Heterosexual Stories

A Blues Story
Claire's life is on an even keel. She's got a good job and two great children. There's no man in her life... but then she doesn't think she needs one. Everything is going along just fine... until she agrees to chaperone the football team on a trip out of town. She learns things about her children and herself, that will change everything. / (Reviews)

A Middletown story
He was a nerd. She was a goddess. They couldn't be more mismatched. Will it work?

Parents educate their teens about sex.

Sherlock Holmes' incredible intellect is without limit. There is nothing he does not know about poisons, footprints, criminal behaviour. you name it. His one flaw is women; Holmes just doesn't understand them. Their desires, their bodies. nothing. So when a wealthy lord engages the great detective to discover why he cannot penetrate his bride. well, it's lucky Holmes has a friend like Watson. / (Reviews)

Princess 'Carrie' Carolin disappears, but for one man she becomes an all too real visitor who captures his heart. The pair starts their adventures as they evade the public, authorities, and abductors. Her 'real' education begins, emphasizing sex and later polyamory. While the princess and her new friends flirt at their boundaries, they also fall in love. New experiences abound for the princess: some good, some bad. Much sex. Seven chapters; first is longer to set up the situation. / (Reviews)

Sean and his college girlfriend planned to camp out on a quiet island over the Independence Day weekend, but then she dumped him. Sean went camping anyway. The sheriff's 16-year-old daughter, Maryanne, planned to spend the holiday at a party with her friend's family. But a storm and fate threw them together, naked and trapped by a raging river. / (Reviews)

What goes on behind closed (high security) doors, in the very best of houses, you just wouldn't believe!

Mike's regular visits to a glory hole take a turn when a new girl starts. Things will never be the same again.

The setting is a county town close to the Welsh border during the reign of the Norman King Henry I, youngest son of the Conqueror. William, the archer, has no family to sow his Welsh fields so travels late to the market towns of England to sell the Welsh longbows and fletched arrows he's fashioned throughout the long winter. He is forced to tread old ground where he hasn't plied his trade in for years, bringing back memories he has tried to forget. At a tourney he recognises an old longbow..

The story of Jacob Jones and the end of the world