Sinopsis

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1. Rapunzel

A tale of futa erotica, as dickgirl Rapunzel learns to love sex.

Rapunzel lived in a tower, her time spent caring for her incredibly long hair, reading stories and waiting for her mother to come. She felt lonely and bored until the prince came. He called for her and used her hair to climb into the tower. He talked to her and kissed her.

But there was something different about Rapunzel, something she didn't even realize wasn't normal. She was a hermaphrodite, a dickgirl, a girl that had both male and female genitals. How will the prince react when he finds out? And what will Rapunzel’s mother do when she finds the prince in her daughter’s room?

2. Snow White and the Evil Queen

After several centuries of war the White and Evil Kingdoms reached an agreement for peace between them. The Evil Queen would marry the White King and unite their kingdoms into a single one.

But not everything went according to plan, and Snow White, crown princess of the White Kingdom, saw her freedom and fate curtailed, forced into assuming her father’s place in the treaty between the kingdoms.

3. Cinderella

Cinderella’s life took a turn for the worse after her father’s death. Where before she had a life of a princess, with all the riches and comfort she desired, now she was treated as a servant, forced to clean, cook and sew for her step-family.

Her life only improved when she found something about herself, something she realized wasn't normal – and it improved because her stepsisters decided to make good use of what lay between her legs.

4. Rapunzel and Red Riding Hood

Ruby ran from her past for a long time, ignoring her memories and fears, trying to hide from the wolves that always followed her. It didn't work and she found herself near death, escaping only by finding a stone tower in the middle of the woods and the woman inside.

And yet, she couldn't escape from her fate, not matter how much she wanted to, and Rapunzel could only help her fight it, especially when a vengeful goddess came to them for her due.

5. Ice Queen

Katya had an almost perfect life. She was a princess, had parents who cared for her and a little sister she loved with all her heart but it all crashed down the day Tatiana got sick.

The princess became desperate, trying to find out some way to save her sister, but she always failed until she contacted the Ice Queen and found a cure. Unfortunately it had a price – Katya herself.

That day she sacrificed herself for her little sister.

She just couldn't have known what her sacrifice would lead to or that it would be as pleasurable as the Ice Queen made it, but in the end it was for the best.

6. Queen Arthur

Morgana knew the truth about King Arthur and because of that she ran from her arranged marriage, leaving Camelot behind.

What she couldn’t have known was that her actions would embark her in the greatest adventure of her life, or the powers she would gain from it.

Now, years later she’s captured by Arthur’s knights, but she had magic and would resist the king’s attempts at breaking her, and if she failed she would make Arthur’s life a living hell.

It’s a shame plans rarely survive contact with the enemy.

7. Little Mermaid

Princess Amelia sailed on a ship towards her future husband when she saw something beneath the waves. Ever curious, she decided to inspect it and was surprised when the most beautiful woman she had ever seen jumped out of the ocean and came to her.

Melody was a mermaid, one of the sea maidens, and when she saw the reflection of Amelia’s fiery hair on the water she knew she had found her soul mate. There was only one problem – Amelia was a human.

Soon enough she realized that didn't matter. Melody was prepared to give up everything for a chance with her love, even if that meant she would lose her life.

8. The First Queen

Hatshepsut was her father’s first born and believed she would succeed him as pharaoh. Tradition dictated otherwise and she was forced to marry Thutmose II to rule as queen.

Years later her husband succumbs during war and she sees her chance to assume her rightful place, but there are those who oppose her and will try to stop her at any cost.

Luckily for her, a little bit of divine intervention might turn things her way, but there’s a big price to pay.

9. Sleeping Beauty

Fiona and her husband, King Stefan, tried for years to have a child but all their attempts failed. In desperation the queen decided to enter the Enchanted Forest and face the fairies within, hoping they could help.

They did, although not in the way Fiona expected, and nine months later Princess Aurora was born.

Unfortunately the joy of birth didn't last long. A thirteen fairy entered the princess’s life and cursed Aurora, condemning her to an eternal sleep, all because Fiona made a deal with her enemies.

