a long time. It's still sex, though. / (Reviews)

A Variation On A Theme Story
Five years have passed in Steve's new life. Freshman year of college is behind him and his friends, and they're off to England for a major trip. Along with that, they're increasingly acknowledging their influence on the world and the ways they can change things - hopefully for the better. Engagements are on the way, and old friends are returning. What will this year bring? Public comments are enabled; see the Foreword.

The period through to Christmas in Andrew's last year at university.

“She thought she owned the stage, until the stage owned her.” Lindsey Ford, the golden girl of Maplewood, learns that ambition has a price. From small-town dreams to the glittering halls of power, she climbs fast—too fast—on charm, wit, and a senator’s son who mistakes hunger for love. But the higher she rises, the thinner the air becomes, and the more her own reflection begins to look like the people she swore she’d never become.