Dabeagle - Stories

As Alec Bailey's life spirals out of control someone reminds him that he needs a little faith - and that it can come from anywhere!

Cooper's grandfather drives him nuts - from dinner right through to what he wants in a boyfriend, he's always interfering!

Anthology story

Cam Hudson and Eriq Bonville are best friends who play on their high school baseball team. Both seniors and dreaming about what comes next, they are confronted with the reality of how others treat people who don't have a good friend, like they do, or close family support. One of their teammates opens their eyes and they try to help, before it's too late.

After a few years of partying when he should have been saving to go back to school, suddenly Sean appears. What's a party boy to do?

Sean starts getting texts from someone who isn't out, but needs someone to talk to. Despite some initial thoughts about his friends pranking him, he decides to help this person virtually though a series of text messages.

Nico Bosch has a problem. For reasons he hasn't figured out, monsters are appearing in his adopted town. He's been able to keep the body count down, but where are these things coming from and how can he make them stop? Then there's also the problem of his parents, who want him dead more or less. Then there's the happier problem of Conor, who didn't seem like he wanted more but....

Oh, and there's the dragon.

Set in the Sanitaria Springs universe and featuring the perspective of Marshall as he comes to term with nearly a full year of dating his surprise boyfriend, the quirky Isaac. Knowing how his boyfriend's mind works - kind of - Marshall sets out to learn from the lessons of their Valentine's Day now that Halloween has rolled around. One thing has become clear to Marshall over the last year - this thing with Zac is real - but is it scary?

A shy boy and an online world could be the unlikely path for two gamers to find one another.

Two boys meet in the late '80s and discover that there are people who feel as they do. Things don't always work out, though...or can they?