Stories

A steamy, slow-burn story about two best friends living together—one out, one straight… or so he says. Ever since I came out, Liam’s been acting different. Watching me. Teasing me. Testing boundaries he swore he’d never cross. He has a girlfriend. But late at night, it’s me he touches. It’s me he wants. And if we’re not careful, she’s going to find out.

The only world Chris knows is that of the hot dirty steel mill with its relentless pace and violent overseers. He is persuaded to escape, which unsurprisingly ends in disaster - and suddenly his world is a lonely farm, where he is met with contempt and distrust.

The price he has to pay for running away is high... and what does he gain?

Straight high schooler Seth begins to suddenly develop feelings for the weird boy in his class. What about Troy has him feeling a way he never has before?

In a neopagan theocratic society where gay boys are classified as Dominant or submissive at eighteen, Ivar and Lars are sent to a midsummer initiation on the island of Mandø after being caught together. But as the days unfold, it is Ivar, rebellious, proud, and secretly aching to surrender, who takes center stage. Amid leather, rituals, and strict mentors, he discovers that submission may not mean weakness, and love may come in unexpected forms.

Awkward, introspective, and still a virgin, Bryant is caught between who he’s always been and who he might become. As he navigates adulthood after college, a new circle of friends opens doors to experiences he never imagined. Among them are Greg and Andrew—two charismatic coworkers whose presence both excites and confuses him. Bryant finds himself drawn deeper into a world that challenges everything he thought he knew about desire, identity, and what it means to truly be himself. Now, he must choose between staying safe in the familiar or embracing the unknown—and all the messy, beautiful truths that come with it.

This is my collection of poetry written for April 2025, National Poetry Writing Month.

Cooper Harmon is getting ready to start his freshman (1st) year of high school when his father notifies the family that he’s taking a new job and they’ll be moving. Cooper is not happy about leaving all his friends in Montclair, New Jersey and moving to Decatur, GA (a suburb of Atlanta) where he doesn’t know anyone. How is this going to work out?

Thoughts, reflections, rethinking life

Somewhere between parenting his little half-brothers, supporting his ailing grandfather in the family business and constantly arguing with his twin brother, Cedric has forgotten himself.

Riley needs money. To help his mom with the debts his dad left behind, to pay for his brother's life-saving therapy, to pay his own debts. But despite working two jobs and putting in long hours, it's never enough.

After a disastrous blind date, Cedric turns up on Riley's doorstep with an interesting offer in his pocket. It could actually be a win-win situation, were it not for a total of six constantly intrusive brothers…