Stories

Being introduced to another circle of friends puts some things to perspective.

A follow-up/sequel to the short story Can't A Guy Visit A Friend:
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Is life ever so simple? Just when everything seems normal, life shows the way to happiness.

This story is about an average guy named Adonis, who experiences the trials and tribulations of life, drama, sex, and most importantly, love.

Keith does not want to wait until after his boyfriend gets back from Kerberos to have sex for the first time, but neither of them want to try and sneak a quickie in at the Garrison where they are continually watched, interrupted, and their schedules pull them away from each other.

But Keith knows a place out in the desert, and with a little preparation, Shiro is going to make the cabin perfect for the boy he loves.

Two young friends uncover a disturbing mystery entwined in the history about their home town.

Myn Othic wakes up to find himself on a remote moon in the care of a local rancher. He has revenge in his heart and redemption on his mind.

Ulysses is just another kid trying to make sense of the world and where he fits in it. His family has bounced around the country due to his father's job and Ulysses finds himself at yet another new school for his freshman year. It'll be a year of ups and downs as Ulysses deals with his past and his sexuality. But he isn't going to do it alone because he's about to make some new friends.

Pandora is, by nature, the most beautiful and perfect woman to ever walk the earth. She is irresistible, a gift from the gods, pure magic...but Pandora's daughter Pyrrha begs to differ. After being suffocated from her dreams for far too long, now is the perfect time for revenge...but will all hope be lost in the crossfire?

Originally accepted for the Library of the Living Dead SF anthology - Rockets, Swords and Rainbows - the anthology was pulled prior to publication date due to a shortage of funds. It deals with relationships and how things are perceived via totally different lifestyles and race philosophies. Written for as wide an audience as possible, so nothing sexually graphic.