The experiment was controlled. Her desire wasn’t. Ten days. One couple. One stranger. No clothes. It begins as a simple experiment in vulnerability — but desire doesn’t follow rules. When Sophie and Chuck agree to test their relationship, they don’t expect the tension, the tasks… or Malik. What starts as a game quickly becomes something far more intimate.
What would you do if you discovered a way to KNOW the thought and emotions of those around you. Then you discover that you can manipulate and control these to some extent. This is what one yound man did when it happend to him. enjoy
An Organisation Story Part of the The Organisation versus the Association universe
A story in the Organisation Universe, This follows Veronica Coleman's part in the Organisation and her subsequent life after George Douglas Please note this is an action story, there is little sexual content, although it is mentioned. - updated 28th October 2007
Five years ago, his wife was brutally murdered. A smile from under the brim of a hat. And he's transported back to that day. Has he found one of the men who burned his life to the ground?
What if you could heal the sick, just with the touch of a hand? Would people allow you any peace? Would you be mobbed? Suppose you wanted a normal life? Sure, you want to help people, but you don't want to be Elvis, or get mistaken for the Second Coming. How do you cope? What do you do?
Lucy Draven has an emptiness inside her after losing her husband. When she doesn't think that void can ever be filled along comes Roman Marks, a man that seems to possess the qualities of her late husband.
Juli Jones is a young girl coming of age. Puberty hits Juli later than most of her friends. She's smart, she's precocious, and she's a free spirit. She loves to read about sex, she loves to talk about sex and now, she's ready to learn about sex. She loves her body and she loves her Gramps. There is a lot of sex in this story. If you don't like reading about sex, stay away from Juli Jones - She's a Wild Child.
One way you could define magic would be the height of technology, not it’s antithesis. If you could reorder quantum entanglement at will, you could quite literally make anything happen -- anything would be possible. Perhaps that would take vast quantities of technology and energy... or perhaps it would be child’s play.