Stories

Young Adam, aka Simon, aka J.J. grew up in Southern Indiana, the victim of sexual abuse for as long as he could remember. The one thing he had going for himself was his intelligence, which allowed him to master advanced college-level material online. On his 13th birthday, however, his father left him no choice but to fight back the only way he could. Forced to run away, he began an amazing journey that would lead him to the highest corporate echelons, and more importantly, to love.

Repelling walls, climbing buildings, stealing keys and tiptoeing passed guards. How far will Elmo and Bucky go for infamy? What are they willing to do to go down in history?

Two boyfriends reminiscing the past in front of an online audience

Brian moves into Chicago and finds Josh, the boy next door rather cute. Things get heated after a short time.

A story of the development of a teenage gay male relationship

Just a short story I had a go at whilst sitting in a coffee shop.

After along day at school there nothing more refreshing then a nice cup of coffee, and this is the life for Matthew.

But on this particular day the most refreshing site wasn't the coffee but The Boy In The Corner.

The ninth story in the CAP Saga, an old box is found in the attic, and it contains some interesting information. This story is set in 1999 and in the 1940s.

The Boot three years on. There have been some changes and improvements to The Boot, partly thanks to fund raising and charitable donations, and in part thanks to Christian Edwards benefactor to The Boot. Some 'guests' have moved on, some remaining homeless, but others having been helped are now in independent accommodation either working or looking for work. This is the continued story of The Boot, it's staff and 'guests.'

It is not necessary to read The Boot beforehand but it may help to understand some of what is happening now and in its future.

This fictional story shows how people from different backgrounds can try to support others in a time of desperation, few real tales of homelessness have a happy ending.

It is written as a tribute to those who in the past and present have given and continue to give either time, money or other support to homeless shelters across the globe. Also in the hope that it will inspire others to do so in the future in whatever small way that they are able.

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