Lesbian Stories

The long-awaited sequel to Two Daughters. Visit the story to see what Liam Shephard and his beautiful wives are up to now.

Clare is about to get married. But as she talks with her little sister, Jenny, she realizes her true love and sexual desires lies elsewhere.

This is the story of a teacher, why she became one, and how life interfered with her plan to be one. Overcoming an attack by a bear, meeting a girl that would become her daughter and the second man she fell in love with, the girl’s father, Joe. They have a life full of adventures and sex, but you will have to read the story to know about all of that!

Two schoolgirls are put through an extensive caning session by their headmaster, with a sadistic prefect enjoying her power over them. The girls learn a lot about each other, and about life, in the course of the afternoon. Later at Jennifer's home, her dad gets excited when he sees the marks on her bum. And then mom gets involved, offering to persuade the headmaster to let the girls off further spankings. Mother ends up taking far more from him than she intended.

James sat in Ten Forward, listening as Crusher and Troi lamented the polywater incident and how no one had fucked either of them. He sighed, gutted that he’d missed out—his job so lowly he hadn’t even realized it was happening. Had he known, he would’ve fucked them both and married Troi. Q, eavesdropping, materialized to make James’s wish cum true. Not edited by Steven, he's busy working on the New World!

Julia Marshall was overjoyed to be invited to the weekend at the cabin, not realizing that the real fun began when most all of the other guests had gone home.

On her own in a new city, Adrienne meets a pair of sisters -- one flirty, the other in mourning. The sisters make her a strange proposal, one that she ultimately cannot turn down.

Six days in May, 2001, in the lives of the crew and families of the CSS (Confederate States Ship) Robert E. Lee, SSN 507. "Wives to love, children to cherish, and a future to plan and build. What more could a man desire? Life is good."