Ma/Fa Stories

A Jenni Story
A journey from grief to joy, with some sailing and some low-key D & S. We meet some new characters, and encounter some old friends. This story stands alone, but does fit in with the other Jenni stories.

A story in the George series.
While George looked after his sick wife his most trusted employee walked off with the business - and then his wife when she recovered. He now needs someone to help him rebuild. Jennifer has never had a proper job since finishing her training. She is excited to get a job. Any odd job. But this job sets a lot in motion. Within a week life has changed completely for Jennie and the people around her.

Taking up the life of Luna Lovegood and Duddley Dursley from the Harry Potter series and trying to develop a tale thaty will continue the saga. There will be erotic contact as we see how the characters develop, so if this offends do not read

A story in the George series.
"Good Things Come In Small Packages", they say. George - himself a very large human being - agreed with that: Marie, his team leader in the cafe he worked at, was tiny, but she was a bundle of energy and a natural born leader. She was beautiful too and ought to have a perfect life. But before long George realised that Marie was living in a domestic hell. What can a shy guy do? / (Reviews)

a pastor's wife struggles with her bi-sexuality. What will happen when she succumbs to her urges. / (Reviews)

The Life and Times of Ron Francis
The third and final story of Ron Francis's quest. He finished college, joins the service and finally, finds Penny.

A famous person once said that when you're dying all you have left is your memories. In this story a woman has less than 3 months to live and as she lays in bed she remembers her fondest memories of making love with her son-in-law and wants to do it just one more time!

A bitter old man gets another chance at life. Will he live better this time or will he make the same mistakes? The story follows Paul Sheppard through his last year of high school in the late 1950s and through college. Are our lives fated or can we change? / (Reviews)