First Stories

Who would have believed that marrying a woman with a child could result in this

A cheerleader is found unconscious in a bedroom at a party. Guess what happens next?

Emily is a bit young, she is a bit naive, but her older brother Mark convinces her that she should try some new adventures to make her life more interesting. The secrets of the car-park excite her more than she wants anyone else to suspect because she likes to be thought of as innocent and shy even though her imagination runs rampant with scenes of deplorable degradation.

Hyacinth has simply got to have it. She is reduced to working herself into a lather of repressed sexuality on the organ and now that is the only way she can get the release she needs to function as a fully liberated woman.

A city chap returns to his old town and joins the local club, he meets the members including the women and one lonely and not that popular woman rings him and issues an invite - read on

Includes Cover Illustration: Emma got that queer feeling again, deep down. She knew Paul lived in the shadow of his older brother. That he just wanted what her husband, Rick had: a great job, the house, and, she thought nervously, a pretty wife… like herself. Paul was looking across the bedroom, at the chair where her red lace underpants hung from the arm, like a tell-tale. If Paul was wondering about her state of undress beneath the bed-sheet, he now had his answer.

A story in the Tranny Babysitter/Ben Stokes' Swinging Household Universe
A hyper-masculine alpha male is subjugated and sissified by his babysitter and wife.

Two wrongs don't always make a right, or do they?