I go over to the home of a couple I've known for some time to see their RV setup. She is home alone and shows me the trailer, then confesses an ulterior motive. The characters are based on real people, but the story is pure fucking fiction.
Ever since their days at Oxford, respectable vicar Cedric and his devoted wife, Phyllida, have shared an obsession with the mythical creatures of antiquity. They live a quiet life in rural Dorset until a group of hippies camps near their church. On a cider-and-acid-fuelled night in 1968, the couple’s mythical obsessions collide with reality. Hurdy Gurdy Man echoes from the surrounding hills, leading to a wild, hallucinatory orgy that changes everything for the vicar and his wife.
A story in a universe that is virtually Earth-normal but...
What do a canceled talk, an ice-cream cone, and an odd noise have to do with a widowed mom or with Kris' boyfriend? This story came to me when I read the teaser for another SOL story. As I usually do, I took the idea and ran with it in a perpendicular direction.
a young husband and wife spice up their sex life with a role play game, then Hubby brings in toys and bondage, the wife gets over stimulated and orgasms frequently much to hubbies pleasure so develops the game from there.
After years of endless war against alien threats, humanity’s population has been purged into crisis. In desperation, the Super Earth government enacts radical procreation policies to boost birth rates. I'm a determined boy training to join the Helldivers corps, suddenly finds myself caught in the absurd struggle to the new mandate of fuck before fight. Read how my family help me by setting up some sex dates. Going to a sex camp with my sister, and how my life change after that.
A Story in the Erotic Future Universe
More than a dozen years after the events in Nappies and Bills, Jack invites his first serious girlfriend to spend a weekend with the family. Her parents would never have allowed it, except his Mum was deputy head of their school. Nothing unexpected could happen...
Where's Waldo? It was a popular kids game back in the eighties, but now I'm playing it for real, against a very determined opponent, with my marriage and my happiness hanging in the balance.