An Almost Like a Song Story Sequel to "Wolf Creek Pass". Dave and Michelle decide to ride the Durango to Silverton Train and possibly each other. Part of a series called "Almost Like a Song", the song title for this one is from C.W. McCall.
A mysterious vintage Leica begins delivering photographs Alex never took—intimate moments with a woman he hasn’t met. Each image pulls him deeper into the city’s shadows and toward Maya, a poet with secrets of her own. As the camera reveals glimpses of a perfect future, Alex must choose: follow the vision—or step out of the frame and into something real. A story about love, fate, and a life unframed. This is the draft prior to final edit, which reduced it from 6,500 words to 1,700.
A story about a pair of fraternal twins who live out in the sticks and become very close growing up. A new kid moves in near them and Kathy suddenly has a new friend to play with and Mike gets jealous when he finds out how they play together. Mike will do anything for Kathy, anything at all, but telling the new girl their secret? That takes some thinking about: And the new girl has a terrible secret of her own.
The Gathering is continued in a second volume, Book II. Part of the Hartstein universe
Another Saturday night... and our teenaged heroines, Kathy and Peggy, have just arrived at a loft in downtown Hollywood where a rave is in progress. But things go wrong, and people's lives change. Plenty of sex, including incest.
A war hero lives for ninety years and saves an alien. They are so grateful they offer him another life. At their urging he chooses to become a beautiful bisexual female. She has her share of affairs and is successful in business.
Charlie had no idea the little redhead next door liked him. He found out otherwise. Join us for a wonderful erotic story about a wounded airman, a beautiful little tomboy, a host of others coming into their lives, and a few bad guys that just had to be dealt with.
Have you ever noticed that true trans girls are more effeminate and accepting of men’s desires than most genetic women? I have. This is a short story of adoration, of love and acceptance, of relationship building, some genetic engineering, and of course, a little lust.
Barry spends summer vacation at the home of Aunt Jane and Uncle Dick while attending the local junior college. He gets more education than he bargained for.