Constable Joanna Parrish was new to the 'Uniform Branch' at Sunbury - the twenty-five year old brunette determined to make a nice for herself within the Victoria Police. But what she hadn't quite taken into account, was the notorious former prostitute now living on the Goonewarra Estate. Nor had she quite realised just how Constable Maggie Doyle and the other Policewomen at Sunbury would react to 'The Cunt' either...?
England 1958: Margo is a woman of breeding who still has to cope with the aftermath of wartime. She finds this also includes the absence of sex. How long can she hold out before her sanity is threatened? But then something exciting happens - and the swinging sixties are just around the corner.
An innocent narrator who went to jail asks you to imagine in a poem style narrative. Its meant to be thought provoking in the light of the recent protests going on in our current pandemic world. The narrator can be of any race or even any group catagory you might fall into. Its about a perception of being.
When Wesley and his girlfriend Audrey ditch a boring class trip they find themselves lost in Red Fox Woods. What will happen when their clothes start to mysteriously disappear?
As the daughter of the village shaman, 'En knows she is destined for a fortuitous marriage. When a figure is washed up from the shore she knows who her husband will be. But Nuna'en comes from the ice-covered north where customs are very different. And although his skill at hunting big game brings him ready acceptance in 'En's village, there are cultural differences he doesn't so readily understand.
Lust and Desire in the Outback. Khaki uniform dresses and moist' pussy' - four bi-sexual policewomen in the middle of nowhere - three hundred kilometres from Darwin and being forced to 'please' a kinky Aboriginal 'Succubus' to satisfy her need for white 'cunt' in the Northern Territory of Australia......
Lady Mary and her entire family are victims of "The Gunpowder Plot". One of the many innocents caught up in the strife of religious warfare caused by the Reformation. She is determined to survive and secure justice from the opportunists who have destroyed her family and her heritage.
It has not always been a truth universally acknowledged that one race is neither of greater nor lesser worth than another. In the dark days of German occupation this becomes evident to Tanneka as she discovers her love for Erika.