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Star Whore
A story set in the universe of Star Wars. Take control of a young sensitive being and navigate your way through the dangers of the universe. How will you use the ?
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Marvel: Futa Mutants
In this alternate universe, when Thanos snapped his fingers, he accidentally created futas instead of erasing half of all life. Now these so-called Futa Mutants have become more accepted in the world. Chapter ideas submitted by readers are absolutely welcome! This is a CHYOA version of the story found on my AO3!
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Sally's New Position
A hard working numbers cruncher gets rewarded for her hard work and offered a new position at her firm.
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The Prize
Woman changes her life
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Telepathy & Telekinesis
At the end of your financial rope, you decide to answer some questionable want-ads, and through either medical experimentation, mad science, or getting involved with mysterious occult figures--you find yourself the recipient of powers usually left to the worlds of fantasy and science-fiction.
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Scientific Method
The wife of a Scientific finds herself exploring there home/lab.
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Cam Girl Adventures
Follow the adventures of multiple camgirl and adventures of corruption, lust, and inhibitions. Just remember sometimes things move past the screen.
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Being Play Boy's
A funny story that deals with life of two young men...
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Thoughts and Consequences
The ability to plant thoughts into people's heads and alter them with those thoughts.
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Mans World
A mans world, isn't that what they say? Well at least in this world it is certainly true. A virus hit earth a hundred years ago, changing the biology of female reproductive & cognitive systems. Before the virus, boys and girls were birthed at rough parity with one another - however the virus modified these ratios so that only 1 boy is born for every 100 girls. Wouldn't this change the gender imbalance on the side of women, you might be asking? No; because said virus changed much more than just birth rates. It changed how women perceive men, and invariably how they perceive themselves.
