An out-of-work engineer is greatly relieved to find a job after four months of searching--and is then accused of sexual assault during his first week with the company. And he didn't do anything! Who's brother? Who's sister?
It was her eyes. He saw something in them. Something special. He had to do one good thing, then someone else could do another, until all the world's problems had been fixed, but he decided to start right then. If you read 'Little Sister', and wanted to know where the fancy jet fuel came from (JP-X), read on!! / (Reviews)
The frustration of months builds up to an explosive peak one evening when Alan and Nina are alone in the office. Their mutual animosity sparks into mutual lust, and to their astonishment they find that they share a mutual obsession - fisting!
Mark and Jenny were always close until a boyfriend came between them. They get their second chance, when that boyfriend drives Jenny to attempt suicide. / (Reviews)
A Two Ships Passing Story "Heard a bump" is a strange phrase to use to describe an event in a large jet aircraft. You might "feel" bumps during a flight, but you do not "hear" bumps when flying in a safe plane. I looked up instantly and saw the nearest stewardess. Her face had turned white. My fellow passenger asked, "What was that noise... is something wrong?"
This is a continuation of John LeCarre's "The Night Manager" in which the lives of Jonathon and Jebediah, after their rescue by Leonard Burr, are imagined, with particular emphasis on their powerful and erotic sexual relationship.
Everyone's favorite disaffected eccentric uncle honors an old solemn pledge, unloads a domestic burden and finds True Love all in the course of a rainy afternoon at a garden wedding reception. A quirky romantic reminder that sometimes you do get second chances in life. / (Reviews)