Stories

Set in Cynus's 'Weightless' and 'Fearless' universe, Shane Blankenship unexpectedly finds himself interacting with one of the guys on his List - like, guys he'd date sort of list. Parker is a bit enigmatic and Shane tries to balance a weird home life with his new friendship and the complications that arise.

There is No Forever is a story about three friends living on the infamous James Street, the gayborhood of the city. Playboys, abandonment, violence, each manage life’s unexpected obstacles that bring them together while simultaneously ripping them apart.

After two years of writing to his prison pen-pal, Danny finally meets Moose face-to-face.

Crete is an ancient land of mysteries and myth. Sometimes myths are not myths at all.

A party of boys and teens; elves and humans; mages, clerics, and warriors, follows a quest to bring the Light into places of Darkness. Along the way, the boys meet people who are both Good and Evil, and find both enemies and allies in their quest.

This story is a sequel to “In the Prince’s Secret Service,” and “Knight Templar in Training.” Familiarity with these stories would be beneficial to readers of this story

Billy Snow and Ryan Harding go to the Ashworth Academy for Boys. When they meet each other, it's instant friendship, but when it turns into more, is their relationship doomed?

Percy is comfortable living his life in the closet. In fact, he’s never had any intentions of ever coming out, until now. When he finds himself falling in love with Max, the amazing guy he found online, Percy starts to wonders what it would be like to no longer be Mr. Anonymous.

Hoyt Ford likes clean cut skinny boys with good hair. so when his senses tell him he's falling for a big butch lumberjack he tries to run from the feeling, and straight into the furry arms of Mato, an actual bear he meets in the woods.

A runaway orphan boy loses himself in a primeval American forest and, on the brink of death, is saved by the animals living there. As he recovers he finds that the animals have saved him for a reason, a reason that makes his life worth living. It seems like a fable that might have taken place in Africa, or India, a hundred years ago, but although this boy was not raised by apes or wolves, his story in contemporary America is even stranger. Be warned, however, that although this tale has many joyous moments, there is sorrow here as well, sorrow for the boy, and for the many who came to love him.