Heterosexual Stories

An Amy Story
Following straight on from the first Amy story This Night Has Opened My Eyes, opening the morning after the night before. We follow our heroes Amy & Gary as they go back to work, have dinner, explore each other's bodies some more and get an amazing surprise. Gary finds out all about Amy's past, how does this effect their burgeoning relationship? Read on to find out...

A young Marylander interrupts a very active sex life to join the fight

Matti McEwan runs a failing business, but fate hands him a way out. His salvation also brings death, romance, and heartache his way. Can he survive what's thrown at him? 21 chapters.

Dr Cameron has been reduced to supplying locum cover after a messy divorce, where his bride traded up her hospital doctor for a successful businessman who managed to successively accuse the good doctor of marital abuse, hence his present unfortunate temporary employment status. Then, before his situation has a chance to improve, it suddenly gets a whole lot worse.... / (Reviews)

Dil's just rocking along in a relationship with a girl who's good enough. Her best friend, though, is what he's thinking about, but he knows he shouldn't, because she's in a relationship of her own. But things get complicated sometimes. / (Reviews)

Mages were the slave masters and lords. They were not fair or nice and made a serous mistake. They had sent sickness into the country and many people died. Now the son of a former soldier has suffered enough. The final straw was spies in a group of discontent surfs. Once started down the path there is nothing, not even magic that will stop him.

The first three chapters of this story are pretty nasty. Then it becomes a sexually charged love story. In other words, I expect I’ll piss off a lot of people. Sorry. I hope some of you enjoy it. It wasn’t what I started out intending to write but I worked too hard on it to throw it out.

"What we've got here is something like an old pirate movie. There's a nice, fat Spanish galleon and an escort cruiser there. If we tangle with the cruiser, she'll fight – or run – or both – and we'll have trouble on our hands. Somebody will get hurt, or worse. The galleon is a different story. She can't fight and she can't run. All she can do is heave to, let us have what we want, and hope we keep her for a prize and not scuttle her." Only this pair were women, not ships...