Stories

The lives of Jack Milner and Colton Greaney change forever when tragedy strikes the small farming community of Laferty in Northern Ireland.

Meet Jason Campbell. A happy (soon to be) 16 year old who has thus far enjoyed a life of normality, and simplicity. A life that would soon be changing, drastically. He has lived with his mother in New York all of his life and now has to move in with his father in California. Jason's father wants a chance to get to know his son before he grows up and goes off into the world, and Jason's mother has agreed to let him go to further this goal. What adventures does life have in store for him?

The Philosopher's Son is a story about the fine line between love and despair, and the consistency of our humanity despite technological transformation. It's also a simple reminder of how love is both a personal illusion and a miraculous door into someone else's senses.

Luis (Lou) is a junior accountant in a post-production company.

Boston, 1975. Charlie spends time with a co-worker. Romance blooms.

Cody and Cal's story before getting to the Big Sky Ranch. This is how they fell in love and became partners, will this love continue and have a happy ending?

When they are small children, Aiden's older brother discovers a magical land which he saves from a great evil and becomes king. When Tony leaves for college ten years later, he leaves the magical kingdom of Araleigah to his younger brother. Aiden has to suddenly learn to deal with pre-technology communication, crop shortages and the feudal system, as well as trying to get along with a weird set of magical and mythical peoples.

When the good people of the fishing town Pacari are beset by endless storms and their livelihood ruined, an unexpected guest brings surprising news, a possible solution and an invitation to adventure. It does contain gay themes, but these take a while to appear, so I ask for your patience.

At Daventry School for girls, Simon Holroyd lives comfortably. His best mate Luce is nearby, and his brother Matt is just a phone call away. The only problem: the small Welsh village they live in isn’t exactly bursting with potential lovers. He’s beginning to feel like there never will be the one for him, until a new teacher joins the staff and his whole world changes. Concrit and feedback welcome.

Luke's mired in guilt and grief over his mom's death. He finds hope in go game lessons from Hao, who's heartbroken. Luke wants to help Hao, but Hao doesn't want comfort. The lovelorn lawyer wants to play the aggressor in the game of love. And when something unexpected and forbidden sparks between them, Luke might just be his perfect lamb. Go's easy, but love's hard, very hard. What's Luke to trust: the power of love to heal or the power of love to destroy?