Ma/Fa Stories

A story in the Tech and State Universe
Richard, a Tech sophomore, has the hots for co-ed Crystal but she is cold to him. Independently each decides to join the Theatre Guild in order to earn a humanities elective on their transcripts. When they both are assigned leading parts in the Guild's fall play she begins to warm to him a bit. He learns she is phobic and mistrustful of men. He confides in her a dark secret and when she learns the two have more in common than she imagined she starts to emerge from her shell.

I was sitting at my great grandfather's funeral in stunned silence. He was more of a father to me since my real father dropped out of my life. Then he died and my life changed. Suddenly I had a house, money, and Candice. I was about to find out what my great grandfather really was and how it was going to impact my life for a very long time.

The Fifty Something Teenager
Life calms down somewhat after the tumultuous events related to Thomas’s decision over Thanksgiving. For spring break his freshman year of college he goes to Florida with his best friends for some fun in the sun.

A Naomi's Journal Story
Naomi and Nils try to manage their sex life with two pets in the house. Illustrated.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Dan, Tina, and Wendy meet Peter, Derek, Rita Davidson, in the Constellation Lounge for more sexy fun.

Busty single mom, Barbara makes a bad choice all because she wants her son.

His older brother left the farm leaving him to be his parents' only help. What will his mother do to keep him from leaving?

Part of 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
Every relationship has problems, right?

This story centers on a Dentist just starting his practice and is a spinoff from Dr. Brandle-2. There is very little sex in the story and if that is what the reader is looking for please don't bother to read this story.

A story in the Post Gettysburg Universe
The people of Alabama were clear on what they were not - slaves. Now, if they could only get clear on what sort of society they would have in the 1870s and beyond.