On her “Erotic Adventures” blog, Angora Shade asks the question “What’s in a pen name?” She gives her own answer, then ask a number of authors – including yours truly.
The Italian chef can’t control the lust he feels for the restaurant’s new waitress. And he certainly doesn’t intend to wait until closing time.
I just got home from Paris where I saw the big Marquis de Sade-themed exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay. I was hugely impressed, and can certainly recommend a visit.
It’s Becky’s first day as a pornographic actress – and already things are getting rather out of control…
In her dream, she is naked. She is all alone, naked except for her high-heeled shoes. She’s standing at a gas station in the middle of the desert. The midday sun is high in the sky, and the air is burning hot.
Taking his bicycle for a ride in the country, our narrator encounters an unusually seductive young girl. And as he watches her shamelessly displaying her sexual urges, their bike ride gradually turns into a savagely heated encounter.
”Miss!” Jenna jumped at the sound of a deep voice. She opened her eyes and saw the conductor standing a few feet away: A tall, black man dressed in a gray uniform. Startled, it took her a while to realize that she had her fingers down her jeans. ”I…” she stuttered, pulling her fingers from her cunt and wiping the wetness off on her jeans. ”I’m terribly sorry. I…” ”No,” the conductor said. ”Don’t stop.”
Our heroine realizes that she has quite a sexual fetish for leather. And the shop owner is delighted to help.
Out hiking, Ellen and Mia come across a naked man with some amazing abilities.
“Lusting after Michiko” is a sizzling, pornographic novella by Frank Noir.
On the run from a robbery, Brad and Nikki encounter a horny policeman with his own kinky agenda.
Long car rides can be boring. But Michelle knows exactly how she can help her boyfriend pass the time.
When Joanna falls asleep naked on the beach, she attracts the attention of a group of spectacularly kinky young men.
An interview with Frank Noir – conducted via email by Pavlov Uraság for his Hungarian-language blog.
