Stories

A story of two boys who meet on a college campus. One holds a secret that destroy whatever relationship that could occur. This is the sequel to my previous story: "Merry Christmas Patrick."

Devin was a normal boy but one frosty night on the way home from a school basketball game his life was changed forever. Blood will fall like Frost, and death will come on swift wings because of what happened that Night.

A modern version of a classic fairytale of Christmas

Stephen McLeod, an early Computer Science Geek passes from High School to University in the 1980s, during an hysterical, venomous and lengthy battle to reform New Zealand's archaic laws against male homosexuality.

Paradoxically, the political battle makes it both easier and harder for a young man to come out and make his way in gay society that is finally emerging from the shadows.

Peter has given up on romance the journey to and from work his chance to dream.

Andrew's life has been difficult. Follow along as he talks about the difficulties he experiences and the love he finds. This story promises no shortage of pain, sorrow and tragedy with very little happiness to fill in the gaps.

A midsummer festival in the middle of winter, a warm tropical Australian night, and a forced acquaintance with a stranger.

The story sets in World War II. A German prisoner of war named Axel was sent to work in Xavier's farm in Northern Canada. Xavier, the farm boy, fell helplessly in love with the Nazi soldier. What would happen to the two of them?

Blake has decided to abandon his life in Sydney to work as a divemaster in a tiny tourist town in the remote Australian outback. Not so much a ‘decision’ as an act of desperation, the change proves more difficult than he hoped, as problems left behind end up following. Starting a new life won't be easy, but luckily there’s a gorgeous co-worker to distract him ...

The story of a young man working in the family business aboard a cargo ship.

WARNING: Mature subject matter including consensual sex among adult family members. If this offends, please do not proceed.

Here is a link to the story discussion from when it was first posted. It has some interesting background: