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Let Them Eat Cake! is the story of a young man driven to the streets in a secret quest. Will he find what he seeks, and what exactly is he looking for? What is shared is heart-wrenching; however, readers will not be disappointed.

A New Trek is a charming little story of a boy who has withdrawn from others without understanding why. His mom tried to help him, but to no avail. Will something or someone be able to pull him out of his shell?

Hospice From The Living Side is dark yet hauntingly beautiful. Anyone who's had someone in hospice knows the hell of it.

Heartbreakingly beautiful. Hospice can be hell.

The Throw Away Boy is a heartbreaking commentary on our society. Children are a gift and deserve to be loved and cherished. Compliments to the author and for his generous offer to repost.

If only... It’s impossible to understand how anyone can do that to a child, especially their own.

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Of course, Marcus sold out his friend. He was far too connected to the world of magic not to get involved somehow. Oh, and that evil CFB, she was far too invested in tormenting our guys at the round table meeting with the looks, glares, challenges... Having been up all night reading Jack Poignet stories, this is by far one of the faves.

Yes, "Big Paws", what an enjoyable tale! Now looking forward to another Lightbringer story.

What an assortment of offerings you provide your audience. No doubt I'll enjoy whatever you present. Of course, the offer of Nazis hunted down by the „Beast of Gévaudan“… would certainly draw my attention.

I proofread primarily for a friend who’s a writer, and it’s a challenge to catch every little typo and grammatical error to begin with. However, after editing, brainstorming, and refining plot and story details, reproofing, and editing a few more times, it’s an even more, let’s just say, entertaining venture. You tell great stories, and I especially appreciate the varied voice and cadence, perfectly unique to each offering.

Oh, what I’d give to visit NOLA again. Great descriptions of the French Quarter. Reading this, I can hear the Jazz, smell the aromas of the local cuisine, and almost taste the pralines.

Love is... so many things. It can be confusing, complicated, frightening, frustrating, and magical too. On the road to finding love, one comes across plenty of toads searching for their prince charming. Sometimes those toads, though, turn out to be monsters in disguise. Unfortunately, for some, discovering the monster comes after a hauntingly traumatic event. At times, what follows reveals surprising feelings within relationships that previously might have been denied. Author and Max’s emotionally charged story will have readers feeling a wide array of emotions, including a bit of frustration with one character’s inability to be honest with himself.

The Unexpected Storm is a sweet little story that lends a smile as two young men meet by chance. Follow along to see if they can become more.

Poor Brandon, dumped, heartbroken, well on his way to inebriation, starts his evening beyond depressed when suddenly a coconut-shampoo-scented apparition appears... Blame It on the Eggnog is a whimsical, hilarious, and certainly gayer retelling of a Dickensian tale.