Ann Russet is a 14yo girl trying to understand her newfound sexuality. She's pretty sure she should have been born a guy, but can't deny her attraction for 'other' boys. Is it possible to be a gay boy trapped in a heterosexual girl's body? And if so, what the heck does that mean? With the help of her 6 brothers, 4 best friends, and football coach, Annie is determined to find out what makes her tick.
Summer begins her wild honeymoon on the beach in Mexico. With a joyous reunion comes the revelation of a longstanding secret. New plans are made, and the passion of Summer ignites.
An Amity Story Part of the Keltria universe
Well fuck me, how does a twenty-first century thirty-five year-old Earth guy survive in the Dark-ages as I saw it, on an unknown planet? It all started when I brought a box of books and found a strange metal box in the bottom of the box. (Warning: contains descriptive Bi-gay sex.) / (Reviews)
They came out of the movie, Amy and her daughter Sissy, and realized that the movie had gone over time and caused them to miss the bus. They had to walk home, the car was in the shop ---again. And it started to rain, hard. It was then that Dr John Malcom Ames, pediatric specialist at the local hospital passed them. He went around the block and offered a ride, and it all began.
A Story in the Magic Ink Universe
Grace meets Owen in a snowbound cabin after escaping pursuers in a snow storm and becoming lost. Owen has also escaped those chasing him in a separate storm. Problems crop up at the cabin that require them to work together to solve them, but the question that remains is where they will go and what they will do when the storm is over.
Regarding sex with my dad, Rule #1 is, "Don't tell anyone." I talk about it on-line but nobody knows who I really am so it's safe. It's a rule I've followed religiously. My BFF Beth and my mom's friend Tammy are the only outsiders who have seen us having sex who knew he was my father. I have NEVER told any boyfriends - one bad breakup and who knows who they might tell. Then again, there's always a first time for everything...