Consensual Sex Stories

Mary Richards, spunky but inexperienced TV news person, is pressured into giving her gruff boss a blow job to get a week of vacation. Alas, in walks the station's inept anchor. To shut him up, the boss offers Mary's favors. And while that's going on, in walks the news writer. Finally, the weatherman arrives. This time, Mary doesn't have to be persuaded. (Celeste's score: 10, 9, 9: "It's easy to imagine these TV characters doing what they do in this story.") / (Reviews)

Coming of Age in 1960s New Zealand. My father's much younger brother guided and mentored me from early adolescence through my teenage years and a series of girlfriends. While each story can stand alone, readers will get most out of this series if they read chronologically starting with Andrea, and progressing through Bronwyn and Robyn to my adventures with Pauline

A Story in the Ridiculous Universe
Sandy is all grown up, has been married for nearly 20 years, and has a daughter, a daughter who has brought her a veritable host of additional daughters... and three wives. This story primarily covers Sandy's experiences in the Fall of 2018 when she accepts a temporary assignment as a fill-in branch manager for the banking corporation for which she works. Experience with the story _Sandy_ is not necessary; experience with the story _Beth_ would be helpful, but not particularly necessary.

A Story in the STEELVILLE AND ENVIRONS Universe
After losing his father and yet another girlfriend Jerrod quits his job and moves home to take over his father's business. He finds companionship with some older women then love with one of their daughters. Chapter two and three deal with Peter Youngblood, Jerrod's ex fiancee's father and his divorce and remarriage.

Did Cora believe in the stars more than in her husband?

A professor and a mail order bride's daughter get close. Very close.

Halloween-2012
A witch at a Halloween party in 1984 changed my life when we discovered Daylight Saving Time ended at 2:00 and we had an hour to do it all again. And again. By midnight on Halloween, we'd rung the bell, closed the book, and quenched the candle. We were in love. Mostly a true story with a little creative license.