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You could dream about having a new website. Or you could launch it next week. Turn heads with your slick new website. Save a truckload of cash and look good doing it. Walk a little taller knowing you did it yourself. Designing it yourself looks… embarrassing.

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I hope you'll find your visit enjoyable. From its humble beginning as a repository for my own stories, this site has grown to become one of the largest TG story archives on the web. It's updated frequently with fresh new stories from the most talented writers of TG fiction. Work on restructuring our main server database continues, but Ave is posting NEW stories almost daily. The many thousands of stories on this site have been donated free of charge by their authors, for your enjoyment. The only fee I assess for reading the stories is that you must send a review to the author of those stories you have enjoyed. Not very much to ask, is it? There's a mail box on each author's story index page. If the author accepts fan email, clicking on it will give you his or her address, and set up the letter using your system's email default program. All you need do is fill in your comments and hit the send button. Not a bad price to pay for thousands of hours of free reading enjoyment. Or, if you prefer, you may leave your comments and reviews about each story in the 'reader comments' area associated with each story. Just click on the hyperlink found beneath each story's synopsis on the author's index page.

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Stories are accessed by selecting an author and visiting their page s where a synopsis of each story is presented, along with relevant categories, keywords, age group, story rating, size, date, and completion status. StorySite has an online, reader comment function so there is no excuse for not leaving feedback for every story that you have enjoyed. It only takes a few minutes to tell authors that you have appreciated their efforts, and you can remain completely anonymous to the author and other readers. The 'Reader Comment' hyperlink is on, or near, the same line where you click the 'Story' hyperlink to take you to the story. If you prefer, you can send an email directly to the author.

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You could dream about having a new website. Or you could launch it next week. Turn heads with your slick new website.

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Eye of the Storm. B'Ellana Marie Duquesne. A Fantasy - Part Two. Best Friends II. Friends and Lovers. Jensen I presume. Foul Boy, Fair Lady 3. Before The Chosen. Bobbie on the Boardwalk. Castaway From Estrogen Island. Belinda Bee 4. A Gift Of Kindness 2. Amazon: Beth's Story. Dancing the Night Away. Dream Fantasy 2.

At StorySite, we love turning your StoryBrand wireframe into an awesome website. Here are a few of our Legacy before and afters — our Legacy templates will retire on January 1, We also tweaked the cursive font to better work with her brand.

Dolly From Another Planet. Brian Houlihan. Ariel Davidson 2. C is for Charlotte - Freaky Friday. Clarissa 2. Christine Myles. Patricia Violet. Anna 3. Alan's Girl 2. A Wife's Indulgence Biker's Broad 2. Executive Assistant 4. Dreaming or Wishing.