Aimee Nichon: 12 books

Dorothy returns to Oz, somewhat older and a lot wiser. On her journey down the yellow brick road, she meets Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion. Scarecrow is missing a vital bit of anatomy, Tin Man has no feeling in his, Lion is well-endowed, as the King of Beasts should be but has lousy manners. Together,...

At 19, Dorothy is still a bit naïve but sexually adventurous as she demonstrates on her return to Oz. No tornado to help her get there this time. Instead she must travel the humpy road that leads (she hopes) to Oz and the Emerald City. She shares her erotic odyssey and her many charms with a new...

Dorothy is back in Oz and on the road again, sharing her erotic journey and abundant charms with a new group of oddball characters. More sexual misadventures lie ahead in Part 3, The Pond of Truthiness, as a magician, who is rusty at best, miscasts his spell, causing several of our friends to suffer...

Dorothy has arrived at the Emerald City, and she's taking it by storm. She's in time for Ozmerelda's birthday party, where she'll be going tit for tat with the new ruler of Oz and a host of her randy subjects. And what of the Wizard? It appears he's more than just out of favor; he's in big trouble....

On her way to the Emerald City to seek the help of the Wizard, Dorothy meets the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Lion. The Scarecrow is missing a vital bit of anatomy, the Tin Man has no feeling in his, and the Lion is well-endowed, as the King of Beasts should be, but has incorrigible manners. Dorothy...

Dorothy is back in Oz and on the road again, sharing her sexual adventures with a new group of oddball characters. There's Raggedy Man who possesses a love magnet, Tik-Tok, a walking talking clock whose stem needs constant 'winding,' Button Bright who insists Dorothy owes him a blow job, and Polly...

Dorothy and her three traveling companions have reached the Emerald City, and she finds it a strange place indeed. She must navigate the Dowager Duchess of Oz, the poet Dashemoff Freely, the philosopher Ergo Omnium, the junior assistant protocol officer. All of them seem to have their eyes on her,...

Dorothy and the Wizard are on the lam. Their freedom, although short-lived, will be eventful. Dorothy finds herself in an awkward situation, unable to move until rescued by a handsome, helpful stranger. While Dorothy is thanking him, Mary and Mary Too reappear along with some new friends, the fabulous...

Dorothy is off on her quest to slay the wicked witch. But the witch turns out to be quite a broomful. The Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion, Ding and Dong and, of course, the Wizard all have parts to play as Dorothy's journey to Oz reaches its conclusion.

Dorothy and her friends emerge from the forest into a field of beautiful poppies, where they are seduced by their fragrance, nearly bringing their journey to the Emerald City to an end. But they do reach the city, and Dorothy finds it even more seductive than the poppies.

Three ribald tales about sexual shenanigans in an earlier century: In Eye of the Needle, an ill-used maiden makes her case to the judge in an unusual way. In A Costly Night of Passion, would-be lovers go to great lengths to bring off a tryst. The Pleasures of Innocence tells of a husband's efforts to protect the innocence of his new bride during his absence.

Dorothy returns to Oz, somewhat older and a lot wiser. During her joureny along the yellow brick road, she meets an assortment of odd characters -- a scarecrow whos is missiing an important part, a tin man who has it but can't feel a thing, a lion who has bad manners but a terrific tongue, and a bunch of horny munchkins.