This two-part series includes characters from The Lake House Lessons/Dana's Side series and although it probably stands alone, I think you may enjoy it better if you read at least one of those series, if not both. This two part series takes place when Jack Davis, the narrator of The Lake House Lessons, is in college. Sally turned on her side in the small...
In 1979, I was stationed at a military base in Virginia--where I spent the next two years. My favorite hobby was metal detecting, and, due to the abundance of Civil War relics and old coins to be found, I pursued this endeavor at every opportunity. During the colder weather months (winters are relatively mild, around Hampton/Newport News), it was a coin/reli...
Your name is Princess “Peach” Toadstool. You have long yellow blonde hair, blue eyes, soft white skin and, although you hide it well under your dress, a very sexy body. Large breasts, a thin waist, and an ass on the round side. The kingdom you rule is the Mushroom Kingdom, populated by mushroom people commonly referred to as Toads. You and your allies are at...
My name is Renee Dubois. I am a romance author. To be more precise, I write erotic paranormal fiction. My stories are full of werewolves, vampires, witches, wizards, ghosts, and, of course, sex. I am often asked if I believe in all the things I write about like magic, creatures of the night, and premonition. My answer? I absolutely do not. I also get, do you...
The Galaxy at war! Striking from the Unknown Regions, a massive Sith Armada has struck at the Jedi and Republic base orbiting the original Sith Homeworld of Korriban. This Sith Armada is even more powerful than that of Darth’s Revan and Malak during the Jedi Civil War! The new Sith Empire has already conquered the Tingel Arm and have destroyed the Republic’s...
This story is based on the alternative timeline of the novel “Underground Airlines” by Ben Winters. In this timeline the South won the civil war and in the current time slavery remains legal in 4 states. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movements brought better conditions for black citizens, but they weren´t able to abolish slavery in every state....
Note: This is a follow-up to "Juliana's Summer of Lost Innocence," published in the Taboo/Incest section on 6/6/16. It helps if you read that one first but not crucial. What follows is a slice of campus life in the tumultuous year of 1968 as told in a college romance between Juliana and a guy whose politics swings 180 degrees from her own. Those who crave pr...
I awoke to his voice and the gentle touch of his palm on my cheek. It was early morning. I was lying across the cushioned seat, covered by a heavy woolen coat. Groggily, I pushed the coat off, sat up, and began to focus. The world outside the window was grey and frozen, projecting a harsh light into the little room. He stood before me holding something wrapp...
In 2001, my grandfather died at the age of eighty. His name was Miguel Martinez, but everybody called him "Mike." That's what people call me, too, and always have, although my own given name is "Michael." I didn't know Grandpa Mike well, but since I was his closest surviving relative, I was named executor of his estate. You've met Mike if you've read the s...
XXXVI Unto the Next Generation Iris 2054 Iris had never participated in a demonstration before in her life. There'd never been anything in the twenty five years of her life that had stirred her up enough to do more than make the most passive protest. Normally, Iris wasn't very sure what she really believed in, especially when the object of protest was...