Coming of Age Stories

I’ve noticed that my Hilley stories attract some interest, and I have a final one to adapt. This is Hilley’s coming of age story. So, it doesn’t have the convoluted plotting of the later stories. Instead, it focuses on her development. She isn’t the ass-kicker you find later. In fact, she has all the insecurities that any late teen girl would have. This is novel length. So, I will post chapters every week. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did writing it.

Sean and his college girlfriend planned to camp out on a quiet island over the Independence Day weekend, but then she dumped him. Sean went camping anyway. The sheriff's 16-year-old daughter, Maryanne, planned to spend the holiday at a party with her friend's family. But a storm and fate threw them together, naked and trapped by a raging river. / (Reviews)

Young child grows up alone and bullied, finds success, betrayal, pain and ultimately comes to deal with his life.

A Story in the Growing Pains Universe
This is the nine chapter book that shows Andy’s relationship with Sarah blossoming while Rhea still has problems with Nathan. Andy gets closer to Scarlet, Grace has a date or two and Abi has a revelation that changes everything. It is the sequel to New Pleasures

Nate Dunn was a young man growing up in Iowa, just ready to start high school when a fateful phone call came out of the blue, setting him on the path to becoming the new Gadgeteer, super-suit builder for hire and perhaps even a hero himself? / (Reviews)

Sixteen is a special age in Britain. A sixteen year-old can start doing a lot of new things. Sixteen is the age you finish high school. Sixteen is the age of consent. Sixteen is the age you can get married. Sixteen is the age you can start working full-time. Sixteen is the age you can ride a moped. Sixteen is the age you can leave home. Of course, there are provisos on pretty much each and every one of these things. WARNING: no sex for the first few chapters!

Have you ever seen someone that looks like they have it all? Fame, fortune, hung like a horse with a new woman on his arm every week? Then why don't they seem happy? (Note: Unedited, so be forewarned)[Violence] / (Reviews)

Brad was sitting in the library when two girls started to read the personals in the local paper. Their giggles caught his attention, so he glanced over to see what they were reading. It was an ad for a man looking for a companion on a international trip. “It sounds like he just wants someone willing to put out for him while he’s on his trip,” one of the girls said. A few years later that memory came back to him because he was now in a position to take a trip and wanted to test his theory.

Nicholas Porter didn't consider himself a hero, and if asked, was uncomfortable with all the attention that entailed. A position that changed, however, when he discovered a hero's reward. / (Reviews)

Lifeguards Tom and Mary cross a forbidden line in the dark, chlorine-scented water, changing their friendship forever.