After years of failing to stop the curse, Fiona decided to seek out the fairy that cursed

Aurora, hoping she could convince the woman to save her daughter, willing to do anything in exchange for Aurora’s safety. But there are prices that can make even the most doting mother hesitate for a moment, and Fiona found herself with the power to choose Aurora’s fate in ways she couldn't have imagined.

10. Beauty and the Beast

Mara was a beautiful girl forced to flee from her home when her kingdom was conquered by invaders. Being the daughter of a duke, she was forced to choose between marriage to one of the men that helped kill her father, or run away to distant lands with her little sister.

She picked the later and after a few years she had to turn to unsavory measures in order to survive, and to make sure her sister was safe.

Eventually though, she ran into trouble and was imprisoned, and given a choice: she could live for a decade in prison, leaving her sister alone in the world, without the means to sustain herself, or she could serve for a year as a cursed princess’s handmaiden.

Mara had heard tales about the one they called the beast princess, but surely serving her couldn't be as bad as ten years in jail, could it?

11. Pocahontas

At first, Rebecca Smith wasn’t happy with having to relocate to the colonies when her father’s business suffered some setbacks, but she realized moving was the only chance her parents had to recuperate their fortune.

It took some time for her to get used to the Virginian settlement; the people weren’t as cultures as in Britain, but she came to love these lands and the persons within.

One day, a struggle between a couple of miners and some of the natives provoked a climate of tension between her people and the local tribe. When her house was attacked, Rebecca fled into the woods to escape the raiders and soon got lost, only to be found by a native woman.

Rebecca didn’t know what to do when confronted by the other female, but eventually she got to know Pocahontas, while the dark haired woman took care of her.

Pocahontas though had a secret that could change what Rebecca always believed was true and certain, and the young Englishwoman would find she didn’t know everything there was to know about herself.

12. Rumpelstiltskin

Isabelle was the most beautiful woman in the kingdom and yet, despite her beauty, she was forced to live a life of misery. Mistreated by her crone of a grandmother, the blonde only really tasted freedom after the older woman died, but soon realized not everything was roses.

When she was at her lowest point, Isabelle heard the king was seeking a wife. Soon the thought took over her mind. Wasn’t she the most beautiful? Who else could the king chose as a wife but herself? It wouldn’t be easy to reach the most powerful man in the realm, but Isabelle crafted a plan and trusted her instincts.

With help from a smitten merchant she found a way to spread tales of her beauty all over the realm, certain that when he heard them the king would send for her. But tales get distorted, and what was this about her being able to spin straw into gold?

13. Hansel and Gretel

Hansel and Gretel are the greatest witch hunters in the land. Since they’ve killed their first witch they never stopped, and none ever challenged them in truth, but now they might face someone they can’t defeat.

It doesn’t help that Gretel’s mind is occupied with thoughts of the future. She was thinking of leaving the hunting life altogether, but before she could the siblings would have to solve the mystery behind the disappearances in Stockheim, and deal with the consequences.

14. The Frog Princess

Most believed Victoria had everything a woman could desire: she was queen of a powerful nation, her beauty was spoken of in the realms, and her people loved her. And yet she was unhappy.

Loneliness tugged at her heart and she couldn’t trust anyone enough to guard it. She was the last of her line and alone in the world, and she couldn’t imagine how she would find someone to love. Then one day a frog started talking to her, and what she thought was insanity might end up being the one thing to save her.

15. The Empress’s New … Rod

Empress Isolde had almost everything a woman might want. She had vast riches, few were as powerful as she, or as beautiful. Her people worshiped her. She didn’t have anyone to love, not truly, but she didn’t particularly care either, though she desired a child as she hadn’t desired anything before.

She was unable to conceive though.

Her kingdom was filled with magic and those that used it, and so the empress had a bright idea: she would grant riches and power to the one that found a way for her to have a child. Unfortunately for her, the only one who proved to have even the slightest hint of an idea of how to do it was the clumsiest witch in the entire realm.