Do You Know This Story?

[Naughtywon]

I read the hottest story several months ago and I can't get it out of my mind. I would like to read others by the same author but I don't know who wrote it. Does anyone recognise this story?

It's about a woman who's husband is working in a new city and brings her to his family's farm. On the farm are his father and 4 brothers who all end up satisfying the young wife.

The story starts off with the father and daughter-in-law riding home from the post office, where the father had opened a package to her to make sure there was no damage, the package contained a dildo and he informs her that all the men on the farm would be happy to help her out, that's what family is for. It was a very, very hot story and I think of it often when I play.

Does anyone know who wrote it????

Thanks, Rainey

 

[MathGirl]

Isn't that one of the stories in the "Sheep Country" sesquiquintilogy by Durt Gurl?
MG

 

[Naughtywon]

I just looked up Durt Gurls page and didn't see any Sheep stories. But I don't think that's it. There were horses on this farm, and a really hot scene where a stallion covers a horse while the girls brother-in-laws cover her.

 

[KillerMuffin]

I remember that story. I just don't remember the name or who wrote it.

 

[Gabriel_Lee]

Isn't that one of the stories in the "Sheep Country" sesquiquintilogy by Durt Gurl?
MG

sesquiquintilogy: 7.5 connected works?

working on my vocabulary

GL

 

[Chicklet]

sounds like a job for the "search" feature!

 

[Quasimodem]

. . . a stallion covers a horse while the girls brother-in-laws cover her. . .

Merely in aid of Gabriel_Lee's vocabulary power, that should be "brothers-in-law", meaning many brothers, but just one law.

The "Law of Wild Horse Canyon" I suppose

 

[MathGirl]

sesquiquintilogy: 7.5 connected works?

Yes. In four parts.
MG

 

[gauchecritic]

I remember that story. I just don't remember the name or who wrote it.

Ditto.

Gauche

 

[Quasimodem]

sesquiquintilogy: 7.5 connected works?
GL

As Mathgirl says, four parts.

Sheep are quadrupeds, that makes four.

Plus head, tail, and Ramsbottom*: 7 ½.


* Depending upon Ram's dependant bottom.