Reluctant Stories

A mom picks up her son from cross country practice with a coworker. Three cops start harassing them in the school parking lot.

In a high-stakes Senate campaign, a senior staffer has some trouble with his candidate's public image. When there's a scandal, things come to a head...

Joan is 6 months pregnant and left alone in Mexico to smuggle cocaine back to her husband in San Diego. She is caught by Mexican DEA agents and what transpires next is a sexual fantasy of the greatest magnitude.

In the sultry shadows of desire, innocent Emily lusts after her roommate's hunky boyfriend, igniting a wildfire of forbidden passion. One drunken night unleashes a torrent of ecstasy as she's ravished by his massive cock, but it's only the beginning.

An innocent high school freshman learns that her neighborhood is not as safe as she thought. In another suburb, two sisters discover their mom's porn collection and it gives them lots of naughty ideas. Will the two story lines intersect?

A story in the The World of Erasthay Universe
Aryal, a nubile mermaid, is fascinated by the old stories before King Triton appeared. Her father, the first merman, has forbidden any mermaid from courting the fishermen who ply Calthin Bay. But Ayral can't believe humans are as terrible as her father's stories claim.

The Bullies continue to make use of Tanya, the busty mom. This benefits everyone, including her own son, Elliot, the subject of the bullies' ridicule prior to meeting his mother. A continuation of Book #1 in this series.

It's a new era of parents arranging sex dates for their children. Fourteen-year-old Hannah's date for the junior cotillion ball is 16-year-old Jacob, and the cotillion program expects them to have sex by the end of their date. Their parents plan a ribald night in a nihilistic culture that promotes teen sexuality with virtually no limits. The kids might be reluctant at times, but by night's end they will have satisfied themselves and entertained their parents.

A young man finds him in the best summer job imaginable. But is it too good to be true?