A Story in the The New Start Generations Universe
This is a sequel to The New Start. It is the further story of the young adults of New Start with many of the old characters and some new characters. Yuri is one of the last children of the elders and he fancies himself as a rebel like Tani.
When 16-year-old Jane discovers the depraved "sexual code" enforced by her tattooed mentor at Sunny Meadows, she trades her innocence for a spot in a secret sisterhood dedicated to servicing the lonely men in their care. What starts as voyeurism quickly spirals into a shared obsession, transforming Jane from a shy nursing care assistant into a willing vessel for the facility’s darkest fantasies.
A Story in the What's In A Song? Universe
Sally tells the story of how she met her husband, the famous lead singer of a country-western band. This story was inspired by the Toby Keith song of the same title.
A Slave Girl Story Jason takes in a couple of underage slave girls (twin sisters) on a cold winter evening and takes care of them. His life becomes a lot more interesting as the girls are determined to become women and leave childhood behind. This is story eight in the Slave Girl series.
He died at seventy-nine and woke at twenty, same body, same year: 2003, in Leuven, the whole thing still ahead of him. James knows what's coming: the crashes, the fortunes, the people he'll lose. This time he'll go slow, build quiet, keep his head. But a second life is still a life, and knowing the future doesn't make it hurt less when it arrives. Least of all when it's her.
A Things Change Story Ashlee's heart break is healed by Macy's loving friendship in a turn of events that neither would have ever expected, but which seems to be the best thing to ever happen to them both.
With apologies to Tennyson... In the winter a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of sledding. And why not? Nothing better than a good sledding buddy. / (Reviews)
A shy, taciturn young man saves his boss's daughter from serious injury but is badly hurt himself. Is Eleanor merely grateful or is there more to it than that? / (Reviews)