I was a table dancer in the Valley when my boss tried to turn me on to drugs. I decided to move to Las Vegas to do out-calls. There I found my true love. Ah, if only it were a true story.
Jack has been betrayed, his heart shattered. Can a chance encounter in a fast food restaurant help him find love again? Written for Girl Friday's June 2004 "Fresh Start" Story Fest. (This story was nominated as "Short Story of the Year," "Best Short Story by a New Author, and "Best Heterosexual Story" for the 2004 Golden Clitoride Awards.)
It's Christmas time and Stephanie is forced to share her room with her twin brother. She doesn't mind because they find a really great game to play before bed.
Sara Compton is a beautiful, capable woman who has problems with her sexuality. She needs a lot of sex, and a lot of variety, and she's sure there's something wrong with that. This is the story of how Sara learns to deal with her problem,and finds a new life as well.
A usually quiet and naïve wife goes out with friends and gets carried away while in the company of dangerous men who roughly seduce her. She confesses all to her husband but can't hide the fact that it gave her pleasure. It leads to an extreme situation when the couple unintentionally run into the men and the wife shows an interest in spending time in their company.
It's never an easy experience, but it's time for Mike to box up his mother's possessions, and sell the family home, now that she's gone. Memories long buried bubble back to the surface, and a diary in a locked box reveals something startling about his sister, Paige. (A bit of panty fetish)
It was a chance encounter that brought widower Frank Walker and young Emily together in an unlikely friendship - a carelessly thrown Frisbee that landed in his koi pond. Her innocence and budding sexuality were both a joy and an almost irresistible temptation.
A Paul Purple Story Part of the Paul Purple universe
The life of a kidnapper/slaver is never simple, even more so when he gets double crossed, but then who can you turn to for help? Paul finds this out when he agrees to take Melody to train. - Now having to teach a group of school children in a 'special' school, is Paul able to cope with the lifestyle?