Don gets involved as a volunteer with the local skating club, where he assists young skaters to get ready for their routines. He meets a young lady, Jayden who has a surplus of talent but not the means to develop it due to cost of equipment and costumes needed to compete, Don the Knight in White Armor comes to the rescue. Your imagination will do the rest. Sadly I have to advise there are no bunnies!
Pam wasn't in the habit of picking up random guys, but she decided this one was an exception to the rule. Small towns don't offer a lot of options for romance, without commitment. She was only after a bit of relief, she wasn't looking for love.
Something has happened, killing off most of the world. A small handful of people struggle to survive the aftermath and build a new life for themselves. (Note: Story Codes include acts from future chapters.) / (Reviews)
It's summer again, and this year Saffie needs a bikini to fit her grown-up new breasts. Any dad would pick one up for her, wouldn't he? I mean, just while he's getting trunks for himself. Almost as an afterthought, really. It is a slightly skimpy one it's true, but that doesn't mean his motives are impure; or that he'll be the only one who notices.
A successful crop duster pilot on vacation in Scotland goes missing in a graveyard during the alignment of planets. He finds his online gaming passion and his thousands of hours of practical experience at low-level flying are required to stay alive in a different world. Traveling to another world of aggressive beasts, steam machines and world war, our hero fights to stay alive and get back home. / (Reviews)
Holly, Kim, and Heather are three young girls who make up the Bad Girls Club and try to fight the school system at every turn. They openly flirt with male students and teachers alike and break as many school rules as they can in a day. Until the new principal shows them a different kind of education - one that they can understand and appreciate!
This is a continuation of the story 'Contemplating Mother', but can stand on its own. A man reminisces about his mother and their strange relationship from his teen years to adulthood. There may be a lactation theme, but denial is the point of the story. Nursing persists only as an excuse to indulge in more intimate pursuits.