Stories

Three, unlikely to meet, high school teens cross paths through an interconnected dream. They are brought together for a journey that will bring truths from the earths greatest myths and discoveries from beyond, and a destiny to be fulfilled, a destiny that will leave these three and more with mixed feelings. Between putting all the pieces together, dealing with life's drama and the danger of who they are that puts themselves and those they care about at risk, it leaves a questionable fate.

Talen is a Prince who doesn't want the crown nor his betrothed. Yet within him a power is hidden and will soon drag him toward his destiny whether he wants it or not. Mattias is an angry Zealot looking at this as his chance to enslave an entire kingdom. Beyond the furthest kingdom lies the Shattered Lands and the answer to Talen's prayers of escape. Will it lead to his salvation? His Destruction? Or both?

This is the continued story of Matt Spence, Andy Gibson, and their friends. Knots 2 covered the first half of their sophomore year in high school. Knots 3 covers the second half. Matt and Andy are struggling with their sexuality along with the trials and tribulations that come with being a teenager. Decisions they make cause them to tie knots in their lives that have both good and bad consequences.

This story contains scenes of abuse and rape. Ronald has never had much luck in his life. From his childhood on it has been a fight to survive, but what else can a broken soul do?

Curt would do anything to help his boyfriend Trey get past a tragedy. Or would he?

Memories of our first time are things we carry with us throughout our lives. For Owen, his first time is the defining moment of his life, and the moment he found the reason to live and survive, they are memories of a golden boy he's never stopped loving.

The life and times of a mountain top

Bob Ross is a teacher nearing retirement. A sentimental moment has him reading the journals he'd kept during his long career and causes him to remember some of his former students. It also makes him wonder if he could have done more to help some of them.

The narrator struggles with the impending death of a dear friend and colleague.

Miah's in a jam. He can't work his stake, but if he doesn't accept his precious cattle, already paid for with nearly all the money he had to his name, he could lose everything. Lisco and Moshe still want him, and are willing to do just about anything to convince Miah they're serious. Will he let them help him out, or will he let pride ruin everything?