Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
Much of this originally appeared on finestories.com. It has been through a number of rewrites with some new material as well as many changes to cover where the story now goes. It's post-apocalyptic but is about people not so much as the event. I hope you will like the characters as they engage in living in a new and different world.
A Sarah and Greg Story Story to Date: Sarah is a woman in all respects except one, she was born with a penis. S&G fell deeply in love, moved in together, and married. One thing they learned about themselves is that they enjoy trying new things sexually and exhibitionism. They are now on their honeymoon in Hawaii. On their honeymoon, they meet Lisa and Mark at a swinger's party, where S&G engaged in sex in front of others. They have invited Lisa (and Mark) over for an evening of fun on Thursday.
During the hard times following the Civil War a man some times must travel like a tumbleweed to survive. Jake Hightower was just such a man. / (Reviews)
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Todd convinces his widower father Jim to double date with him with Penny and her daughter Sarah. The plans fall apart when there's chemistry between the four of them, and a surprising crossed set of relationships develops. There's a further surprise as well. / (Reviews)
Jon and Amber discover that many of their condominium neighbors are as sexually horny and interested in playing together as they are. They hold intimate parties as an increasing number of other condo residents decide to join in. Much sex. Many characters. All ages and situations.
When Sol embarks on a career as a black-market space merchant, he didn't count on the help of an illegal anatomically-correct android. But in this galaxy, you take your help as it comes, and you come when you can. Codes updated as the story progresses.
A story in the Sheriff O'Dell Universe
The dry hot wind blew the rope in a circular motion above my head. Around and around; the branch and leaves and sky in the background. My neck burned and I needed to breathe. I needed to use my hands. They wouldn’t move. I needed to breathe. I'd been lynched.
Madeline, unable to stop grieving for her dead husband, boarded a stage coach for the month-long trip to California, where her sister lived. Among the other passengers were two cowboys who seemed to be too friendly with each other. And when a freak accident trapped the young widow with these two men in an old mine, she saw it as her moral duty to heal them of their affliction. The only problem was... they weren't afflicted.