Oriental Female Stories

A Uncle George: Adventures in the Philippines Story
An Uncle George: Adventures in the Philippines story Uncle George is trapped by a typhoon with a friend of his niece. The girl has a crush on Uncle George. While they are trapped together, true love grows.

A family therapist uses neuro-feedback and conditioning to help his "patients" adjust to their circumstances. In this case, 14-year-old Bethany needs help adjusting to the fact that her stepfather is an inveterate, and rather inconsiderate, molester. If her stepfather's rough treatment isn't going to stop, can we at least improve her response? A story in multiple chapters, unusual for Stepdaddy. I feel compelled to include the "mc" code, although everything in this story is medically realistic.

A bitch of a boss decides that she's going to catch the office adulterer Red-handed. Unknown to her, there's more than meets the eye at work.

His ship found a South Sea Island looking for food and water. He found that and something much more life sustaining.

Abbie is a quiet girl and in her mind she is a very good girl. Of course, there is the entire summer she spent learning the ins and outs of lesbian relationships with her Aunt Ronne and the long senior school year helping out her brother Todd with his acne problem by helping him shoot his load every night. She was certain her two roommates would see how good she was despite her urges to satisfy her itchy pussy.

Tom hates his daily subway commute, until he bumps into a gorgeous woman. Quite literally.

Jordan is too polite for his own good. When his best friend's little sister bakes him cookies, he smiles and says they're amazing, overdosing on the greatest baking disaster of all time. But as they say: What doesn't kill you, gives you mind powers...

A Uncle George: Adventures in the Philippines Story
This is an alternate, slightly more plausible version of "Please Uncle George" The two main girls have the same name, but different personalities. In fact, pretty much everything is different.

If you've ever watched an 80s beach movie and thought, "This could use more existential horror, heavier satire, and a lot more bouncing," then congratulations—this book was made for you. Bikini Beach isn't just a parody. It's a celebration of the vapid, sun-drenched, neon-drenched excess of a forgotten era, when movies didn't need a plot as long as they had slow-motion jiggling and a beach party finale