While mystery readers had erotic tales in Sex, Violence, & A Half A Million Dollars those who like science fiction, fantasy
or horror needed their own erotic tales collection. Here in Microchick: Erotic Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror author Michael Bracken provides 24 previously
published adult erotic tales. While some of these magazines are still available
most are not. Not only do the tales provide erotic entertainment they also
showcase how much the adult industry has changed over the years.
Leading off the collection is the title story
“Microchick.” Angie is dead and not for the first time. Fortunately Max can put her remains in a
machine, have a dry martini and wait for her to be alive and available again. Just
another perk of the apartment and one to enjoy immensely over and over again.
Betty Sue had beautiful FF breasts. But that was
before they started shrinking in “Flat Chesters.” As is becoming increasingly
clear, she isn’t the only woman in the world that is seeing her chest go away. There
has to be an explanation and it has to be stopped.
Lucius Botacelli has been sent in time to bring a
gift for the last two people on earth. In “The Last Two People On Earth Meet The
Trojans” the gifts could change everything if used properly.
Every day at 3 pm they take his sperm in “Adam And The
Eves.” Being the only sperm donor for the planet is a huge responsibility and
has confined him to a sexless life in a medical complex. Being a sperm donor is
not the real thing and Adam may lose his mind if something doesn’t change.
Marconi doesn’t understand everything she does, but
doesn’t care. He just wants “Virgins.”
Joe has old school beliefs and values and truly
believes he is “King Of The Castle.” He
also has the money to make it happen.
He met her aboard the alien mother ship. Soon they
were having sex in “It Came From Outer Space.”
She was the first woman he had sex with but not the last as the aliens
seem to like watching humans having sex.
Long ago Ed found her half in and half out of the
tidal pool. She was beautiful and very much available in “Mistress Of The Seas.” His story has become the stuff of
legend and the narrator knows what the real story was.
It is more of the same as fiction editor Jim Nueson
wades through the submissions and other issues in “Final Draft.” Maybe a little
too much of the same old thing as everything feels way too familiar.
The woman looks sort of familiar, but the bedroom
doesn’t in “Wishes.” The busty redhead is in no rush for him to leave. Hours
later he still can’t remember her name or how he there. Then it happens again .
. . and again.
No doubt she was beautiful before she came out of
the rain and into the bar in “Wet Dream.” Not only is she soaked and large
breasted, she wants a beer, a towel and definitely something more.
We all know the story of what happened to the boy
whose nose grew every time he told a lie.
For Paul it isn’t the nose in “Pinocchio D*ck.” Fortunately a curtain
lady doctor has the ability to help him.
Harrison Stargill wants only one thing – Darlene. The
short guy on the next bar stool says he can get her for him in “What You Want.”
What the guy wants in exchange does not matter because sex with Darlene is
worth any cost.
The beautiful blonde with the great legs says she
was his grandfather’s nurse. A woman of incredible talents who knew all about
Grandfather’s dreams and more in “F*ck Demon.”
Richard Strunk was very surprised when Mary King
suddenly wanted him to take his pants off in “The Hunger.” After all, they were
in a ranch style home that was for sale and it was the middle of the day with
the windows open. But, Richard is “Sales Manager” and accustomed to doing what
needs to be done to close the deal.
Anyone who watches television in the summertime has
seen the reporter cooking eggs on the sidewalk or street. The same thing starts
the story “One Hell Of A Bet.” Before
long beer is flowing in the “Bark-O-Lounge” and then the hot blonde on a
mission walked inside.
After the car crash the narrator needs to use the
phone in a bar. In “Lucky Stiff” the phone is not available, but both the cold
beer and the hot bartender are. Good thing as he is not going anywhere anytime
soon.
She is beautiful in “The Specter” and goes by the
name Aimee Rose. She is in room 1413 and isn’t happy with her room. She thinks
it would be best if the narrator came up to her room so that he can see the
problem for himself.
Stan was desperate when he took the job three states
away, threw some stuff in a car, and moved to a house that had been empty for
six months. In “Death Blow” the married man quickly discovers the beautiful
buxom young blonde across the street, “Peggy,” is more than willing to
personally welcome him to the neighborhood.
“Like A Whisper On The Wind” the narrator has a
visitor at the door on this story evening. The woman claims to have had an
accident down the road and needs help as she is stranded in the isolated area.
She pulled him through the open doorway inside in
“Through The Darkness.” She was stunningly beautiful in the darkness even
though he couldn’t see anything or any of her. Each time they do it the
experience is incredible.
The detectives have a tough case on their hands in
“Anything, Anyone, Anywhere.” Based on
the room, the woman is apparently back in town. For Hymie Winkleman the last
three days have either been heaven or hell. She isn’t through either.
It was a long night at the bar in “Boots ’N’ Booty.”
Finally the married man is home and his wife Jennie is willing and ready. While
his wife has a power of her own, so do his boots.
Poindexter really wanted to kill his wife in “Night
Deal.” He just couldn’t do it. Maybe the
stranger can help him if they make a deal.
As he did with his detective stories, author Michael
Bracken uses graphic sex as just one of the elements in these 24 tales that
span the gamut of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. The women are often
very well endowed, blonde, and too beautiful to be true or real. The men are
often desperate, for one reason or another, living lives right on the edge.
Alcohol is involved from time to time in tales where graphic and detailed sex
is guaranteed.
The tales in Microchick are good ones. All are
complicated and frequently have multiple twists that encourage the reader to consider
other possibilities. Microchick: Erotic Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror is another very good read
from author Michael Bracken and only intended for adult readers.
For some reason, it is not coming up correctly through the affiliate program, but you can buy it here.
Microchick: Erotic Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror
Michael Bracken
Michael Bracken
April
2011
E-Book
(Estimated
print length 157 Pages)
$2.99
Material
provided quite some time ago in exchange for my objective review.
Kevin
R. Tipple © 2012
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