John Winter was guarding an experimental time machine in the depths of a research laboratory when it was attacked by terrorists. They set off a bomb that caused the time machine to jump John to the steppes north of the Black Sea back during the Dark Ages. This is the story of how he became a very big fish in a medium size pond when he rescued some women from marauding nomads. Naturally, all of these women became his wives, and things kind of grew from there.
A young man on an extended hike on the Appalachian Trail hooks up with a local kid on the run. They learn a lot about each other while crossing several states.
Sequel to 'Dinner and a Show' To that end I purchased five pieces of anodized aluminum body wear from Camille. A fourteen-inch neck collar, three-quarters of an inch wide and made of plain beaten aluminum with a small chain design in its center, made a simple everyday statement without looking like overtly fetish wear. I added ankle and wrist cuffs of the same design and material as the collar.
After the Gods turn their eyes back on the world our hero jumps in with both feet where angels would fear to tread. He becomes a wizard. The planet will never be the same again.
Greg was a confirmed bachelor living alone until his life got turned inside out much to his delight. Follow his path through the mysteries of life.
CAUTION This story includes cheerleaders.
Showoff Series Ellen discovers something new about herself, the tingling secret excitement of exhibitionism. She finds pleasure showing off her body to a young neighbor makes her more cooperative when her husband insists on exhibiting her in public to heighten their mutual sexual pleasure. In this episode, Eric steals her panties for a souvenir and she shows him what is under her dress; later her husbund takes her from behind bent over the dining room table with the drapes open.
This story was inspired by the ending of one of JPB's classics. It's not a continuation or an alternate ending for his story. It's a new and unique story but I loved his ending so much that I wanted to do my own version of it.