Evie watched him as he moved his pint to the side of the table, clearing space before he spoke as he thought about how he should begin. “Ok. In the river Boyne, just north of Dublin, there was a legendary fish known as the Salmon of Knowledge. It was said that the spirits would bless the first person to taste its flesh with unlimited wisdom and become the wisest in the land. A poet named Finegas lived near the river, wher...

"Merry fucking Christmas!" she railed to herself as she waited beside the baggage carousel for her bag to come around. Christmas crap was everywhere. It hung from every wall, streetlight and window, and it assailed her senses at every opportunity. Festive music tinkled through the airport, the cabin crews and ground staff wore Santa hats to jolly everyone along through interminable delays, brightly coloured lights glared...

From It’s Not Unusual – 1 He eased her back onto the stool, her naked body a feast for his eyes. He kissed her skin everywhere, moving his lips down over her stomach to her shaved Mons. She parted her legs, her breath coming in short, wheezing gasps as her pussy burned with expectant need. He opened them further, his tongue already touching her pink wetness and drawing deep agonised moans from her as it moved slowly betwe...

July 20th – Cagliari, Sardinia Emily woke with a start at 6:15, the rays of the hot Sardinian sun blinding her eyes. She eased herself out of bed, walked over to the glass doors and gazed out over the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It was the last day of her visit to Cagliari. She’d decided to spread her vacation time into several two-day or three-day breaks rather than the more traditional elongated fortnigh...

She leaned back on her bed in Sardinia, her thighs quivering as her fingers and thoughts of the feel of Tommy’s cock touching her throat teased an orgasm. She’d failed to take him completely, almost choking before he eased her head away. “You’re determined to take it all, aren’t you?” he smiled. “I think I can get there,” she replied, almost sullenly. He shook his head slowly, a look of admiration on his face that warmed...