Stories

Entrusted by his parents to watch over his twin sister Tessa and her best friend Nikki, Wes Brantley reluctantly agrees to a trip. Scouting colleges in the north east, or really just wanting to see New York. The three hit the road determined to make it to the big city.

In Newport for a wedding, CJ’s confronted from the right by a Donald Trump acolyte and from the left by an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez fan. In both instances, he deftly refutes their arguments, impressing the groom’s father sufficiently he offers CJ a job.

Nick's father dies and he goes to the family owned school before he takes over the family business at Christmas.

Playback - Harlem Nocturne. The scene opens on a darkened street, a lone figure...you get the picture, in black and white, narration and all...

After a series of tragedies occurs in his life, a young boy named Nick ends up institutionalized. He rediscovers a purpose in life, through friendship and romance, but must face the harsh realities of his past coming back to haunt him.

He was hot. There was no denying that. Absolutely no way to deny it.

Some find the night as inviting and welcoming....some find it scary and dangerous....and some know that if is for revenge and death......

Each Standing Alone but Grouped by Author

As a centuries old vampire, Jeremiah Blackfoot is used to living a solitary existence. When he meets the sickly Cale, Jeremiah has to come to grips with the possibility that maybe there is someone out there for him. The biggest holdback for Jeremiah, Cale is human. Jeremiah has watched many lovers wither and die, and has since stayed far away from romantic entanglements. Can Cale and Jeremiah overcome the odds, or is there no hope of bridging the mortal chasm between them.

This story completes the trilogy started with "the place in Between" and "Getting to the Happily Ever After".