Heterosexual Stories

Four castaways on a tropical island realize new depths of their sexuality.

Corey and Addie are overly competitive siblings who decide to make a wager on a video game. When Addie wins, she makes her brother do her bidding for an afternoon. Things take a turn, and the two siblings see each other in a different light but how far could they go?

A Story in the STEELVILLE AND ENVIRONS Universe
An arrogant snob attempts to drug and rape an employee. Some of her friends rescue her. A male friend lets her and her other female friend live in his home. All three of them fall in love and marry separate persons. Retribution, of sorts, is given to the potential rapist.

When poor, unsophisticated Megan has to go live with her Uncle Bob in the big city, her cousin, Mark, tells her that to save water, they must shower together. She's from the hills, where things like that make a lot of sense. Mark didn't think she'd go for it at all, and when she did, things got a bit out of control. Then one day Mark wasn't there to take a shower with her. But Uncle Bob was taking one, so her problem was solved. Right?

A story in the Tech and State Universe
Ren, a college junior, accepts a bet from his friend that he can land any girl chosen at random in bed within four dates. His friend chooses a girl who newly transferred into the school. Ren dates her and his seduction strategy begins to work -- up until he realizes he's developing feelings for her. / (Reviews)

A Sandy & Tim Story
Is Sandy fooling her mother, or is her mother actually encouraging Sandy's sexual growth? Does Sandy really want Tim to go out with her best friend, or is she testing him? Is this really a good time to be teasing Sandy? Just who's being honest here? As the world turns through the days of our lives, Tim just hopes he doesn't end up in General Hospital. Part 4 of the Sandy and Tim series. The segment should stand alone, but don't you usually read a story from the beginning?

After hypnotising my sister Lucy, I was disappointed to discover that it wasn't the magic control button I'd been looking for. No, the trick is finding people's limits, what they will and won't do...and then seeing if you can move those limits.