A Jazz Club Story A Jazz Club Story - "There's a line for the women's room," she said to me as she shut the door behind her. She grinned mischievously at the sound of the click when she pressed the lock. "I didn't feel like waiting." (This is the second of five Jazz Club stories.) / (Reviews)
A woman going through a divorce and her three daughters move into the small home of her sister-in-law, her husband and their three sons. One son and the three daughters must sleep in the basement.
This is the sequel to "Defending Little Sis." It's a bit long but I found myself writing more and more about it. I hope you enjoy and let me know if i should write more on these characters.
An Uncle Bob Story Chrissy works for Uncle Bob at his gas station, where she takes care of the customer's needs. She'd like to date, but doesn't know how to act around boys. She enlists Bob's aid to show her what the boys might want to do and gets her own needs taken care of as Bob pumps her instead of gas.
Fascinated with politics, she starts in local races and slowly becomes comfortable at higher and higher levels. The excitement of power stimulates her sexually her work becomes intermingled with sex outside her marriage. She celebrates political wins with skirt up and legs spread.
The private account of mother-of-two, Natalie, thirty-seven years old at the time, and how she came to be seduced by a fourteen-year-old friend of her son's.
It was a silly, sexy idea, made to Nancy by an author she'd been chatting with on SOL. She'd confessed that she found some of her son and daughter's friends attractive, and he'd suggested that, next time they were over, she should go 'sans panties'. What harm could it do?
Everyone says you never forget your first love. For Robert Pryce it was the best time of his life. But with a rocky marriage and a miserable sex life, his memories of his first love haunt him on a daily basis. What can he do to calm the madness that is slowly building up inside of him.