Stories

Welcome to Part 2 of my "Pleasant View" gay erotic soap and mystery series,"The Mystery in the Mansion." Please be sure if you haven't already to read Part 1, "Officer Jack Albertson" first. In this part of the series, as their romance continues, Jack and Brad help Miz Vivian deal with a ghostly mystery in her sprawling old mansion and encounter plenty real danger in the process.

Remember Jeff? Our unlucky friend from To Move Forward? With the help of a couple of friends, hopefully he can find that lasting love he has been looking for all his life. Good luck guys: No Instructions Included.

Welcome to Elathia, a world where humans live on 8 islands that float in the sky. Capital Island is rich and orderly, while Zarch is, well, the exact opposite... A tale of magic and wonder to find oneself.

Side Salad 4 of the Catering With Benefits series.

What happened when Juanito's cousin came to visit.

Everyone wants to know who is playing jokes on people at work. The joker's identity remains a secret until April Fools Day.

Samuel is a quiet guy just barely living his life when a massive traffic jam turns into a huge accident. As he blacks out he makes a wish that reflects his biggest regret in life. When he wakes up, he vows to himself he's going to change his outlook on life till he looks around a strange room and sees a little girl copying his every move.

Join Alex and Shawn as they journey though love, pain, and betrayal find out if they will make it through till the end

Catch a few glimpses into the lives of characters from Ugly Davey.

Jamison definitely missed his older brother, Johnny, when he went off to college. Especially since he's the only person in his family that he can talk to about being a gay teen in high school. So Jamison is overjoyed when he gets to take his very first bus trip out to see him for the weekend. It's a three hour ride, but when he meets another boy who seems to be heading in the same direction...that may not seem like enough time at all.

In 1972, Jeff attended a summer science program, where he fell in love. Now, nearly fifty years later, he's a distinguished astrophysicist with a Nobel Prize and an extensive lecture circuit. Imagine his surprise when he gives a talk at Stuyvesant High School in New York, and is asked a question by a boy in the audience who looks exactly like his first love.