Fiction Stories

A story in the Tales of the Heroes (TheUniverseofCMed) Universe
The Garden of New Olympia is a collection of different erotica encounters for each chapter. While it takes place during the Gabatrix and Tales of Heroes universe, the book is strictly erotica, with no heavy emphasis on story. Please read the disclaimers before reading. Each chapter is a separate story and has its own set of tags. Book contains: Human/Anthro Relations, Interspecies, Pregnant, Sex, Love, Romance, Magic, Science Fiction, Future, Anthro, Furry, Impregnate, and More

Laura's best friend Nikki was feeling down. Seems her husband wasn't the most exciting man in the sack, preferring the old reliable missionary position and that was it. But Laura has an idea on how to bring some "spice" to her life!

Barbara and her husband Roger had talked about adding a third to their bedroom games for some time. One day Roger was looking through an Internet meeting site when they spotted a potential playmate...

From the Archives of The Order
Celia, a sorceress's apprentice, struggles to master her lessons and digs a little too deep in search of an energy source. Will she be able to keep control of her newfound power, or will she be consumed by it? An expanded edition, updated to fit into the Archives of the Order universe, and even filthier than before!

Male-perspective bisexual: Dieter, a gigolo and jewelry thief, working a Rhine River Christmas-to-New Year's cruise, services cougars and men alike, divesting them of jewelry they won't miss during the cruise after exhausting them in bed in their cabins. He receives an unusual request to help deliver a special holiday present that becomes a significant present for him as well.

Fire and oil don't mix, especially with an Ex

The evening of "High Fashion Queen" is retold from Jesse's perspective.

Young, happily married couple falsely imprisoned in Mexico and wife forced to share isolated cell away from her husband with another male inmate.

An adult daughter joins her father's archelogy dig and discovers that all the dirt you dig isn't at the site.

If you've read 'The Lost Child' this will make more sense, since it's Robin's story, from her point of view of being found by Charlie on the lake's rock bank two days after the boat crash. It will make sense if read first, however. Enjoy, please.