Stories

Used, abused, Diablerized! Gamer boy Chris is at his wits end about what to do with his best friend Tony, who is never going to come out of his closet about their secret relationship. When Tony ends their game, Chris goes in search of another and gets far more than the LARPing he bargained for in a dark alley with Aran.

After being attacked, Trace needs both a place to recuperate and a place to hideout from the men who want him dead.

A short story written for the "It Wasn't Me!" themed Spring Anthology, 2012.

Fate cannot be denied, and neither can Density.

We welcome back Joey, Jack and all the characters from the Saturday Boy for this feel-good two part series.

This is a stand-alone story from The Saturday Boy & The Saturday boy: 2 Years on. But has been included in the main series of books.

Marc Harmon is extraordinary. He's special. Jamie didn't see his limitations only the beauty of his spirit. He spent his life fighting in one way or another... preudice, ignorance, and most of all for Marc to be allowed to be himself. To Jamie, Marc was not handicapped he was just... Marc. And then something happened, something terrible and wonderful... and nothing was ever the same again

Two friends take the next step, wondering what they have let themselves in for.

Skylar is a witch that swore off magic. She keeps it hidden, and just goes to college like normal. But now a girl from another dimension needs her help with a vampire epidemic and she won't make it easy for Skylar to decline. Young adult modern fantasy story, action, romance. Reviews returned.

After a summer apart, Kiron and John face new challenges at school. Getting closer shouldn't be a problem, but Kiron has some very real fears. Will someone come between them, or will they find a way to work things out together?

Taylor (From the Ordinary Us) has a lot to learn about being with that special someone. Luke (Desert Dropping) Might be just the guy to teach him. That is, if Taylor can stop being stupid long enough to figure it out

Aaron doesn't get involved in drama. Instead he prefers to sit back night after night in the local club and watch OTHER guys become ensnared by life, and the A-gay's, little games. All that unexpectedly changes one night with four simple words, "Buy me a drink?" Now all Aaron can do is hang on and see where this ride takes him.