Felicia would do anything to help her little sister; that would include bartering her skills to a neighbor for a large cookie order. When she happens upon Blake, he buys the lot and has a taste for more than just cookies.
Scirewood Academy is a private all-girls boarding school, and Mike Messina, a former Hollywood SFX supervisor, is the school’s newest science teacher. He's every girl’s secret fantasy. Clever, brilliant, charming, devastatingly handsome, and quite possibly a former porn star. When rumors begin to swirl about inappropriate relations between he and his students, Mike’s career quickly unravels, until a mysterious blackout changes his world forever.
Leigh Rockton meets his new neighbors under difficult circumstances; however, his carnal desire overcomes his hostility. The premise is basically my usual; man meets girl/woman and the rest you know, with a few twists to keep your interest. This is the introduction of possible a new character in my stable of mature men, depending on reader response. One of my proofreaders is excited, however he doesn't count!
Young Sex in the Sixties Katie was cute and she was a friend but she had a dark family secret.
A story of teen romance and sexual discovery in the early sixties.
That little girl living next door was driving me crazy! She wasn't even all that pretty. She was a little too skinny. She was short. Her tangled-blonde hair was a mess and she was young. She was too young. Hell, she was way too young! Besides, she was my sister's kid, she was my niece! As a 40-year-old man I had no damn business looking at a sixteen-year-old girl with lust in my eyes!
A teacher falls slowly in love with her student, but she's torn between her feelings and her conscience. After all, it's forbidden by law for a teacher to have a romantic affair with a student. Will love conquer all, or will the law keep them apart? (Inspired by a real life story.)
A former Air Force officer relates the personal story of his lifelong infatuation with transsexuals. More or less a true story as related to me by a reader who wondered if I wouldn't care to write on the subject.