Fiction Stories

A Linkage Story
He spent twenty years in the French Foreign Legion, many of those years alongside The Chevalier. He has spent twenty years in Civvy Street, many of those alongside The Chevalier. The Comrade’s Tale allows us a closer insight into The Chevalier but the Comrade is an interesting character in his own right. There are not too many Frenchmen who support Accrington Stanley Football Club.

Lily, a young teen, is on a journey of sexual discovery involving her best friend and her family, her teacher, and her own parents. I kept going back and forth about whether this was an "incest" or "coming of age" story, but settled on incest because I did not want to surprise readers who don't want to read about that.

A soldier Medic thrown back in time finds fulfillment and happiness as he teaches all who come to him for help.

Steve loved riding his dirt bike. But when he fell into some cactus and he needed some first aid, the only one there was his own mother. You know where this is going...

A husband leaves town in the middle of the night. He returns six years later, with a 13 year old daughter. How will his wife react?

A young wife discovers her husband's submissive nature, and she takes control of their marriage through a series of adventures where she discovers herself and heightens their sexuality, going deeper and deeper into a sub-culture she'd never before considered. A story of ultimate love, along with the necessary sacrifice to achieve that heightened level. EXTREME SEXUALITY! REVISED/EDITED / (Reviews)

This story is a mix between romance and magic. Can a Bunnies save a man's tortured soul?

Some tunes are indeed classic.

It's magic, but not as we know it. A fantasy in six parts. I've written it all, so you won't be left in the lurch. >Lucilla watched the celebrities for a few more minutes, and then turned to go. It wasn't until then that she noticed the key. The hotel room key, hooked impossibly over the waistband of her white panties. Lasco's key, obviously. This was worse than she thought. Or better, she realised, grinning.