First Stories

The look on my fourteen-year-old daughter's face could have easily been mistaken for pain. And if her furrowed brow, her flaring nostrils, or the row of pearly teeth biting into her lower lip might have somehow left an observer unconvinced of her discomfort, perhaps the rest of the scene would have settled it: the petite eighth-grader struggled with both little hands to insert the knob of my blunt, swollen prick into the well-prepared but resisting confines of her nearly hairless cunt. / (Reviews)

Halloween-2011
Billy Mulberry plans to make a move on the pretty college cheerleader at a Halloween party, so you can imagine his dismay when she is surrounded by several boys and shows no interest in him. But the unexpected occurs. A girl dressed as a princess starts talking to him which leads to an unbelievable experience. (Second place winner of SOL's 2011 Halloween Writing Contest.)

Fan fiction based on the Netflix series, Wednesday.

Teen girl Angie takes charge in this England-based tale of coercion, plotting, schemes and planning for sex and debauchery on a grand scale. No one is off-limits ever since her two older brothers corrupted her with incestuous encounters. Boys, girls, teachers and more, Angie is on a sexual tear that would make Cleopatra proud!

A "sweet sixteen" party ends up with him deflowering his daughter and her best friend, and screwing another teenager that weekend. In the second chapter, they all join a swinger's group for non-stop weekend sex. The third chapter features their latest member, a fourteen-year-old nymphomaniac with a sordid past as a "sex slave" to two men.

Mr. Adams is a bisexual high school teacher. He gets to know some of his students more intimately, some more willing than others.

Bernie is a tall, gawky high school kid who goofs off once too often and has to stay after gym class. Punishment? Not so much, when dawdling in the shower means he's surprised by two of his teachers, the naive white English teacher, Alice Johnson, and the shapely black guidance counselor, Liz McIntyre. They teach him a thing or two. (Celeste's score: 10, 9.5, 9.5: "A pretty good story in its own right." / (Reviews)