Heterosexual Stories

An Oscar Story
In a small coastal town, you may find a family-run tavern which once catered for fishermen and other sailors. A few maintain a traditional service, with home-brewed ale and excellent, sustaining food. There you may well find a warm welcome, even if you're a Goth, or a motorcyclist.

Megan and her uncle Rick go on their annual canoe trip. But when a spot of bad weather causes them to share a sleeping bag, it also leads to them sharing each other.

My incredible boyfriend Steve had picked me up to take me to a party but when he forgot his wallet we needed to go back to his house. While he hunted for it I had some fun teasing his younger brother. Jim got to see more of his brother's girlfriend than ever before and before it was over I even talked Steve into putting on a little show for him!

Ron discovers his mom's weakness and takes full advantage of it.

Told in four Parts and loosely based on the song it was titled after: The story of a trip from Michigan to California, a man, a woman and a Volkswagon Van. The locations are as much a character in this story as the man and woman are. I will include the songs Lyrics at the end of part four.

Being a girl is so much more fun than being a boy.

Widower is asked to go on a tour with his former sister-in-law. He doesn't like her very much, but as a favor does go. On the trip he discovers why his wife never got along with her sibling. He comes to understand the animosity that happened over an incident when they were teenagers / (Reviews)

Born in Ireland, a girl returns to her native soil after graduation in America. Alone by a river after a ride on her grandfather's thoroughbred, bathing naked, she encounters an ancient Celtic warrior. She is seduced, and finds herself wishing for much more.

David Miller has spent twenty years building a life that never cracks: a steady business, a secure home, and a family he protects through work and sacrifice. Then one quiet discovery exposes his wife’s affair, his daughter’s silence, and a web of pressure tied to the university. As the truth spreads through the family, David must decide what can be repaired—and what was never as solid as it looked.

Willow was a hippy. She came to Vermont during the 1960-70s. She fell in love. One problem, the man she was attracted to was married. One plan led to another and then everything fell apart. Hippies---love or hate them, they were here to stay.