A The Gigolo Chronicles Story Tina saw Tony in a local coffee shop many times and one day she decided to strike up a conversation. During the conversation she learned what he did for a living but instead of being shocked, she showed an interest. Her personal love life lacking, she made a "date" with him...
Tiffany, a pretty, young Black woman asks Dale, an infosec specialist and amateur goldsmith, to make a pair of rings for her parents' anniversary. Dale learns she is the Press Secretary for mayor Jan Maarten, who has gubernatorial aspirations. Tiffany and Dale fall in love, Dale accepting and loving her despite her being trans-gendered. She strives to keep that fact a secret but is blackmailed by someone threatening to make it public. This thrusts them into a political intrigue.
In response to all the support my stories "Family Trip to Jamaica" and "A Cruise with My Daughter" received, I decided to create a cross-over. I hope the story is hot enough to stand on its own, but I think it is best enjoyed if you have read the other two series. This story is told from the perspective of the mother from "Cruise" and her feeling left out of the new special bond her husband and daughter found on the trip. Enjoy!
Newly retired, Greg finds himself with a group of new acquaintances that were eager to hear the story of his romantic life. Over steaks and beer, he tells of his college love life, the love he found then lost, and how his life turned out. In the end, did he find the right one?
A Strawberry Patch Story Book 2 of the Strawberry Patch series. Paul and his family go through trials and pain before coming out in the end. The categories do not appear in each episode but appear piecemeal throughout.
Sara and Charlie have going together for a while when a chance remark spikes their move to a little D/s to liven up their love making. It wasn't long before D/s became the focal point of their love life. See where that journey leads them.
Charlie fell in love with a much, much older woman. She fell in love with him, too, but then a bit at a time, so did her entire family. Well, almost her entire family. Her son never really cared for Charlie. (Codes to be added as appropriate.)