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Double Life Ch. 04

by Julie20 on Sep 16, 2017
BDSM

Helen had no means of judging how long she spent in the clinic. The time was used by her controllers to enforce her total dependency on them. They controlled when she ate or drank and when she slept. Part of keeping her off balance was to keep moving her between the Rubber Room, the dungeon and a small bare cell. Her freedom of movement was constantly limite...

Alchemy

by Graf_Severin on Sep 14, 2017
Erotic Couplings

Go ahead. What? Here. She hooks his fingers in the inner band of her underwear. Please. He feels as if the moment redeems all the days he was unwanted--by any woman, or any world for that matter, so he doesn't move the finger. Besides, the hand is paralyzed by a drugged surge of wine and joy and grief. Instead he caresses the full of her back, admiring i...

Lady in Red Pt. 02 Ch. 05

by Harddaysknight on Sep 25, 2017
Novels and Novellas

The two men immediately froze when Steve pointed the handgun at them. Steve risked a few quick glances around to determine if the two had any companions somewhere close. He saw no one else. By this time the girls were awake. Roxie was struggling to pull her shirt on while Sam clung to her. Steve carefully stood as he studied the two men. They didn't look li...

The Tides Of War Pt. 10

by RobinLane on Sep 16, 2017
Novels and Novellas

Chapter 37 The Crater settled into a routine, the months passed into years. Susan gave birth to a son christened Guy Ramage. Martin and Jill had a daughter the same year, Barbara. Sulkie and Tana had foals, and Zeus was trained to the saddle. By the start of 1899 there were over 260 horses and foals out in the crater, and over 300 cattle and calves. P...

Mistress of the Air Ch. 29

by SlaveNano on Jan 5, 2018
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

The journey from the site of the crash to the Ottoman Empire was a long one. The captain maintained a high altitude to keep them safe from the clutches of any Russian Empire airships, except Lady Sally insisted on flying low over Kiev to appreciate the glittering, gold domes of its many churches. When she wasn't entertaining herself with her slaves, she of...

War!

by Nevermore on Apr 22, 2025

A collective bright tone sounded through the minds of everyone present in the aula. The tone was typical as a request for silence, emptying the minds to a blank state of general receptiveness, and the start of the course, all in one. It would be a lesson directed by a docent, capable in mind transference to a large group of people, all at once. “Welcome, eve...

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Decadence

by bc_alucard on Sep 14, 2017
Erotic Horror

Briefly Otto closed his eyes, he remembered all too well, the starry black nights, the endless snow and ice, so cold that it caused weapons to jam, anything metallic to shatter, the wind that blew through their threadbare Black Waffen SS Uniforms. His enemy might not have understood much about a tactical withdrawal or any warfare tactics for that matter, but...

A Bestiary of Monster Girls

by MatthewVett on Sep 25, 2017
NonHuman

A Bestiary of Monster Girls Bestiarum Monstrarum Feminarum Translator's Introduction Bestiarum Monstrarum Feminarum was written in 1243 by Arminius Wilhelm Otto Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Maximilian Melchior Leopold Wilhelm von Ravensberg, known to history as Herman the German. A Generalprokurator of the Teutonic Knights, he wrote his magnum opus as a warning...

Bawdy Tales Pt. 01 - The Monk' Story

by virusman on Sep 16, 2017
Novels and Novellas

Introduction In the late Middle Ages the Black Death, the greatest and most deadly outbreak of infectious disease in history, ravaged Europe, eventually killing between one third and a half of the population. The disease, which is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, was carried by fleas living on the rats that were found in ports and on board ships,...

The Fall of Eva Pryor Ch. 01

by Case21 on Oct 2, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

She believed in the capacity of Science to make things better. To make anything better. Even herself. Eva Pryor, born October 25, 1854. Born the very day of the triumph at Balaclava, when the heroic British soldiers of the armoured cavalry overcame the Russian forces through a miraculous new invention, the steam-suit. Horseflesh replaced with legs of iron,...