Heterosexual Stories

This story is a dramatic mystery, with two romantic story lines, science fiction, loads of erotic sex, including lesbian love, threesomes, and some B&D. No sex happens until Chapter 5, and no one under 18 is involved in the sex parts. I promise there is plenty of sex throughout the novel.

Kriniverse
A man who was doomed to die from a rare disease wakes up in a hospital that has been infested with tentacle monsters, turning every human they can find into breeding stock - and some people are more cooperative than others. In order to escape from this erotic hell, he might have to rely on the thing he hates the most: other people. This is part of the "Earth: Tentacle Breeding Ground" universe.

The time is 1941. The place is England. The main character is Honey Weston. A female with posh roots and base instincts. A family history of German connections and petty criminal activities. Honey is ready to take the stage with her mixture of class and crude. She wants to be good but can't help being bad.

Holidays With Chloe
The third and probably final "Holidays with Chloe" story. (Although maybe a Midsummer Chloe? Who knows?) Chloe and her family and friends celebrate Easter in the best way. Once again, pay attention to the codes! MM plays a relatively small but important part in this, although it's only oral, but if that isn't your thing this is a good story to skip. Otherwise, dive in and enjoy yourself. Oh, and don't take the story too seriously, either.

Andy Collins is a solitary young man, who divides his time between working in IT and the house and large garden he inherited from his parents. His life is changed by a visit fron a young woman who wants to sit in his garden to study. Please read the codes with care as this is not my usual sort of story... 2013 Clitorides Short Erotic Story of the Year -thank you!

A sexy story of two horny people getting together

A Story in the The Anomaly Universe
The voyage of the Space Ship Intrepid is approaching its end. Will the nature of the Anomaly at last reveal itself? This is a question of paramount importance to Vashti and Beatrice, and in which there is no greater stake. For Captain Kerensky, the success of the mission is measured more by the well-being of the Intrepid's crew and passengers. Whereas Paul remains blissfully ignorant and unaware of almost everything around him and expects to play no part in the success of the mission.