WTSman: Stories

A story in the George series.
Some people go through life without ever finding that one special person - or perhaps they find her too late. George actually found her too early. Much too early. How can you 'do the right thing' and still follow your heart? / (Reviews)

A story in the George series.
What does a middle-aged widowed business man do when propositioned by a desperate teenager? George didn't know, so he played it by heart. / (Reviews)

A Christmas Story
A romantic story in ten brief episodes. The remedy for a bruised heart may be closer to you than you think. Are you ready to let love have a second chance? (This could be a "George"-story, but only the rose - the Christmas rose - has a name.) / (Reviews)

A story in the George series.
George rescues and befriends a much younger girl of Asian descent when she is bullied. Having no younger siblings, he "adopts" her. Over the years their paths cross occasionally. To George she's just the little sister he never had; Mindy would like a different outcome.

A story in the George series.
What if you realize that you are making a huge mistake? What if you find out that your bride-to-be is in league with your abusive birth family who has shunned you and robbed you? What if you realize you'd rather be with your new Rainbow Family? Then you must Speak Now. George did. / (Reviews)

A story in the George series.
George was annoyed that his parents wouldn't let him stay home alone for the long weekend. Like he would wreck the house with a wild party! Well, he would, but instead he now had to stay at his best friend Jack's house. And then Jack was taken away in an ambulance with appendicitis in the middle of the night. Suddenly George was the baby-sitter for Jack's little sister Lilly. Or should that be babe-sitter?

A story in the George series.
George is a widower and he is home alone in the cold Danish autumn. Out of the blue, or out of the creek more like, Melissa - his oldest daughter Emma's friend - shows up. Melissa has been invited to spend the week studying with Emma while her parents are out of the country. Only Emma isn't there - she's on holidays with her siblings visiting relatives. What is George to do?

As homage to Lubrican - and by popular demand, here is my continuation of "The Cheerleader Blues" - a great story that originally ended much too soon...

A story in the George series.
An immoral tale of woe: How much room for interpretation does the term "forsaking all others" actually leave? George and Deidre didn't seem to agree on that.

A story in the George series.
George got an "instant family" - and lost it again almost in an instant. Well, not completely. But the one he was allowed to keep didn't want him. Still, a promise is a promise.