Stories

Two closeted high school (18) boys exploring their friendship around the holiday season. Michael has a loving family and is ready to take a big step in his life while the guys he's been tutoring, Cody, isn't so lucky and is filled with far more fear.

A moment in the lives of two young people, Alexander (Alex) Weston and Mathew (Matty) Tetherton, and of those around them, and others whose paths they cross.

“As long as we're together
The rest can go to hell
I absolutely love you
But we're absolute beginners
With eyes completely open
But nervous all the same”

The lyrics of the song by David Bowie just about sum it up.

These books were part of my first venture into writing and even if I revised and edited them, they are probably still a little amateur, something you will have to forgive and concentrate on the story.

Adam lives two lives. Alone in his sparse apartment at thirty-five, the tangible world is one of quiet isolation. The other life, vibrant and achingly detailed, exists solely in his mind. There, he shares a full existence with Jamie, the young man in high school that he secretly loved.

Years of regret and yearning have meticulously constructed this parallel reality. Adam has built an entire imagined life: waking together, navigating careers, weathering arguments that end in embraces, celebrating anniversaries, and finding profound comfort in shared, ordinary moments.

Two friends in High School doing what friends usually do: discussing porn, masturbation, preferences and experiences.

When Martin joins his quiet lab partner, Owen, at a secluded coastal cabin, he expects a boring weekend. He doesn't expect Owen to be hiding an athletic body under his baggy clothes. Martin is about to find out that the quietest boys run the deepest.

He woke up in the wreckage of an accident, with no name, no past and no one looking for him. As his recovery begins-body broken, memory gone, something in him doesn't feel lost... just hidden, if he could only remember. Placed into foster care under a name he didn't choose, he must rebuild a life from ash and shadow while the echoes of who he was begin to surface. Because sometimes, the past can't forget you even if it's Encrypted.

At the elite St. Patrick's high school, Ulises is a king by birthright: wealthy, adored, untouchable, ruling a court of teammates and pacts of silence. Fidel is everything Ulises is not: a knight without armor, battered by words and fists, surviving on grit and a body that has learned to endure. When a forbidden moment pulls them together, fear turns the king into a coward and leaves the knight to bleed alone.

Would you believe that, in the year 2083, it’s better to be a Guide than an Esper? Twenty years ago the Neo Party was voted out and their Trigon Policy abolished, meaning Guides are no longer forced into pairs. But is there such a thing as true equality? Espers are the ones who need guiding – and in the wake of a fracturing society could the old regime be making a comeback? Follow Asher as he navigates this political landscape at an academy for special individuals just like him.

Cody grew up in a golden cage as a useful tool for someone else's ambitions.

Billy grew up in desperate circumstances, but strived to open the gates to Cody's golden cage.

Will Billy succeed in freeing Cody from his golden cage, or will they both become prisoners?

This is a story filled with crime and inhumanity.

This is a story filled with comfort and healing.

(Abandoned, but will post first chapter just so folks know what I was working on in the Summer of 2025)

A story of two boyfriends, both with sorority girlfriends, discovering curiosities about themselves and even each other.