Stories

Gabriel is a remote, successful man and Sahyl is a warm loving person but they create explosions between the sheets. Too bad Gabriel has something against falling in love, and too bad Sahyl can't seem to make himself stop. So Sahyl does the logical thing, he breaks it off before he can get too hurt.

$20,000, 1 month, 1 lie.

Love returned. Love rejected. Ecstasy and obsession.

You never know what is on someone's mind.


Nominated for Best Poem
2009 Gay Authors Readers' Choice Awards.
Republished 9/29/13

Love is a game for two. That is why most games are more fun with more than two players.

I always wanted to go to the ball, it has to beat prom night. This was my second story on GA, if I recall correctly, but it was the first story I finished. It may be the last story I finish. I would like to feel I have learned a few things in the last year. So, I may edit some as I repost it. Writing has changed me or I have changed my writing.

A series of stories between main characters Richard and Simon.

Jason Bester has been through hell. Betrayed, ruined, and desolate, his life seems over. Like a biblical angel, Ronan Koken saves him, helps him find himself anew, and heals him. From there, Jason shall become more than he could have possibly imagined, to face things no one could have imagined.

Alex appears to be just a normal guy with a normal past. The truth behind who he truly is comes to light after a devastating encounter. Alex's best friend Brent is the only one around to pick up the pieces, but can he handle the truth or will he turn away from Alex in his time of need and understanding.

As a centuries old vampire, Jeremiah Blackfoot is used to living a solitary existence. When he meets the sickly Cale, Jeremiah has to come to grips with the possibility that maybe there is someone out there for him. The biggest holdback for Jeremiah, Cale is human. Jeremiah has watched many lovers wither and die, and has since stayed far away from romantic entanglements. Can Cale and Jeremiah overcome the odds, or is there no hope of bridging the mortal chasm between them.