Ella has, for years, had a relationship with one of the large norn: Astrid. They enjoy each other's company immensely, but the call of the road always tears Astrid away from Ella. Having not heard from Astrid for ages, Ella worries. When she discovers that Astrid has returned to the city, she wants to know why. Are they through? She decides to seek out her companion, to learn the truth. To perhaps experience the taxing joy of their usual reunions, which Astrid took to calling throating moots.
Marie is a filipina working in Dubai. She has always been faithful to her husband, but a chance encounter gives her the opportunity to fulfill one of her hidden fantasies.
A girl tells her mother she doesn't want to move in with her mother's boyfriend. She tells her that he is creepy. But the mother tells her she is imagining it. The boyfriend makes it clear she isn't.
My husband delivers me to a sadist he met on the internet. I am thrashed with a variety of whips. A stroke story, but only if you enjoy cruel sadistic pleasures.
First person reflections of a wealthy Carolina plantation heir-to-be looking back on his struggle resisting the urge to abuse the power and leverage he holds in society, particularly over women, during the early 1800s. Hoping to turn over a new leaf after the recent birth of his son, who he almost lost along with his wife, John Elder, confesses his sins to paper before burning them to let go of his past and find a healthier way of living. **Please read opening paragraph and note the story tags
This is an extremely violent tale fill with lots of nasty punishments heaped on a cheating wife. It has some of the most extreme stuff I have written about. Only for those that are brave, it is not a story for the faint of heart! You have been warned! Appropriate codes have been marked!
Professor Andre Levin is about to marry his 3rd wife. Naturally, his first and second wives will help him greet her and assist her in satisfying him. After all, that's what a harem is for, right? This is a story set in a future where plural marriage is commonplace.