Lesbian Stories

A Swarm Cycle Story
When you take the girls out for Chinese food, remember to bring your CAP Cards. Just a simple pick-up story. This is a stand alone story in the 'Vulcan Colony' sub-series in the Swarm Cycle Universe.

A "Delights" novel
Part of the Kobekistan universe
It was six years after he became Emir of Kobekistan that David Ransome discovered that his Oxford girl friend, Pauline, had borne his child. When the mother died in a car crash, he stepped in and made his daughter a Princess at 20 years old. She takes to the life of a Royal favourite with gusto, indulging all her dominant bi-sexual appetites to the full. This book was written jointly with Ms. Linnet, who provided the technical expertise an elderly male author did not have.

After a direct assault fails, the Mind Worms find themselves a very special niche to occupy. Julie and Cassie are brought into the Worms' world amidst the ruin of their failed love lives.

Two nerds attempt to sell a new process to a computer magnate. He, in turn, attempts to sweeten the deal with a couple hookers. But there's something very odd about the girls.

Stories set in the same world as my Devil Pact's story
The Ghost of Paris is dead, but he left behind a legacy. There are those who love him, who miss his touch, and will see him snatched out of the jaws of death in defiance of the Theocracy! Sequel to The Devil's Pact, the Ghost of Paris

If you've read "Sara and Lizzie's Story" then you know Lizzie was a very special friend of mine. We co-wrote a fantasy trip which is posted as "Sara and Lizzie's Story" and in that story Lizzie mentioned that she would bring, among other things, a rope and three clothespins when she packed for our fantasy trip. She never told me during that back-and-forth what these items were for and refused to tell me for months despite my repeated inquiries. Finally one day, she sent me this.

Brad's sister Sherrie was up to something. Once he discovered what, an opportunity presented itself.

What happened when I flashed my pussy on the steps outside London's National Gallery.