Ma/Fa Stories

Part of Travel and Adventures
Anson Howe needed a tragedy to wake him from the life of being an asshole. As he seeks to redefine himself, he embarks on a trip around the world that will change his life forever. Fair warning, there is sex, but not a lot. I hope you enjoy Anson's journey.

Raised in the system, he had issues. Can she help him? / (Reviews)

A Reginald Story
Reginald and his family are moved to the planet Rehome, courtesy of The Personalia, thus setting off new adventures. The story was a challenge from a reader, and is accepted (30 chapters).

Parents watch their kids explore their sexuality and join in.

A Christmas Story
A young and under-prepared geologist climbs a mountain in the winter and faces peril, but turns defeat into victory and alarums into merry meetings and some most delightful (and warm) measures. A long romantic tale of Christmas romance gifted and unwrapped in the most unlikely of places and circumstances with plenty of erotic thrills for enjoying in your own sleeping bag. / (Reviews)

A short story of a young man escaping the bloodshed of the civil war.

A story in the Tales From The Shack Universe
Love's Strange Forms and the Perils of Hunting Monsters

Two ordinary suburban wives, Mary and Lisa, both 32, married with young children, have let the wild spark of their youth fade under the weight of routine, motherhood, and predictable marriages. One December afternoon at Starbucks, over lattes and nostalgia for midnight skinny-dipping and reckless adventures, they dare each other to reclaim that fire. The challenge is simple, secret, and dangerously addictive.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Last we knew, the Tuull tasked Michael and THE harem to build a new, experimental colony. Getting ready becomes even more interesting when additional Tuull AIs arrive on the scene. Based in Thinking Horndog's Swarm Cycle, this story builds upon prior harem tales and won't be easy to follow unless you've read them. A special thanks to lordshipmayhem who gave me so many ideas about the Tuull, and to Anne N. Mouse who let me build on her story - 'It's A Helluva Job.' Feedback is welcome. Enjoy!

On the journey home, a man remembers Christmases gone by. / (Reviews)