Already at fourteen, Elan, son of renowned Santa Fe artists in 1915, knows that he wants to have full-blown sex with his father's best friend, Western novelist Carson Crane. Crane is cultivating the boy and they have lain together without anal sex. Crane has a secret why they haven't gone all the way yet. The novelist's obsession with having Elan prompts him to take the boy to a ranch in the Tetons where men train boys from Elan's age in full sex.
The moment she walked into any room, all heads turned her way. Yevette (Eee-vette) Morningstar was a Bayou girl and her mixed blood made her like a precious bloom of unique beauty and sexual appeal without compare. She carves her way through the players that seek to strip her of her dignity and wins out in the end because she has the stamina to stay the course.
Betty makes the faux pas of not wearing any undies when she wears her almost sheer ankle length dress that makes her look stark naked in the right angle of light. A client brings it to her attention after ogling her for hours from every angle and up close enough to touch. She does the only thing she can do to make a proper apology and drops down on all fours on the fluffy white carpet with the dress removed in complete submissive surrender to prove she was not a tease so many others.
She's the most famous face and voice on British television, and every male in the land fancies her. But she's been spotted shoplifting. The security guy only wants to search her. And listen to her sexy voice. What harm can it do?
In It For Life is the sequel to Prison Island, and you might not understand much of it without reading that first. You can quickly access it from my profile. This story starts with Francesco looking for Mouse, without knowing where Karl is, either.