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Freja and Jeanie Ch. 03

by BiscuitHammer on Sep 14, 2020
Romance

Freja & Jeanie Disclaimer: Welcome to Freja & Jeanie. This story is part of my larger story cycle, commonly known as "The Alexaverse." As always, many thanks and gratuitous panty-shots courtesy of Freja and Jeanie are directed at my long-suffering editor and Beta-reader, who makes sure my grammar is on point. Constructive reviews and critiques are w...

Two Thousand and Ten Ch. 04

by The_Rat_in_the_Hat on Sep 15, 2017
Novels and Novellas

Author's Note - Well dear readers, here it is - the next instalment of Two Thousand and Ten. Apologies if you have waited a long time for this as I have been busy with other projects, but hopefully you'll enjoy this new chapter. Please feel free to comment or send reviews (as long as they're positive!) Disclaimer - I am not a legal professional, so apologi...

Year 3 with Jane and Tony Pt. 02

by Kalavo on Nov 26, 2017
Anal

We had just found out that Jane's parents had died in a terrible car accident while on vacation in Kauai. Jane and I were packing our bags when my phone rang. Seeing that it was Bob Malkus, Jane's parent's attorney, I answered it. After I said hello Bob said, "Tony, I am so sorry to hear about Stan and Bettina. Please accept my most heartfelt condolences for...

My Angel of Mercy

by eidetic on Sep 13, 2017
First Time

Love and Lust can be powerful healers... ©Copyright 2017 by eidetic. This is being placed in the body of the story because of unscrupulous pilfering by other online sites. Literotica.com is the only online site permitted to publish this story. Author's note: this is my first attempt in the First Time category. It's rather long and a little complicated, b...

The Breeze

by MysteryWriter on Sep 16, 2017
Non-Erotic

"I was sorry to hear 'bout Maude," Poppa John said. "Thanks Poppa, Aunt Maude thought a lot of you." I said. He shook his head, mumbled something in his native tongue. Exactly what tongue it was nobody really knew. Some said he was Greek, some Portuguese but nobody ever asked. "So you gonna run the Breeze?" he asked in his heavy accent. "It looks like it...

Decisions Ch. 10

by Holter on Sep 25, 2017
NonHuman

Author's Notes: Hey guys! Sorry about the long wait. Here's an extra long chapter for you! Chapter 1: Iciness. Cold, desolate iciness. I was covered in blood, the red fluid splattered all over my body. There was nothing here. I stood at the middle of the field, looking around. It was all empty, devoid of life. A hateful land of wonderful winter. Yet, despi...

The Dark Side

by Longhorn__07 on Sep 24, 2019
Loving Wives

This is a long story, almost 33,000 words. If you don't like long stories, please don't upset yourself by reading the following. The following is a work of fiction. Except for references to well-known historical figures and broad geographic areas (e.g., Pacific Ocean, Mexico) unnamed individuals and locations in this story are a total figment of my imaginat...

The Hedge Ch. 01

by Firefly1z on Nov 27, 2018
Novels and Novellas

Categories: Consensual, Group, Love. 1. Aaron Redman was a 'Techno-geek', he loved all things electronic, whether it was telephones, cameras or computers, it did not matter to him because he loved them all. He lived with his father in a rambling old four bedroom house that had been in the family for years, it was surrounded by big evergreen hedges, just on...

The Heart Wants Ch. 14-17

by LukasGrey on Aug 21, 2019
Romance

Chapter 14 I woke to the sound of typing. She wasn't being loud about it, not trying to be obnoxious, it was just the soft clicky-clack of the keys of her keyboard as she fired off whatever she was writing. She had the same tendency I did however, to hit the end of a sentence harder, giving the keyboard a nice, soft whack every time. Just some unconscious...

Courtship for the Clueless

by Sir Galahad on Aug 28, 2018
Novels and Novellas

1. "Your new book is selling pretty well," said Irina Slonimska, Roger's editor. "Plumbing for the Panic-Stricken fills a definite need. I don't mind telling you that it saved me several hundred dollars in New York City plumbers' bills when I was editing the manuscript." "Did it really?" asked Sharon Hillstein, eying her old college roommate across the t...