The Cast: Who's Who (September 2016)

Guys,

Only one story with models in it and only one new guy. Fortunately, Lucky Stallion did an awesome job providing imagery for the second story. The images are so good that I had to indulge with a few more below. I'm so glad that he let me do a sequel! Be sure to check out his Patreon and blog for more great artwork.

Encounters: Abuse of Power 2

Raven = Jason Chee (Model)

UPDATE to Hercules Unbound ... Images!

Guys,

HERCULES UNBOUND UPDATED WITH 19 AMAZING IMAGES!

If you've read Hercules Unbound, you should look again. Lucky Stallion did a series of incredible images for my Hercules Unbound story! It really takes the story to a new level.

I've added 19 of them to the post, but Lucky Stallion actually did 44, plus 5 alternate versions! It was tough for me to choose, so if you want to see them all, check out his Patreon site HERE.

Thanks so much to the amazing Lucky Stallion!

Alex

Heroes: Hercules Unbound

Inspired by Lucky Stallion's "Hercules Bound"

Prologue: Hercules Bound
(written by Lucky Stallion)

The Slave King approached the bound Hercules. He pressed their big, sweat-laced pecs together. He grabbed hold of the demigod's ebony locks and pulled his head back to face him. The sun glowed from around the muscle stud's auburn hair, giving him a godly appearance. But Nicandro the slaver was nothing like an Olympian.

The weary Hercules had been sexually tortured for so long that he could not resist. He looked into the Slave King's hard eyes. There was something incredibly powerful in those eyes. They were the eyes of a man who was truly an alpha. They were the eyes of a man who knew what he wanted and stopped at nothing to obtain it. Hercules' loins quivered wildly as he became intoxicated by that stare.

The Slave King

Inspiration: Favorites (1)

When I wrote a Chris Hemsworth vs. Liam Hemsworth story for Bard's Producer's Ring group (which will be posted on The Cave on 7/2), one of his comments to me was that it fit so well with the existing stories, he thought he'd written it.

I do recognize and acknowledge that my stories are inspired by other stories out there. From simple things, like the generous use of sound effects to big things like the themes, my stories are a product of what I've seen, read and liked.

Heroes: Tarzan and the Twins of Tibor

Chapter One: The Escape

The two muscular young black men raced through the jungle as fast as they could go, branches tearing at their smooth naked flesh. In their 19 years of life, the twins had never felt real fear. But here they were, running as fast as they could, with one clear motivation.

Run or die.

They were sweating profusely in the African heat, breathing hard and struggling to maintain focus. They had been running for over two miles through some of the densest jungle in Africa. Each man wore only a thin lion-skin pouch over his sizable manhood, held tight only by narrow leather straps that ran over his hips connecting to another strap that came up between his powerful legs firmly lodged in the deep valley of his substantial butt cleavage. They had had no time to put on more covering or footwear or grab weapons before fleeing their hut mere seconds before the Council's warriors came for them. If they were going to survive this, it would have to be with their brains and the power of their mighty bodies.