This is the story of how human history was changed in another universe. It involves a version of time travel and fights with the Knights Templar and the Catholic Church in the 14th Century. One man with his replicator does this while making sure that this does not appear to be magic or the work of demons. There is some sex, but mostly it is just talk. 10 chapters. BTW, I used to post under the pen name of aubie56, but that crashed on me.
A story in the Chronicles of Tim Brandton Universe
These are the journal entries of a prudish high school senior who is forced to ask a popular sophomore boy in helping her regain control over her "animal self" by guiding her into becoming a slut. This is an excerpt from Love's Masters of The Chronicles of Tim Brandton series. You do NOT need to read The Chronicles of Tim Brandton to enjoy this as it is sufficiently self contained.
This short story is a spinoff from the prior story "An Administrator" and is about a man who approves small business loans. This story can stand alone but it also contains some bits and pieces from other stories. While there is a little sex that is not the main theme of this story. If that is what the reader is looking for please look elsewhere and don't bother to read this story.
A Story in the Naked In School Universe
A school finally decides to implement the Naked in School program. They hire a man who has experience as a VP in another school to help them. He sees the opportunity to take very personal approach to the situation. However, as has been noted by others: Be careful what you wish for, you might get it!
In Prurient Parishioners we met the congregation of the Church of Redemption and their new pastor, Reverend JJ Gillis. This is a continuation of their story as Gillis fights sinful temptations and police Lieutenant John Flett tries to get evidence against an illegal Escort Agency.
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.