The Crash I suppose this is really for posterity's sake, but my name is Terry Grant. I used to be a freelance explorer. Mostly taking rewards for mapping out uncharted places, but when that's your profession you tend to put yourself out of a job. That, or you end up doing crazier and crazier things, like flying over the Arctic Circle in a plane like so many...
The prisoner had no memory of falling asleep. It usually took him a long time. He usually had to quiet his mind by force of will before sleep was even possible. He had a lot to think about after the maid left and thought he might not sleep at all. Soon after, he was sucked down into it, taken there by something that was not himself. It was as though the thic...
CHAPTER10 By noon the next day, Belinda had finished the painting in the kitchen. She ran over to her father's local warehouse and picked up the hardware and fixtures Janie, her father's secretary, had ordered at her request. She loved Janie. Totally devoted to her father and to the business and sharp as a tack, she made things hum along smoothly. Belinda p...
Chapter 6 (Sleep Over) I was sent to Manila to prepare for our new office setup and have been here longer then I have expected. What was supposed to be a one week trip has now being extended to a 3 week stay. Not that I am complaining though. In the middle of fighting my way through the Manila traffic and settling all the business matters, I managed to g...
Author's note: Donna's story is a true one. These are events that happened in my life. For a long time, I wasn't comfortable sharing it, but I feel this is a way to get past the trauma and feel like a normal person again. I still have bouts of depression and anxiety, but right now I'm in a good place. When I came up with the original scenario, I didn't not...
This is a follow-up to "Trust Is Earned, Not Given." I was amazed at the eighty-plus responses I received, which ran the gamut from wonderful to terrible. As posters informed me, Loving Wives readers are an intensely critical crowd. I got praised as well as skewered. To those who did the former as well as the latter, thanks for reading and commenting. Appare...
I want to thank all of you that keep reading this even with all the mistakes I have made. Like when Connor introduced himself in chapter 1 I spelled his name wrong. The rest of the mistakes are too numerous to name but my gratidue is just as enormous! Special thanx go out to leorastark and stochx for giving me a nice kick in the ass when I needed it! Super...
This is a very mild story with very little explicit sex... but it is very magical. It has Leprechauns, Succubi, and a interesting trip through my very weird imagination. I thought this was going to be my Celtic Halloween story since the pixies gave me this one. Because of the pixie's actions, I can't really say that I created this one. I lived it through in...
(Note: This story contains language common in the American South in the mid 1800's. It is not in sequence with earlier chapters released here; you may not recognize some characters. I've tried to flesh out the un-introduced characters specifically for this Literotica release. This chapter differs a bit from the original version on that account.) * The comi...
Responses to the first three chapters have been good and helpful but I am a comments whore and always on the lookout for more! Anything you want to say whether you love it or hate it, please don't hesitate More Australianisms Mobile = cell phone. Cricket Test = an international match played over five days. Wharfie = longshoreman or docker. Harry star...