Based loosely on the graphic novel by French Artist George Pichard and set in Paris in the year 1893. Madeleine is an adulteress and brazen hussy. Her mother-in-law Fabienne plans to re-educate her and teach her the error of her ways. The story is told from her son's point of view.
I would especially appreciate anyone who is French to provide feedback. I've done a little research about 1890s Paris to try to use terms and places that are authentic to the setting.
A short and dirty BTB story with a twist. Revenge for a betrayal. His wife had cheated on him, and his daughter had assisted her. Then he saw an opportunity.
A Piece of My Mind Rachel's adventures in self-delusion reach even more outlandish and erotic extremes. Read along as she justifies a variety of slutty adventures under the guise of feminism and sophistication. In addition to the codes provided, pregnancy and bestiality are hinted at, but not realized on stage.
What happens when a young woman who is studying at university suddenly needs funds to pay her fees, and, doesn't have the funds? Flip burgers? Sell vacuum cleaners? Get men to pay for her to spread her legs? Which one do you think will better pay the bills?
This is the journal of a nude dancer/Escort girl who retired from active duty at 21. She is slowing transitioning from a party girl with loose morals to a blossoming MILF as she inevitably slows down on the freeway of lust and perversions. Ironically, she is highly intelligent, well intentioned and possesses a depth of true emotions untapped in a world of shallow pleasure seekers. How her story ends is as yet unknown.
A Country Boy, City Girl Story Amanda's husband has been on the road for weeks, and she is feeling neglected and needy. So she goes to "Tucker's", a local bar that she does not realize is the local pick-up place. And a series of misunderstandings leads to something she in no way expects.
Candice McNamara is now the 'Officer in Charge' of the Swan Hill 'Women Police' Section - the thirty year old former 'Miss Victoria Police' now living the quiet life on the Murray River! Or, so the thought...