A Tree House Saga Story Mike never recovered from the tragedy of his brother's and father's untimely deaths five years ago. Now a new tragedy has recently crushed him. Climbing up into the old Tree House he and his friends played in as children he seeks solace in his favorite memories. Those memories and a touch of the Tree House's magic gives him more than he ever could have expected.
Twenty something year old married woman, vacationing on a Massachusetts island,meets the boy she'd babysat for years earlier. And disccovers that the little five year old boy who'd frolicked nude on the beach has grown into quite the handsome teenager. Grown in every way! Will his boyish charm lure her away from her husband? / (Reviews)
Tom has heard the tales of perpetual frustration at the hands of the virginal Miss Darling - a kindergarten teacher at the school where he teaches. Her heavenly gates, along with everything else, are off limits to all until marriage. Nevertheless, he puts forth his best effort in prying those gates open. Will he succeed where so many others have failed? Or will he be just another poor slob sacrificed on the alter of terminal disappointment? A good Christian sex story. / (Reviews)
How does one woman get attracted to another? Pheromones play a part perhaps, but circumstances often play their role as well. How do you meet someone if you live in the middle of nowhere? They come to you, of course!
Michael Duke is in Afghanistan. Amy, the girl that lives next door to his farm, is waiting for him to return to her. "Duke" feels that he would be doing her wrong if he took the relationship any further since she was six years younger than he was. Amy proves to him that love conquers all.
Bob Tales Maggie's in love with her Uncle Bob, who is two days older than her. And as things would have it, he doesn't have a clue... but neither does Maggie.
In an alternate universe where American society has a well-defined and structured class system, someone still needs to teach the new heir apparent how to behave like royalty. And who better to mentor a royal than a servant? / (Reviews)