Ann Douglas: Stories

Sometimes goodbyes aren't really goodbyes, just a change in relationships

Paulette Nichols was always glad when she drew Greer Slater as a partner on her paramedic runs. The two women got along famously. One warm summer night, however, was enough to change their relationship forever

In a town as small as North Cambridge, Brianna O'Connell would've thought it impossible to keep a secret. She was so very wrong.

Explicit pictures of his English teacher was all Jim Grant needed to get revenge for everything she had ever done to the students in her classes. But what was worth more, public humilation or a chance for something more personal.

A lot of people would like to be someone else for a night. May Bujold was about to get her chance.

Sandy knew that if she wanted to have her heart's desire, she was going to have to make some big changes in her life. What she didn't realize was that in doing so, her heart's desire might change as well.

Alexandra Mays traveled the countryside as a Jill of all trades, but in one small town she found a place she could call home.

When overworked teacher and reluctant baseball coach Collin Braxton returns a student’s forgotten knapsack, a sudden storm strands him with the boy’s attractive grandmother. Bridget is mature, confident and very direct about what she wants—and the private reward she offers may give “playing ball” an entirely new meaning.

Cynthia Craig was in dire need of a history paper, but how far would desperation take her.

Winning their impromtu race to the cabin, Alyssia couldn't wait to claim her prize. The only thing was, it wasn't anything like she expected.