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Joe thinks he’s going fishing while his wife has an all-girls night at the house. But the moment he tries to slip away, he’s zapped with a shrink ray! Now he’s at the disposal of his wife...and her two best friends. Things heat up rather quickly....

Vince (22)--recently married to Chloe (28)--met Charles (64) on the flight home from the official launch of Pirate Chain (ARRR), the worlds most anonymous crypto currency. During the flight, Charles showed Vince some raunchy pictures of his wife, Olga, on his phone. She was very attractive and much younger than him, sitting alone on a park bench with her legs parted, looking over her shoulder, then staring directly at the camera and holding her dress up, showing her stockinged legs and panties.

Now that Clive has settled into this new world of giant women, he's given a chance to explore. He uncovers much of the Atlantean history and learns it's not all that his big friends claim it to be. But then he's whisked away by another giantess named Penelope who isn't like the rest. And even though she takes Clive to her bed, he still isn't sure he should trust her. 

What happens when Scarecrow gets bored? Can Scarecrow leave his post to play with other scarecrows? What will happen to his family? Hop into the adventure with Scarecrow when he is tired of hanging around the garden all day.

Samantha has been a very successful executive escort in the City of London and Stockbroker Belt of Surrey. She went on to become a madam and own an establishment of her own in the 2000s. Samantha has decided to share her adventures with a series of short stories that detail her experiences and encounters in a refreshingly forthright, entertaining, and amusing style.

Are we stuck with our memories–or can we fix them? Pia is a neuroscientist whose research focuses on changing the way we process traumatic experiences. Will Pia’s emotionally distant mother–who survived the Khmer Rouge in 1970’s Cambodia–benefit from her daughter’s work? Or are some things just too terrible to remember?