Heterosexual Stories

Adrian's life goes to hell when he is ten. His father is a con man and his mother is in prison. In the next few years he collects a young stepmother and some half siblings. A stepmother where there is an attraction between them. Read how it all plays out.

I feel a need to explain something... In New Zealand, Milo is a chocolate energy drink. Very popular. You needed to know.
Silliness seemed appropriate for this one. Hope you like it.

Wherein Mrs Cranfield, mourning the departure of her erstwhile lover, Simon, finds consolation - but is left wondering who seduced whom.

A David's Many Adventures Story
David and Meri are back. No, not just back, but back in time. This is a do over. Sex is minimal and only hinted at and never a focus. This is the story of their lives from the time they come back, to graduation from high school. Who knew that the Master PC program existed back in the early 1980s? Violence is minimal, but there. The Djinni Nekita does not make an appearance, but is mentioned. There is some basis in history and all locations named are real, if not the people. / (Reviews)

Helen has an itch that needs scratching, Jake and Pete scratch it for her. Further episodes will follow.

Everything changes for Justin when time freezes! He gets the opportunity to get revenge on the sexy cheerleader!

Two men head to NYC for the world series and meet Beatrice on the train. Smooth talking gets her into the powder room with them and well that's why you'll want to read the rest of the story. PS: She has a sister waiting for her in the city.

A story in the Tech and State Universe
Christopher "Kit" Wainwright is assigned Nichelle, a black woman, as his lab partner. Hailing from an insular small town, he is uncomfortable interacting with her. As he gets to know her, his queasiness about her race dissipates and he begins respecting her. They become at first friends and then lovers. Kit is unsure how his friends and family will accept Nichelle. In the mean time her history-obsessed mother discovers that his and her families crossed paths over a century earlier. / (Reviews)