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Go Exploring by Andrew Troy Keller Rated: FRAO - Adult [Reviews - 0] Featured Stories
Summary: Date: 09/02/2007
Feedback: Yes, I want feedback.
Archive: Yes
Fandom: Captain Caveman And The Teen Angels
Categories: Het, slash, bi
Other Notes: This AU story is based on an Anna Malle pictorial in the April 2003 issue of an adult magazine entitled 'Fox'.
Pairing: Brenda/Anna, Malle/m
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: Captain Caveman And The Teen Angels belongs to Joe Ruby, Ken Spears and Hanna-Barbera Productions. This story is not-for-profit, but I own it.
Summary: Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels were on their way to check out an annual event, only to have their van slow to a stop in front of an abandoned factory, where Brenda suddenly encounters a dark-haired beauty named 'Anna'.
Warnings: Voyurism, female solo sex, mind control, female/female sex, strong language, male solo sex, male/female sex
Dedication: To Anna Malle's family and friends--If this story that I had writen has offended the memory of the late Anna in any way, I really am sorry. It's just a story that I had felt like writing, that's all. --ATK 2007
Fandoms: Captain Caveman And The Teen Angels, hetero fiction, slash fiction Characters: Brenda/Anna, Malle/m
Genres: Hetero, Slash Warnings: AU, f/f, femslash, graphic sex, het, Language, m/f, Masturbation, Voyeurism
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes Word count: 1381
Published: 09/02/07 Updated: 09/02/07
 

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