Stories

A story about a boy and his prince.

All while she watches, quietly, in the night, a survivor lives with the consequences of surviving. Drowning in guilt and shame, can he let another in?

'What do you want?' A wish reluctantly made, urged on by his little girl, brings Gavin something unexpected.

What would you do when you are transported to an alien world? 'The Iarians - A New Age' explores a new world where a group of friends find themselves in a fight for their lives, love, and survival.

I was moving to escape my past and my failed relationship, but as the unexpected happened and I broke down in some small hick town in Oklahoma I realized there was something there that I had always been missing.

Inspired by life events and set in modern day Singapore, the protagonist Matt is a socially awkward and insecure teen who wants to find his dream guy. Living in the shadows of his best friends doesn't make things any easier.

Join him on his journey of self-discovery and prepare yourselves for a roller-coaster ride of emotions.

Almost every day, he sat opposite me, with or without the silly little dog, and I wondered who he was. What he was like. It wasn't long before I found out.

This is the first part of a multi-part story of two 14 year old boys searching for their sexual identity as they tie knots in their lives. It documents the challenges their friendship faces as the boys move through their freshman year in high school. Each part of the series covers a year of the boys' high school life until they graduate from high school.

Bear's sick of picking the wrong man. He works in a friend's bar, though, so the offers to hop into bed, or the nearest surface, come nightly. Kameron doesn't ask him to go to bed though.

Erron Murfin is the newest crew member on board the Santa Claus, piecing his life back together with the help of the crew and the chef, Gamin, a long time family friend.

Sometimes starting over is easy. Other times the past and secrets of others make it much more difficult. Erron simply wants to belong. Shouldn't that make it simple?