Forum: Story Recommendations

Welcome to my writing. Go read. I recommend you start with Kimberly 2.0. No drama at all.

Hmmm, looking through my stories I do have a few that qualify.

https://storiesonline.net/s/18982/bohica

There is no cheating, and ultimately the main character does find what seems to be a lifetime love, and maybe even lovers. The main character changes form, from female to male so a strictly "traditional" relationship is impossible. But I purposefully left it to where she/he finds 2 people that would both accept their strange combined persona, and might find a "happily ever after".

Also, one of my earliest stories, "Okinawa".

https://storiesonline.net/s/36735/okinawa

Now while there is some "swinging", there is no "cheating". And it also ultimately is a love story, in which each of them is completely content in having found the love of their life.

"Vegas Story" is another of my early works. And while it may appear to be a cheating story, ultimately in the end it is a happily married couple simply a living out a fantasy.

https://storiesonline.net/s/36760/vegas-trip

some of my stories, especially the Rivers Region ones, are based on people living their lives, but you can also expect a little drama in their life. Take Michaels Mansion where the only real drama is right at the start setting up the whole story with the plane crash. In Boone there's odd spots of drama of the type people see in their lives from that era, but it's mostly about them getting on with their lives, and the same is true for Times of Old and Will to Survive.

https://storiesonline.net/a/ernest-bywater

https://storiesonline.net/universe/845/rivers-region

If you have premier membership, try Dilettante's The Best of Both Worlds https://storiesonline.net/s/47809/the-best-of-both-worlds

"Last Kiss" https://storiesonline.net/s/73777/last-kiss

Of course there's conflict. You wouldn't have a plot without conflict. Bullying for example. Romeo and Juliet type conflict.

Cory and Jenna's love transcends the hatred between their families and a town not willing to forgive. He promises to love her for eternity. What happens when that's put to the test? (Inspired by the song "Last Kiss")

There's a much longer novel version available on Bookapy as well. It's similar but quite different. https://bookapy.com/s/242/last-kiss

Cory and Jenna's love transcends the hatred between their families and a town not willing to forgive. The seventeen- and sixteen-year-olds live in a tiny one-company town where Jenna's father owns both the company and town. When Cory's father is convicted of stealing from the company's pension fund, it turns the townspeople against his family and subjects Cory to bullying.

Cory loses everything. The love of his life, a college baseball scholarship, and his childhood friends. He and his mother are forced to move to another town where Cory must start a new life in a new high school.

Cory's triumphant journey wins him the love of his life while proving his father's innocence.

If you're going to read the novel, I'd skip the short story. Like I said, there are similarities. It would be best to read the novel without preconceived notions from the short story.