The Chelmsford Stalker is responsible for a number of home invasions where he has taken attractive middle aged women hostage overnight. He follows Michele home but he is in for a surprise in more ways than one. This is a thriller as well as titillation, a little different than my usual genre.
Two women take their six children to a desert island to start a feminist utopia. All intercourse is rape. But as the younger generation comes of age, they eventually rebel, at first because artificial insemination doesn't work. An older woman clubs Paul's head trying to stop what she think is a rape. The resulting brain injury turns him into a feminist's nightmare -- but for the open-minded, it's not so bad.
For some, the transition into puberty occurs with relative ease. For others, the change is marked by tension and anxiety, and a growing awareness that their world is not shaping up as expected. For Sally Grover, the dawning awareness of her own sexuality and the budding of her body have brought many problems and confusions. But once Sally gets over her initial fears and inhibitions, she finds herself enjoying, indeed reveling, in her natural sexuality.
Middle aged housewife is bullied into trying new things for an older, erectile dysfunctional husband. He wants more excitement and his wife is coerced into living out his fantasy.
It is that time of year that her father's boss visits for his employee quarterly review. Her father is worried that his pay raise may be in trouble because his wife is ill and he asks his daughter to take over the tea serving ceremony to show respect.