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A Story in the Coterie Universe
Different groups of people work to shape the world as they see it. This is an account of how the shaping occurs. While this story is somewhat political, it is more of an adventure, than anything else. Relationships and sex are involved, but aren't the focus of the story.

Man pays his debt to society and begins his new life. / (Reviews)

Marty helps Max exorcise the ghost that haunts him. A Halloween story.

An Ali Clifford Saga Story (8)
This is the next book in the Ali Clifford saga.
A young woman is sold into slavery to cover her father's business debt. This story recounts her adventures. / (Reviews)

"This series is well worth the read. Bravo!" -Devon Layne Josh's exhibit at the Sheldon Art Museum was a success, kind of. With Laura's last second help he managed to submit the three portraits he needed. Needless to say, Laura's Mom wasn't at all happy when she saw what Josh had done. She was furious. Now, Josh was in even deeper hot water. First it was the rumors in the halls of his high school. Now, it's his girlfriend's mother and possibly her father who were going to be after him.

A Cold War and before Story (4)
Seventy-year-old Will Johnstone dozes off one afternoon, half a glass of red wine beside him. He wakes in 1962 crouched beside a railway line, in his twelve-year-old body. Will finds unexpected friends and becomes involved in Cold War events / (Reviews)

Minara is an ex solider turned bounty hunter earning a living catching human survivors from the Human, Grojan war. She stumbles across a large enemy fleet and is shot down. She crashes on a primitive planet where Minara quickly establishes herself as a bodyguard to a princess of a small kingdom. Unbeknown to her a powerful general from a rival kingdom is a genetically modified human. By chance and political events, they meet and sparks fly.

This isn't erotica, just a love story that I wrote in high school. / (Reviews)

A Terminal Love Story (1)
Can temporary be good enough? Even terminally ill people deserve love.

The Life and Times of Jim Horn, Texas Ranger
These are some of the further adventures of a man who I can only remember from a glimpse of a hand rendered portrait of him. I hope this does him justice!