There's the story's pages here both in English and German if you can understand it

You've probably seen it before, but there are some braces stories of varying quality here: https://dereferer.me/?https://dereferer.me/?http://everyoneweb.com/braces. Some of them go WAY back, like almost 20 years.

I haven't reread them in years, but I always liked:

Andrea (mainly because I wrote it about a real event )
Boardroom Introduction
Friends
Just Wanted Them

Thanks! It certainly was a fun night, and it's a great memory. I'm glad I wrote about it at the time. Strange to think it was over 15 years ago!

I still do quite a bit of writing about braces, though I don't generally publish it anywhere anymore.

Maybe I'll do that one day, jonjon. Since I've finally gotten to a whopping 30 posts here, I should be able to gain access to the Stories section. I'm not 100% sure some of my stories will be appropriate to the forum, but I guess I can figure that out once I get a look at the other stories already on the forum.

I read "Love and Braces" recently. It kind of disappointed me in that the braces part could've been so much more interesting and so many other parts were so unrealistic. I mean, I know it's fiction, so of course it isn't real; I guess the author just... made some odd choices.

I've read several Catherine Aimes books:

A Bracing Life
Braced in Wedlock
Bracing Daydreams
Bracing Times with Cecilia
Headgeared
Living the Braced Fantasy
Love and Braces
Notwithstanding Braces

She's pretty well cornered the (very niche) market on this kind of thing. I think the books are pretty good, though not great. "Bracing Times with Cecilia" and "Notwithstanding Braces" were probably my two favorites. I *really* wish Aimes would hire a copy editor, though. She always has many typos, and the increase in frequency toward the end of the book, like she's in a hurry and just wants to be done.

I'm not sure Aimes has fully wrapped her mind around braces as we see them here on this site, since she's always saying (on her blog) that she wants children/teens to read her more innocent books. But I'm also pretty sure the more adult-oriented books sell better. In the adult books, she'll often throw in unrelated fetish stuff like restraints on the exam chair and occasionally adult diapers, though I'm glad she's gotten away from the latter in recent books.

Anyway, the books are okay, and there's really very little else like them out there.