Interracial Stories

An Inhuman Love Story
In a post-apocalyptic world, a man stumbles onto an ancient weapon. Delightfully cheesy romance and sex ensues.

Ethan swore he would never work in the fashion industry, but that was before he became a cold commodity in photojournalism. He knows he's going to have to pay his dues in the new field, but an offer from an old friend provides him a way to pay them all up front.

Average Joe was damaged in the First World War, shot down for the third time unlucky, often quipping that losing a leg and an ear he was "less than average" and at 43 was a confirmed bachelor. Then he met heavily pregnant widow Anjelica, "call me Anjie", but Joe thought she was an angel. And she was until her first husband turned up Out of the blue like a bad penny. Unusually, this story starts at the End rather than the Beginning.

He gets caught while masturbating to her nude beach vacation photos, but she doesn't mind. Not so long as he does one thing for her.

A farm boy's experiences growing up on a coastal farm in the Deep South, in the late 1950s.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Dan is Rita Davidson’s date to her Quinte University staff Christmas party. He helps her to fulfill one of her desires, but she doesn’t go home with him.

A father abruptly tells his daughter that she should start doing porn because of her petite body and features. She refuses at first, but after looking at herself in the mirror, she considers the idea.

Attractive lady doctor with a bad attitude does charity work at a homeless shelter and ends up giving two black men a job.

"What we've got here is something like an old pirate movie. There's a nice, fat Spanish galleon and an escort cruiser there. If we tangle with the cruiser, she'll fight – or run – or both – and we'll have trouble on our hands. Somebody will get hurt, or worse. The galleon is a different story. She can't fight and she can't run. All she can do is heave to, let us have what we want, and hope we keep her for a prize and not scuttle her." Only this pair were women, not ships...