Six naive teenagers on a church ski trip along their sponsor find refuge in a small cabin during a sudden blizzard. Youthful sexual experimentation quickly warms up the cold cabin and innocence is not the only thing lost.
Linda Banks married with children gets seen by a man that took some pictures of her at UCLA while she was at a party. Linda had no idea about those pictures and they can ruin her life as she knows it. She will do anything ANYTHING to make sure her husband never sees them. and she does!
Colleen is an average young woman with a not so average problem. Her mom and the woman she grew up calling Aunt Patty were noisy lovers. The happy sound never failed to give Colleen a boner! The hermaphrodite lost a lot of sleep but didn’t mind. She loved her parents and wouldn’t hurt them by asking them to be quite. Things change drastically when Colleen is accidentally given the wrong gift on Christmas Eve. Will this family be ruined or brought closer by this simple error?
"Kissing the Pastor's Wife": Who knew that Helen, the Pastor's wife could kiss like that. One kiss and the relationship between Helen and Tim, despite her being older, was all but settled.
A Story in the Kylie X. Interracial Stories Universe
Nineteen year old Kylie is black, beautiful, and eager to lose her virginity to a white man. Can the college coed come up with a plan to convince the handsome, but very married Jamie to pop her cherry? Maybe, but she knows it'll have to be a good one!
My bus broke down on the way home from work one day. That's when I met Sally. Cute, intense, erotic Sally. It's not often we can pin down the moments that changed our lives, but that was one for me. Note: D/S is quite light. / (Reviews)
Freedom is heavy. Not the absence of walls. Not broken chains. Not an open road. It is the moment you stop running. The moment you surrender to something stronger than your fear. She was sure of herself, yet starving for freedom. He became her mirror showing her the parts she was ignoring. The collar is no cage. It is an anchor. The weight that finally stops her from drifting into the cold, meaningless void of not belonging.