A story set in Disney's GARGOYLES Universe. Sequel to The Human Element. Demona learns of Argent's existence, and after he spurns her offer of alliance she turns to Sevarius and The Quarrymen for her revenge!
An erotic parody of the TV show, The Good Wife. Alicia Florrick has been unsatisfied for over a year since the scandal with her husband made the headlines. She finds relief close to home when she unexpectedly discovers how well-hung her teenage son is.
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A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story On this day, Brad Hayward and the Belleville Falcons battle for the Canadian Hockey League Championship, The Memorial Cup.
We've all heard (and seen) the "nasty little halflings" version of events. But there's always two sides to a story...with apologies to the Master (and to any purists), here's what REALLY happened. :) Note: only a vague suggestion of sex, and that at the end. / (Reviews)
Jill has good reason to hate the huge beast: Godzilla killed her husband upon awakening. Now she is tasked with its capture and destruction. At least she thinks she is. The military has another agenda. Which turns out to be fortunate for Jill, her daughter, and the rest of the population as Godzilla didn’t awaken without reason. It has a foe. A foe as dangerous as Godzilla. A novelization based upon an un-filmed screenplay.
A Star Trek Fan-fiction Story
The one thing that always irked me about the otherwise brilliantly written fourth season of "Startrek: Enterprise" was the contrived Angst between T'Pol and Trip Tucker. The episode "Home" was an abomination that beggared belief. After spending the whole of season three building up an unlikely and tentative relationship between Commanders Tucker and T'Pol they all nixed it with that completely unbelievable, and on top it, forced, marriage. A couple years ago I rewrote the thing...
Elizabeth Bradford teaches her younger brother Tommy how to kiss. But the lessons go further, despite the difficulty of hiding their activities in a crowded home. At last they get away by themselves. (Past reviewers have praised this story for its realistic depiction of life in a big family and how that would affect Elizabeth and Tommy's plans.)