A woman’s vengeance makes the devil look merciful. A veterinary assistant enacts brutal revenge on her rapist boss and the corrupt judge who dismissed her case, forcing them into deadly combat with each other before she delivers final justice.
Neil wasn’t really a rapist. Not like Vivian and her “art.” He was an opportunist who spread pleasure. She came from traumatizing her victims. Vivian was an intriguing woman that Neil had to have, even if it meant reshaping himself in her image – and forcing her to take his cock in her lesbian cunt. She fought him every step of the way to becoming his fucktoy… until she didn’t. Amidst their struggle, each faced a loneliness they’d been trying to ignore, and the solution staring them in the face.
A She Is Story A saintly yoga wife, her burned-out "nice guy" husband, and a creepy basement janitor slip into one messed-up loop of lust, guilt and voyeurism. This isn’t about cheating, it’s about something worse: when you suddenly realize it turns you on to see your perfect little world get dragged through the mud – and you don’t want it to stop.
The Claire Hammer Stories Book 6 of "The Year She Looked Nineteen." The second half of Claire Hammer's gap year before attending the University, set two years prior to NaturalHammer's "Becoming a Whore."
Nisa's Story Nisa gave herself to a Sanitary worker, so that he will learn to dream.But Now Muneer is dreaming more than what Nisa expected. He wants her surrender
In this third part of the FMSK series we see things from Alexander's point of view. Just as he is going to make a meal of his sister someone else ruins his plans while being on the run from her own brother. Now Alexander seeks to make her pay, pound for pound of flesh. (please mind the tags. This is the 'fixed' re-posting)
A promiscuous young woman is committed to a controversial sex addiction clinic where she must contend with both the staff and patients (or should that be ‘inmates’?). Untying the Knot is an examination of erotica, submission, and the terrible things people do to each other when seeking meaning in their lives and in their actions; both at a personal and institutional level.