Stories

Sam, Tyler, and Alex Sullivan are brothers, but that's not all that they have in common. Travis is new to Stone Lake, staying with his Aunt and Uncle. He gets to know the brothers, but he especially takes a liking to Sam. Brian's family runs the town apple orchard, but he's way more interested in other things, more specifically Alex Sullivan.

Rain and Zack meet on vacation in Hawaii and it's love at first sight. But boys aren't supposed to fall in love. Are they?

Matt has a secret, but as he meets Dan on his first day of university, can Matt keep it quiet?

Jaime is a 30yo Firefighter that is restarting his life. Trying to break free of this overprotective family, controlling ex-inlaw, while having some fun along the way and maybe learning a life lesson or three as well. Can Jamie do it... let's see.

Jamie Walker and his family move to Montana where his father grew up and there he meets Jesse Clark, who isn't exactly sure what kind of person he wants to be. When he meets Jamie, Jesse is stuck between who is actually is and who he thinks he should be

Unrequited love is a bitch. Sucks you into a narrowly focused world and leaves you blind as a bat to other things...Well, that's what Benny suffers from...

Dylan and Andy have to live separately, hundreds of miles apart. How will they deal with a long distance relationship, even with frequent visits.

Max and Sam grew up together, the very best of friends. Max dates a new hottie every week and Sam can’t stop himself from hating them. None of them are worthy of Max in his eyes! All grown up, and on their own, their friendship is still unique, but Max can't seem to step away from the shadows he’s immersed himself in because of his feelings for his best friend.

Dylan Summers is sent to live with his grandfather in Meek, Oregon (not a real town). There he makes more friends than he's ever had in his life.

In this follow-up to Sparkling Combustion, Jeremy’s tale is told. In the aftermath of losing the object of his interest to another, Jeremy begins a slow decline. Now it is summer and Jeremy has become a social-recluse. He will have to face the past that haunts him if he is to recover, and if he is to let anyone in to see the person behind the confidence and apparent joy.

Note: This story, while a sequel to Sparkling Combustion, Can be read by itself with ease.