Adult Female with Adult Female Stories

The headcount is seven. A serial killer is working the strip-clubs of lower Manhattan. But that’s Detective Tomasina Vencenzi’s beat... and Tommy doesn’t like it when someone messes with her girls.

John and Mary Story decide that their eighteen year old son Sam, though admirably mature, is lacking in one crucial area of his education. He doesn't relate well to the opposite sex, at least in one-on-one situations. The decision is made, mostly by Mary, to help Sam develop that ability with the aid of an older female tutor. The plan succeeds all too well.

A nineteenth-century woman receives an invitation to an exclusive ladies' society, but what she finds there is moore than she bargained for.

She never knew this side of her mother.

On a dark forest highway a tired young driver wrecked. Rescued by a nurse, she cared for him in her cabin. Temporarily crippled, he needed her help even to pee. That's when she saw he was big and delicious like her late husband and began "oral therapy." In love, they delighted in each other's bodies and fantasies. But he was very poor; how could they turn their sexual intensity into a working relationship? Will her son bond with him? How will her (female Native American) lover fit in?

Bernie is a tall, gawky high school kid who goofs off once too often and has to stay after gym class. Punishment? Not so much, when dawdling in the shower means he's surprised by two of his teachers, the naive white English teacher, Alice Johnson, and the shapely black guidance counselor, Liz McIntyre. They teach him a thing or two. (Celeste's score: 10, 9.5, 9.5: "A pretty good story in its own right." / (Reviews)