Heterosexual Stories

Life on Paradijs II is the fourth book in the series Life Styles, Life Choices, and Life in Paradise, Edward and his wife Ann retire from actively managing their resort to begin life aboard a yacht. Illustrated.

For her last week in Thailand Dara visits a special adult couples resort with her husband. The varied experiences bring her to a turning point, an awakening in her body. Also, in the middle of her journey to Hong Kong, something of her home awaits.

Christy is an 18 year old ballerina; beautiful, healthy, irresistible, and in need of a place to live. Harry is 45, married, fit, and solvent. They know it's wrong, but they do it anyway. Because it's so good.

Best friends are the best.

Jill and her husband had a nice suburban life with occasional kinky games and doted on their pretty, sixteen years old daughter Riley. But then her long lost sister Reese showed up, stirred up old memories, didn't take 'no' for an answer and boundaries were crossed. Riley quickly found something she loved even more than dancing. It's not like Jill and Jack were innocent in all that crossing of boundaries, so sometimes things got a little bit out of hand - and into other body parts.

Young American couple first time swapping partners in 1990s Holland with a twist. See tags. Rewrite of another writers personal experience in Holland, so she said (with permission). True story. Updated cover art 2026.

Fictional fun at the retirement complex

A Devastation Diary Story
Readers of 'Training Centre' will remember Imogen and Steve. This is what happened next.

Ever have somebody in your life which you despise and yet desire more than anyone in your life? Ever feel life sucks and you know you're going down the wrong path, but feel helpless to change or you're unwilling to change? Ever had that special someone whom has always been there, but suddenly you see them differently? Ever have somebody who upsets and changes your life for the better? Meet Terry and Beth as they discover a whole new world which was always there; only needing the unexpected.