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Thanks for reading, Jeffrey! You just hit a good point. I think I need to make a chart for the site, or a rogue's gallery of sorts and post it. Also with descriptions too. Thank you! Chapter 2 is progressing, and I'll get it to the editors ASAP.

It's the old saying of "It takes all kinds..." The diversity of thought, opinion, and experience are just as valid as all the other forms. The thing that bothers me most in the GLBT community at large is the intolerance that has developed over the years. Not only towards other "factions" in the GLBT community but to those outside of it as well. It's like we are branching out into little camps, and fighting against each other. Like we have gay conservatives and gay liberals who fight over politics. Gay religious folks who fight with gay atheists. On and on. We're all the same community, we can have disagreements, but we should celebrate our oneness as a diverse group. Just the other day I was out having coffee and lunch with a friend visiting from out of town, and we ran into some of his old college friends. I'm sad to say, there was a Heterophobe among them, spouting off all sorts of nonsense about straights. It was disgusting, and I even told him as such. Needless to say, my friend and I left, shaking our heads at the whole experience, and wondering when this cancer of hate started in our community.

Thanks, tim. I couldn't have done it without you and Kitt, and you'll be the first to see chapter 2.

Thank you for reading, Daddydavek. Yeah, I actually feel bad writing that for Jeremy and the family. But things will turn around for him. Chapter 2 will start the healing.

Thanks for reading, Wesley. Things will get better for Jeremy. Working on chapter 2 now.

Thank you for reading, and for the comment, Daveh. Even though I am working on several stories, I love this family and think of them often. I even have little practice stories with them, which I'm trying to incorporate into the next book.

Thanks for reading, Travlbug! Jeremy did get his world rocked, and that is one of the issues he is facing. He's used to being on the outside and self-sufficient for the most part with the discipline he gained from studying martial arts. Now he's an emotional wreck. Chapter 2 will be mostly about him coping and healing. I'll admit, I just finished reviewing the first scene of C2, and looking back across the three books... I really need to throw some positive mojo their way. Even Adam makes a comment about burning sage.

Thanks, Chris! This one's going to be short, but it does bridge the gap between My Son and the currently untitled fourth installment.

Thanks for reading, Chris! Jeremy is lucky that he has a family that is willing to take him in. This first chapter had a couple extra paragraphs, but Kitt knocked some sense into me and I'll be doing at least one more chapter. The next chapter is titled: Heartbreak.

Jeremy Isen, nephew of Duncan Isen, and son of Duncan's older brother Ian Isen is coming into his own. At fifteen years old, and a Freshman at H. B. Plant High School, Jeremy shows a passion for photography, martial arts, and journalism. As a member of the school's Yearbook Staff, and the chief photo-journalist for both the Yearbook and Newspaper, he's well-known among the high school teens, even outside his grade-level. Events during the school year and the beginning of summer vacation conspire to change his life. Will it be for the better, or for the worse?

To be yourself, and live and let live. That's what I think being a member of the GLBT community means. I was born a gay male, no one can take that away from me.

I'm a human first and foremost. But, I am a gay man and I identify myself as part of the GLBT community at large. I do advocate for gay rights, writing to my politicians, and doing some groundwork with the Libertarian Party when my disabilities aren't getting in the way. I used to do the same with the Republican Party as well before I switched parties. I have some local gay friends I hang out with, and even though Hillsborough is a "blue" county, there isn't much in the gay-owned locations outside of bars and nightclubs. Most cater to all clientele, with all types going in, from my experience over the years here. (I welcome anyone from Tampa, FL to point me in the direction of gay-owned establishments, as I will patronize them.) I used to go to the clubs, like Metropolis, City Side, and Baxters. I love my Gaybor District. However, I am a Human first. I have my own thoughts, opinions, and beliefs that I act upon. They often line up with the GLBT community. A lot of times it does not, especially those in the political field, which I will not go further in, than what I have already.

Happy Birthday!

TC1 – A New Life and a New Home Jill Bolton – Doctor who works at Tampa General Hospital, ER attending and Surgeon, mother of Chandon Bolton. Date of Birth: 06/01/1977 - 40y/o at the start of the series. Description: 5’6”, Black Hair, Green Eyes, and Olive Skin color. Chandon Bolton – Student at H. B. Plant HS, GSA Club President. Date of Birth: 11/25/2001 - 16y/o at the start of the series. Description: 5'9" medium build, with olive skin coloring, hazel eyes, and tight curly black hair

“Hey Jeremy, toss the ball over here!” Edwin waved his hands and then held his mitt up. The baseball sailed perfectly in an arc to him. “Thanks!” “Anytime Edwin!” Jeremy smiled and walked on. It was Wednesday, April 24, 2018, and school had let out about two hours ago. Jeremy Isen was out at the baseball diamond with his Nikon D5 camera, taking pictures for the school’s yearbook. The camera was overkill for what he used it for, but his Uncle Duncan spoiled him with a camera that was as e

The three books of the Rumors of War Trilogy is a fantastic rendering of religion turned sci-fantasy. A perfect ending to the series. As for the book itself, it ended on a strong note, was well written, good scenes that played out beautifully in the imagination. Good work all around.

Excellent tim! Your second poem on love nearly knocked me out of my chair. Those last three lines are powerfully true.

A fantastic middle book of a trilogy of stories. Well written, and interesting concepts that are carried over from the first book.

You did well with the combat scene. It played out nicely in my head.

Good story, and an interesting chapter.

Kinda preachy, but ok. Still a good story. Not all Christians are Homophobic, and painting a whole religion with a broad stroke does it a disservice.

I just hope Damien gets his body back to fighting shape soon. Even the Devil should know to make medicine available to him.

Just remember that the Devil was a woman in the Bedazzled remake with Elizabeth Hurley and Brenden Fraser. So all good. 🙂 Great first chapter of the second story. I like the Dad, and Alan. Lucifel seems like an interesting character.

A fantastic opening to a series. The book has a lot of interesting twists, and plot points that make you want to know about the world at large. Has a great ending that can lead to further stories.

As a final chapter goes, it sets the tone for the ending well. Having Keith bring Damien out of Coma was a good use of Psychic powers. Stepping out into the abyss at the end leaves one to wonder what the future holds. Good work.