Stories

Growing Josh is the continuing saga of two couples at very different places in their lives, and their relationships. Darrin and Mitch move forward as Darrin works toward tenure at the university and Mitch builds their ranch. The younger duo struggle with their pasts, and their future together, with some help from unlikely sources.

This story needs to be read after you have read up to Chapter 6 in the story BIG SKY for it make it any sense in the story line.
Seth walks away from a 4 year relationship but finds another when he least expects it

The love of a sinner can be very alluring, don't ya think? Step into the world of December and Jarred as they try to stumble through love, lust, hatred, and secrets that can make or break the two young lovers.

When your best friend is in love with you and you're not gay, how far would go for them?

Zak is a shy quiet 15 year old whose mother gets him a summer job at a local ranch. Zak's sure it's going to be the summer from Hell until he meets 16 year-old ranch hand, Dusty.

An unhappy soldier becomes friends with a young cowboy, but it grows to much more for both of them.

A gay couple just out of grad school moves to a new town, new ranch, new jobs, and become surrogate parents to an abused gay teen.

Lem and Mattie have been best friends, and neighbors, since they were little. Both raised on Montana ranches, they grew up in a world of 4H and Rodeo, but Lem finds himself insatiably attracted to Jeff, an older boy that just moved in.

Lem soon after discovers that he is also the object of his best friend's desires. It's a truth that blows up in both Mattie and Lem's faces, as Mattie finds himself seriously depressed, and Lem finds himself lost without his best friend.

Darrin has had a difficult time, but has resigned himself to academia and solitude. But his new office mate arrives, and he is Darrin's living wet dream. A dark haired masculine cowboy with a little bit of attitude, Mitch is going to shake up Darrin's life. But neither of them knows the highs, and lows, ahead of them.

As part of the creative writing course I am taking, a recent assignment was to write a chapter to go at the start of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men - written in the style of Steinbeck. I have decided to share it with you all.