Workplace Stories

High school lovers make the agonizing choice of breaking up before going off to separate colleges. Years down the road, there's a reunion. Between a broken marriage and mountainous college debt, plus years of separation, what chance is there of romance blossoming once again? From the well-known author of The Waitress, Sarah, Terror in the Snowstorm, Dad? I Have a Question, The Hunger, and others.

A passionate quickie turns dangerous.

He is a specialist in down-sizing companies - he has the job of interviewing employees and sacking those surplus to their needs. Erin is one that he interviews and decides to keep and promote. She thinks that she has to take drastic measures to save her job - she offers her body, and he accepts her offer.

“Adventurous female redheads wanted for a six month employment contract. Applicants must be natural redheads and willing to prove that status at the time of their interview. Sugar babies welcome” Is a vague ad in the extreme, who knows what the author sought and what the heck is a sugar baby? The post office box to send resume and head shot was included in the ad and as I had not found work in my field since graduating my very expensive college, I responded.

Meeting on the beach, at night, lead to a new life of pleasure.

This a guided tour travel spoof that looks at an all male tour with a young female tour guide for the express purpose of getting laid.

A high school boy working as a pizza deliveryman, makes a delivery to an upscale house. But his "tip" was most unexpected!

A Story in the Life in the Suburbs Universe
A photographer helps out an old friend, another photographer, and saves him from being ripped off by two sets of gold diggers. When the second gold digger sets her sights on him, he turns things and ends up with some teenage wives, as does his friend. Set in Australia. Unable to correct typos due to laws related to character ages.

A man describes how he had to spank a female co-worker in 1912, and how he inadvertently gave her an orgasm.

Carl was a mailroom clerk for a large office building; Paige was a receptionist for major insurance company. Carl loved delivering the mail to Paige because he felt she was the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. One day he threw caution to the wind and took his shot...