Heterosexual Stories

A beautiful young nun leaves her convent to find sexual fulfillment. This story contains a good bit of anal sex. So if you dislike or disapprove of anal sex, please do not read this story! Many of the illustrations are AI assisted.

My BFF (best friend forever) Anna flips our World upside down - and we enjoy it.

A more unlikely bull there never was.

He wasn’t planning on developing a specialty, but three unforgettable women sent him down a rabbit hole of fixation, and late-night cravings. From a bar bathroom to a hotel sky-suite to a backyard barbecue, this is the story of one man’s obsession with "Dining at the Y". Contains bonus music track (details in authors end-note).

After a devastating accident, Alice’s son Ben awakens from a fourteen-month coma. But his recovery is overshadowed by a single, shocking physical change and a torrent of new, confusing desires that both terrify and consume him. In the quiet of their home, a dangerous new bond forms. How far will a mother's guilt-driven devotion go to save the son she feels she broke? In the hushed stillness of their basement, a dangerous new therapy begins—one where a mother’s touch becomes a son’s deliverance.

Mental Leap
The eagerly anticipated fourth installment of my ward aware series. I've leaped into a nun, how am I supposed to leap out?

Another story from Kate's Journal
Three months after the events in A Cousin Alone, our families go on a vacation to the "Happiest Place on Earth" during spring break. We manage to invite BF along and plan for a wonderful week of sight seeing and secretive sex. Read along as I discover how complicated relationships can get trying to blend three lives into one love.

Raghu, 43 years old, is back in his village after years in the army. Saurabh, a handyman he knows well, picks him up. Times have been tough for Saurabh. He’s battling poverty and adjusting to a new marriage with his young wife Meena. The story explores Raghu relationship with Meena.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Heroes die young. Life goes on. The rest of us have to stand up and be counted. Sometimes keeping a promise costs more than you think it will.