A friend's son was getting into trouble and it was getting worse. He was getting close to being expelled from high school and nearly got caught by the police. His mother was frightened of him ruining his life before it got started, so something needed to be done.

Five close friends discussed the problems they were having with the five boys. An idea about giving them guidance on how to get a girlfriend with advice on how to keep her happy, might be a solution. After glasses of wine and a lot of talking they agreed to take on a friend's teenage son. Each of the women were teased by one of the five boys they were meant to coach. They hadn't realised how bored and frustrated they were, making them vulnerable to attention.

The boys had talked together thinking to gain an advantage over them, though not intending to seduce their mentors. It was just a kiss, nothing more was planned. When the woman with needs fell for being told they were beautiful and looked young and sexy they were hooked. There seemed no turning back, no way out, but that was because they didn't want to stop.

Which one of the five women or five young men can you relate to?

Brian is a bully like his father, his mom is Rachael and his mentor is Martha.

David is the leader of the boys, his mom is Paula and his mentor is Rachael.

Benny is pessimistic, his mom is Dora and his mentor is Betty.

Jack tends to be a careless idiot, his mom is Betty and his mentor is Dora.

Harry is a sensible guy, his mom is Martha and his mentor is Paula.

Rachael Jackson, 36, is submissive with little experience and a slim figure.

Betty Holden, 37, is dominant with experience, a full figure with an attitude of seen it all done it all. She is enthusiastic about making it work.

Dora Scott, 37, attractive, sexy, a top MILF, up for anything, short blond, teases at parties and was the one with the idea.

Martha, 37, conservative, not much experience, never played around, always used missionary position and only climaxed the once. She isn't interested in sex and was determined not to go too far. Committed to whatever she does. Willing to give it a go to save the boy. Fixed it in her mind as her Christian duty to teach the boy to look after a woman and to be a good husband.

Paula Brandon, 37, looks younger, short, nice figure, long dark hair, hazel eyes, attractive but a bit dim. She has given up on everything in a boring marriage. Becomes alive with an attentive lover.

Warning: this story has a happy ending. There are explicit sexual scenes and lots of pleasure gained by the ten involved.

Reading is a passion, both fiction and non-fiction. Writing is a hobby I've enjoyed for many years, and write anything and everything, though recently I've concentrated on world war 2 stories, science fiction, and erotica. Erotica has been more of a challenge than I thought. First it was realised I didn't know as much as first thought. The range of human sexuality is so wide, and often very particular. The same word or phrase in a story can turn someone on, and someone else off. Some women like a story where the female character is humiliated, in fantasy only, and others think it is terrible. It is very true that you can't satisfy all the people all the of the time, and sometimes only one or two readers will like a theme.

A common theme of these stories is where a main character is mistaken for someone else, and continues the error from not wanting to be embarrassed. They may suffer greater humiliation from not correcting the mistake right at the beginning, and letting it spiral out of control. But then, it wouldn't be a story if they did the right thing.

It is usual for the main character to grow stronger, get what they really want, or fall in love, in the end. Up until then they blunder around, trying to avoid a confrontation, being silly, and treated as though they are stupid, until the truth is revealed or they find it wasn't an accident, they wanted the situation to develop. Some inner need is revealed, and they grow to endorse it.

There are other themes in my writing, but they are for you to discover.

Don't forget writing is difficult and painful at times, so buying a book is some small reward to encourage a writer to continue. It is a form of recognition for all the hard work. So, thank you for sponsoring for my art, Gary