There was a lot Tom could teach these college girls about writing, but Rachel and Wendy wanted something more. He didn't realize their simple request would end with them naked on the floor after a simple game of War.
In a post-apocalyptic world a team of breeders is told they screwed up - and not in a good way. Their boss wants to know what happened. They're sure they adhered to the contract by the book. It turns out someone else made the mistake. But now they have to pay for it.
Breaking rules is bad, being caught is worse and the punishment can be hell. Hell can even get worse or if you are very lucky, turn into something wonderful, although sometimes it comes from an unexpected source. Kelli was a cheerleader and thought she could break the rules. She was given only one chance, and it was going to be hell. She was lucky, there was someone involved who put her through hell and when it looked like hell could get a lot worse for her turned it into heaven.
Since I wrote 'Lost Wife' I've been think about the stories my wife told me all those years ago. Now I think there was more than a grain of truth in them all. The three guys in the Supermarket car park story was told and re-told a number of times and not all the details matched. Well I have spent some time on this particular story and have put all the elements together and come up with what I think is the best and most accurate account