Stories

I said, yes at the Trevi.

Leo didn't have a thing for men in uniform. Well, perhaps for just one man in specific, Brock, his favorite cop.

Logan knows he’s gay and is attracted to the new kid in school, Seth, but he isn’t certain if Seth is gay. Since he is unsure how to proceed, Logan asks his father for advice. His dad responds by sharing his philosophy – you pass this way but once. What does this mean and will it help Logan solve his problem? The story follows them from 7th to 9th grades.

Mike isn’t happy with who he is and sees no prospects on the horizon, until Drew approaches him one day. Drew wants Mike to spot for him as he lifts weights, but it leads to so much more.

Terry is heading down a dangerous path. Lawrence makes a decision to help his friend at any cost. His idea is brilliant, but he forgets one thing: nothing ever goes according to plan.

All Geminy wants to do is paint and surf, but fate has other plans.

Bean and Ant meet online and become close. They even fall in love, but never expect to meet, until another friend makes it possible. Even though it isn't for long, they make every minute count.

Tony always admired his older brother, Vince, but it turned into more as they grew older. Other than a brief experimentation when they were younger, nothing happened between them, until Vince came home from college. Then the sparks began to fly.

Young Mikey, Michelangelo as his Dad calls him, comes upon a big surprise on a Halloween night cutting through a graveyard.

A story of trust and betrayal that will grab you at the start and not let you go until the last word has been consumed. It is not for the weak stomached. Please understand that not everything herein is pleasant. Not everything herein is accurate. Not everything herein is true. These are the facts as they are remembered and sometimes a memory can be deceptive. This is done for therapeutic purposes. This material is not intended to be a soft read. Nor is it intended to shock, however… It may.