Stories

This is an odd little story adapted from an idea for a collaboration a long time ago. It changes points of view and goes from first person to third, although not within the same chapter...I think. The name comes from a 'saying' or 'colloquialism' that equates everything being jake; to everything being fine or good, which in the end it is. Or is it?

Nick is a quiet boy lost in the smile of one of his classmates, Christian. This is a story of healing and friendship.

16 year old Trevor Johnson is going away for boarding school. His little brother Tyler will miss him immensely. At first Trevor is skeptic, but the new boy he meets proves that fun can be found even in the most strictest of places.

John Williams cant remember his life before he wrote a novel based on it. Can he regain all that he has lost by reading his novel?

Welcome to Part 2 of my "Pleasant View" gay erotic soap and mystery series,"The Mystery in the Mansion." Please be sure if you haven't already to read Part 1, "Officer Jack Albertson" first. In this part of the series, as their romance continues, Jack and Brad help Miz Vivian deal with a ghostly mystery in her sprawling old mansion and encounter plenty real danger in the process.

This is the sequel to the much loved (or much hated) story of For the Heart of Phillip. This tells what happened to the two men left in the wake of the last tale.

Never trust a mad scientist. The experiment went wrong, but it gives Davey a chance to redo mistakes in his life. What would you do?

Adam is a punk - but there are reasons for that. Like his whack-a-doodle mom dating the principal. Then there is Randy and Nick making a boys hormones, well, moan. But what does it all mean?

Erin is a seventeen year old guy with an interesting, if sad, past. Unfortunately, the only things that can distract him from that past - a rebel among rebels and a necklace that's not a necklace - end up being the very things that lead him back to it. Erin's curiosity might meet its match with the secret he uncovers, but that might just be a good thing.

After all, the past may be set in stone, but the future is what you make it.

The Lumberjack & The Professor

A college professor rents a lakefront house in the Minnesota woods. His next door neighbor's a friendly lumberjack. When racism raises its ugly head, the two come together to battle someone one of them considers a friend. Will the two triumph and develop a relationship?