Stories

An Orc is unable to resist his obsession to always up things just one more notch to the danger side, but with a human stable-man he seems to have taken it all one step too far. If you’re destined to be the last notch to the wrong side, who’ll be the first notch on the right side of things? *discipline, harsh scenes, sexually explicit, Orc x Human pairing*

I was an average teen. He was an average teen. The moment I set eyes on him, I knew it. But life works in mysterious ways. I never thought my life could change for the better. I never thought I could change someone's life...for the better.

College freshman Huey McKee is unlucky in love and saddled with a bitter past he's strugged to bury. Rather than go back home for summer vacation, he wants to spend it with his best friend/roommate, Brandon Wimmer, in Florida. But as he starts developing feelings for Brandon's brother, a spiralling chain of events drags the weight of Huey's past screaming into the present...

Matt and Sam's story from the arcade. This story ties in with New Kid In School.

Gabe is a 25 year old man coming home to find him self and his purpose in life.

Facing death, a young man is given the ultimate opportunity: eternal life among the descendants of the ancient Atlanteans. However, when push comes to shove, can he survive in the cutthroat world of their ancient politics?

Patrick William Harrison has a life that's pretty close to perfect—at least to the outside eye. A wealthy family, a handsome husband and a beautiful multi-million dollar home. But his world spins out of its orbit when he discovers his husband's unsavory secret one day, and he's left with a difficult decision to make. As he tries to navigate his new reality he taps into a whole new level of himself that enables him do some pretty dark things to the one he claims to love.

Not all demons are evil, sadistic bastards. Some, like our hero, want change in hell: gardening, a professional work ethic, reading romances. Perhaps, even love.

Is everything a choice? At what point do we decide it is a conscious decision? How do we tell the right from the wrong, when we could be just as confused as those we condemn? It is, of course, not everyday that we tell our brothers we love them. Under what obligation were we to love them anyway? This story follows the lives of two brothers, and how, in a confused moment, a catastrophe was born.