Daughter Stories

I'm Tom Brostwin and this is the story of my life with my daughter Heather before she went to college, and we moved our home to the New Neighborhood in New Hampshire. She and I became lovers on her eighteenth birthday and my taste for barely legal teenage virgins continued to grow.

A surprise visitor changes two families.

A small town Southern sheriff takes in an African-American woman and her young stepdaughter. Eventually they become a family and when the girl becomes old enough to date, they turn to the sheriff for her first experience.

Boys & Girls, the Saga continues, crossing more family lines. This story is a note that I'm not dead yet. And it is a history-making event--Losgud's first follow-up, sequelesque piece. You do need to have read the original "Tandem" to catch all the nuances in this "Extra". If not, smart readers will catch on fast enough.

How does the silver antique time piece disrupt our protagonist's sex life? A better question might be "When does it?"

Bob takes his daughter for glamour shots but turns down the photographer's offer to do sexy shots. Instead he decides to do them himself. Trouble is instead of getting pictures taken, she just gets bred.

On a girl's fifteenth birthday, one of her gifts is a journal which she uses to record her innermost thoughts. She’s ashamed of her body because she is developing more slowly than her friends and classmates. Little does she know that there’s at least one man who finds her attractive for the very features that make her feel deficient.

The twins are back. This time, they have their Daddy in their sights!

A story in the Connor Family Universe
The Connor kids, Jacob and Bridget, are all grown up. See them enter a brave new world. The Marriage Extension Act (MEA) has made polyamorous marriages legal and the US Supreme Court has declared public sex a Right of Expression under the First Amendment. This is a world where life extending anagathics ensure that anyone who can afford the two million dollar price tag can live to a healthy century and more. Still growing up a Connor means there be plenty family play no matter the generation.