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Hi, Patrons, it's been a fun ride. I always tried to give you my best, and when I am unable to produce, I paused billing, but the images remained there to see. In November, I expect to close the page. I will still have access and can reopen it dow...

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August Paused

I don't know when I'll be able to create new content.  I never ever charge anyone unless I'm producing.

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Paused again

Sorry, RL problems.  I hope to get back to it when they've cleared up.

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June Paused

I'm still working on content for this site even now, but I only want to bring you good content.  I'm not sure I can have good updates by June, so it's paused for June as well.  I'm excited about what's coming, but I haven't had time for ...

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Part 71

The first night that all the party members spent back in the base camp was a turbulent one, much different from the last night they had spent before their adventures. Miri was lying on her back in her tent, as Rylie lovingly caressed her, embraced...

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May Billing Paused

So you won't get charged for May, as I'm falling behind.  I still intend to add another update for April, although that might show up in early May depending how long it takes me to get it done.  Hopefully, we'll be back tot he regular sc...

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Part 70

Arriving down at the river, Maddie peeled off her dress and laid it gingerly at the water’s edge. Already naked, Choru rushed into the water, taking a deep breath as she became accustomed to its coolness. Then, she immediately started trying to ...

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Part 69

“So that’s how my glasses broke…and my dress ripped,” Glasha said, ruefully. “It sounds as if the bunch of you had quite an adventure. That mage sounds like she deserved every slap you delivered to her, and even the little “extra” pr...

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Part 68

The escaping wagon had barely left the town when the villagers re-emerged from their homes, confused to find what they thought were the two strangers still in the stocks. They continued pelting them with dirt, food, and the like, without regard to...

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Part 67

“You get our companions out. I’ll see to it no one interrupts,” Velathra said. The bystanders had cleared out. The only locals who stayed to watch were the Sheriff and the Hierophant. The priestess seemed to be waiting for the sheriff to mak...

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Part 66

The sheriff freed the innkeeper from the stocks and stepped away. “Let them have it!” she cried, and the crowd cheered. Villagers stepped forward to hurl fruit, vegetables, eggs, cream past its prime, and clods of dirt at the two bound women.<...

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Part 65

Still in the pillory, Maddie was becoming furious at Choru, who couldn’t seem to stop insulting the townspeople, their religion, their officials, and their legal system. It hadn’t endeared them to their strange jury, nor their judge, the hiero...

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Part 64

It had seemed a long journey, caged in the back of a wooden wagon, whose poor suspension aggravated the bruising of Nimue’s backside. Her only consolation was that Ingrid was sleeping next to her. She recognized the elite assassins, known as Bas...

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The Perils of Captain Hook, Part 4: Caught Unprepared

“Jonessa…do you see that? On the horizon?” She adjusted her glasses and tilted her tophat to block the sun better, “What is it, Nibs?” Nibs squinted. “Pirates, I think.” “Hey, quiet down, I was trying to take a nap!” Bee interrup...

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Part 63

“So first, let’s hear from the accused.”

There was an awkward pause, as everyone waited. Choru craned her neck to try to see Isolda the innkeeper, but then noticed everyone was looking at her.

Aubrienne cleared her throat, lookin...

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Part 62

The presiding woman continued, “Usually, every individual is tried separately, but our laws decree that foreigners travelling in groups be tried together. Hence, you and the foreigner travelling with you will be seen by the court as one. Your wo...

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Part 61

“Wait…” said Choru, “that’s a pillory.”

“It’s Farnfield’s own courtroom,” Uril responded. Choru watched the innkeeper willingly place herself in the stocks as some of the villagers fastened her in. Uril continued, “plac...

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As promised, here's The Perils of Captain Hook Parts 1-3

And this goes a little in advance of what the public can see on CHYOA.  Not too much "action" yet, but I have some ideas that might really please one Amy Schumer fan I know is here.


The Perils of Captain Hook:

Jaqueline...

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Part 60

Choru, for her part, wasn’t faring much better. With the help of the townspeople, she had found the village inn, such as it was. Small, poor, and rather smelly, this wasn’t the kind of establishment someone of her stature frequented. A small c...

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Part 59: Elsewhere

“How much further until we can rest?” Madyson whined. “I don’t believe the two of us should camp out in the wilderness. We can reach a village, ask around about our quest, and find a place to stay for the night,” Choru replied. The mage ...

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Any interest in previewing my next story before it becomes public?

Basically, it isn't ready for a preview yet, but the story will follow Captain Jacqueline Hook (think D Lovato) and her crew (of celebrity lookalike pirates including N Minaj, K Kardahsian, A Grande, S Gomez) trying to save Neverland, all the whil...

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Part 58

As she entered, she saw Shelgrish continuing to spank the teary-eyed Nimue, and questioning her about the keystone. Although Glasha didn’t really take pity on the bruised-butted spellcaster, she didn’t want Auntie Grish wasting her time.

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Part 57

Nearly at the bottom of the long tower staircase, the lower left portion of Glasha’s dress snagged a loose piece of iron on the railing. The half-orc tripped over her own feet, and tumbled face-first down the stairs, landing in a chaotic pile of...

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Part 56

Shelgrish grabbed Nimue by the hair, and forced her to stand up. She led her in front of the hearth, and told her. “Strip. Now.”

“No, not the sleeves,” Miryala said, “they can stay. Take off your dress.”

Begrudgingly, Nimue...

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Part 55

It’s unusually difficult to interrupt a master spellcaster when their incantation is nearly complete. Warriors have stabbed mages but still ended up incinerated by the flame spell they were finishing. One tale, that might have been a tall tale, ...

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Part 54

Without even getting up from the table, Nimue identified the source of the counterspell. “Well, I never thought I’d see an orc who knows counterspells. But I bet you don’t know the counterspell for THIS!” With that, she started a new incan...

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Part 53

Nimue was so mesmerized looking at her mud-covered captives that she didn’t notice. And Ingrid noticed too late. “Watch out!” she cried, but already the intruders had sprung into action. The barbarian landed a boot on the Blonde’s backside...

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Part 52

Rylenka was actually starting to feel exhausted, and was worried for Miri. She hadn’t planned this, but once she experienced it, she had had a hard time stopping. Just as she was about to climb off, the double doors of the room swung wide open. ...

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Part 51

In a short while, the stronger woman had worn out her challenger, and broke free. Both of them climbed to their feet for another challenge. Miri was exhausted, and Rylie was surprised that the half-elf had been able to put up such a fight so far.<...

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Part 50

“Aaaaaahhh!” Rylenka yelled as she charged at Miryala. Miryala twisted to avoid her tackle, but the half-orc was too fast, and grabbed her in an arm lock. “Just give up” she commanded, I’ll take the punishment.”

Miryala struggled...

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