Ma/Fa Stories

A Story in the Magic Ink Universe
A woman can change a man's life. The right one definitely will. I had remained in Boston that year to see how the Irish there were celebrating Samhain. I missed it that year. I met Leila instead. / (Reviews)

Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
At the end of the first European expedition, Janice had vowed never to go make another trip. Bobbi wanted to return and the Trio prevails with new narrators, Andy and Charlie. The adventure continues. To understand all of this story, it's a good idea to read at least Book 8 but each storyline stands on its own. As always, it's about the people but the trips are interesting to ponder. There is a reasonable bit of romance but no explicit sex.

The experiment was controlled. Her desire wasn’t. Ten days. One couple. One stranger. No clothes. It begins as a simple experiment in vulnerability — but desire doesn’t follow rules. When Sophie and Chuck agree to test their relationship, they don’t expect the tension, the tasks… or Malik. What starts as a game quickly becomes something far more intimate.

A story in the Incest Impregnation Stories Universe
Dave is a fortunate man. Follow his journey with him through a lifetime of love, challenges, and enduring family bonds.

Over 700 years ago, the Black Plague killed over 50% of the populations it touched from China to India and on to Greenland. This is Stefan's tale of his travels through the plague lands of a fictional kingdom.

An Amy Story (12)
The big day is finally upon us, you are cordially invited to Amy & Gary's wedding, the reception and their spectacular honeymoon. Sit back and enjoy the ride...

An Uncle Bob Story
I'm one of triplets. My brother, sister and I have no idea who our father is. We may even have different fathers. We live with our Uncle Bob. He's a nudist. He's really good at putting sunscreen on me out by the pool. We kids didn't think it was strange that Mom slept in Uncle Bob's room. We didn't think it was strange that we kids all slept in the same bed either. And by the time we were in high school, we didn't want it any other way. Our life was unconventional. But we liked it that way. / (Reviews)