Ma/Fa Stories

A story in the Tales From The Shack Universe
Hi, I'm Wendy, Fly Me. This story is one of the Tales from The Shack, and is posted In LW to keep it with the others. This works fine as a standalone, though it precedes "Gun Gun Teddy Bear." I typically don't write graphic sex into this story line and that remains true here. Special thanks to Sbrooks and PCB for editing and beta reading, and to Luedon for Australian slang assistance. Any remaining errors are entirely mine -- probably added after their assistance.

A Stupid Boy Story
David Dawson is living the high school dream -- brilliant student, captain of the football team, beautiful girlfriends -- when his world is turned inside out when his best friends leave for college and a new football coach wants his son to now lead the team. Find out how David overcomes new challenges and makes new acquaintances as he strives to make it through his Sophomore Year. This is the third in the continuing award winning series Stupid Boy. Nominated for 2016 Clitoride Award. / (Reviews)

The continued adventures of Andrew McLeod. Any one of them plausible, the totality of them utterly preposterous. This book covers either side of Christmas in his 2nd year at University. / (Reviews)

Not a transexual story. / (Reviews)

A collection of stories inspired by Greek legend and mythology. The Goddess of pleasure and the God of sexual longing have decided that manipulating the feelings of lust between mortals and immortals would make for excellent entertainment, and so all sorts of wondrous encounters ensue. Some will be more graphic than others, some will be romantic, some will be rather rapey, some will be closer related to mythology, and some purely fiction.

If you're like me, it's probably more the things you DIDN'T do in high school that you regret more than anything you did. Even then, it's not really WHAT I didn't do so much as WHO I didn't do. Although we can't go back in time and do things over, sometimes you get another chance at it later in life. The question was, what would I do when such an opportunity arose?

Stéphane leaves behind his structured Parisian life to spend a week in Amsterdam as Stéphanie—the soft, feminine self he’s longed to become. What begins as freedom slowly deepens into erotic surrender and tender regression. Drawn into rituals of obedience and control, she must decide: lose herself in another’s desires, or reclaim her voice and find a love that sees her truly—and lets her be.