Rough Stories

husband discovers his wife is a slut and he is a voyeur, all because they went by commuter train instead of by car.

It was a hot day, so 18-year-old Cathy took the bus down to the beach. Once she was at the beach, she stripped down to her very skimpy red bikini. But it was so hot that she went into the water to cool off. A chubby, balding man in his 40s came up to her and said, "Beware the white pointers, little girl." "You mean sharks?" she asked innocently. He smirked. "No, the white pointers," he said, getting very close. That's when Cathy felt it. His white pointer!

The Dumare Estate is filled with many family secrets. The sobs and screams from the basement are well muffled by the soundproof stone walls. Poachers are treated quite harshly by Sir Harry Dumare. Sometimes even his own lovely daughters get a taste of his bad side.

Camryn's fantasies finally become a reality in an orgy of sexual exploration that makes her reach the peak of erotic passion.

1947; a girl's dismembered body was found, placed by the roadside as though she had simply lay down there, her body halved. The police allowed the evidence to be compromised by the hacks who trampled over everything and the murderers were never caught; not by the police anyway. This is the story of what I like to think happened; vengeful women carry out their own investigations and bring those guilty to a justice of their own, one weak link gives up the others; retribution is divinely served.

Young Antinous, captured by the ancient Greek state Tripolis general Herotis in a battlefied defeat of the Greek state Kozani, is deflowered by the general and becomes Herotis's cup bearer, bed mate, and spy. There is a question of who Antinous really is spying for, though.

High school principal Damien Maloney, his twin brother Darren, Darren's stripper girlfriend Salome, and Damien's colleague, a teacher named Helen Katz, all get together one Friday night to drink, eat pizza, and play a naughty little game of forfeits and permanent use rights, with wonderful consequences for all. It was Helen's idea, in fact....talk about your HR issues!