A man awakes from a coma only to find he has selective amnesia. He doesn't know that he has a secret life. He is a closet transvestite. At first repulsed by the idea, he can't help exploring his secret life. What is it like to dress as a woman? What is it like to feel feminine? What is it like to suck a man's cock!
An archaeologist finds a statuette of a Fertility Goddess on a dig and is compelled to smuggle it home, where it causes changes in her, her children, her neighborhood, and more.
An ageing but still comely and horny Jewish lady ultimately yields emotionally to what her body has already decided; she wants to shtup the ugly brute who so repelled her when he moved in next door. This is a "getting there is half the fun" story. Along the way to copulation with him she has some new experiences; one of them frightens her badly but also leaves her very, very aroused.
The middle story following "Weekend at Grandma's". Swinger Amber is going from high school to the university, with stops at a community college, a network based around sex, and several parties (read orgies). Preparing for college is not easy, especially for a swinger who must hide that activity from others.
This story is about chance encounters and pure lust. The attraction of an older male for a young female and a stranger attraction to her mother. The girl is stirred to kinky acts and is ashamed of the depths of her own depravity.
Sharon Kingsley, mother of three, was fed up with deceitful men and their broken promises. As she expressed it to her children, her solution was, “That’s it. No more men. No more sex. I’m just going to frig myself.” For such a lovely and passionate woman, a very sensible answer to her problem… Right?
A Harriet of Manor Close Story Harriet was the perfect housewife with two wonderful children, a successful husband and a lovely home, but when the arrival of a new resident threatens to disrupt their perfect world, she is surprised by her own part in what follows.
A chance meeting brings Paul and Pam together in the college library. While they are discovering each other and their own passions, they also find that reading is not the only thing that goes on in the stacks. After all, what better place to study human behavior than in the library?