Stories

A trip that puts you on a collision course with the one who is to be your mate as prophesied in your dreams. Warnings of the coming war that you have been secretly told you'll need to stop. An invasion force masquerading as pirates. Combine the three and an empire is born. Mark Alexander's destiny awaits.

Book 4 of the Westward Confederation Series

Maverick: Smart, Sexy and available. In everyone's mind but his. Restaurant worker. Raised by his single mother. College student, learning to fly. Always one step ahead of being on the streets. The real money comes from dates. Waiting for the day that Ceiling And Visibilty Unlimited comes his way.

Randy: Smart. Discarded by family halfway across the country. Picked up with an online add. Working the Provincetown seasonal trade.

It is amazing when presented with a prompt on the site. Here is a collection of how twisted and demented I can turn them into. Enjoy!

In the summer of 2004, Orion Hansen is forced to work and deal with the person that pushed every button he had in 1998 while dealing with the biggest traumatization of his young life. Pushed far enough that he broke Quinn Newton's nose. Starting a series of events that both of them wished never happened. Like the collision of two suns. One beautiful explosion is going to come out of that.

Authors Note: This story, aside from being a romance, also includes ideas for cleaning the water and reducing hypoxic areas of the Gulf of Mexico.

We join Jeff Moran, a hard working accountant at Grayson and Turner, a medium-sized CPA firm.

Another story from Father Matthew Stone.

In the story, we meet a young man called Yale.

This is the story about Warren and Elliot.

It comes to Father Matthew Stone who has an epiphany, one day after confessional.

A collection of collaborative writings from the Friday prompt blog.

A King's Ranger's duty is to protect the kingdom and it's people. Patrols run the gamut, but sometimes you meet new friends.

Prompt #9 - Creative scene by @wildone

You run into school knowing you are late, again. You quickly stop at your locker and ditch your jacket and grab some books. As usual the halls are quiet during classes. You dash to your classroom, open the door and start on your explanation and stop. No one is there. No teacher, no other students. You leave and look at other classrooms, all empty. You check your phone and it is actually a school day and not a holiday or anything else. What's happening?