If you've read 'The Lost Child' this will make more sense, since it's Robin's story, from her point of view of being found by Charlie on the lake's rock bank two days after the boat crash. It will make sense if read first, however. Enjoy, please.
Stacy and her little brother Lee had always been close, probably closer than most siblings. She noticed him going through puberty but it was only an accidental wardrobe malfunction that started her viewing him in a totally new light.
Patty, a young coed, discovers that Bobby, her 18 yo brother, has become a man while she was away at University. Is he fucking his cute girlfriend Cathy? How big is he anyway? Does she really want him to take her virginity? And does her mom want Bobby too? Want his baby? Read on... / (Reviews)
When a hapless museum archivist damages an ancient obsidian mirror, he releases the trapped spirit of an Aztec war Goddess. Given no choice but to attach herself to him, the deity takes up residence in his life, whether either of them likes it or not. If the pair can learn to stop bickering, they might be able to secure both a crucial promotion and the deity’s continued existence.
Leigh Rockton meets his new neighbors under difficult circumstances; however, his carnal desire overcomes his hostility. The premise is basically my usual; man meets girl/woman and the rest you know, with a few twists to keep your interest. This is the introduction of possible a new character in my stable of mature men, depending on reader response. One of my proofreaders is excited, however he doesn't count!
In need of a ride back to her hometown, a songbird reaches out and finds not only a ride, but a really nice man, and then a bit later, a love so strong it withstands the tests of time and addition, or multiplication, or... Anyway, Charlie was able to help, so he did, then the songbird filled his life with music, and love, and… Let’s just say she added ‘lots of love’. He was introduced to the music world, complete with singers and a lot of the people that made the singers keep singing.
Thi is a story of the war and one young orphan sailor, who although severely wounded lived to discover his parents, have a varied love life, and become a hero. It is a fictional story but is also a tribute to those who suvived the Londonblitz
Freedom, opportunity, and just a little bit of random lunacy... A married couple find themselves alone, and it goes from there. "From the thickest part of the hair protruded his cock. It was relaxed still, large and heavy, deliciously soft now, though she was familiar with, and grateful for the state it could so easily reach. She loved the way it looked, and the way it behaved."