This story is a parody of the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries. I'd be the first person to admit that I can't write short two or three page mysteries the way Donal J. Sobol does, but at least I can take his characters, age them a few years, and then put them in adult/sexual situations. This should be a fairly short story for me, and after it's done I'll start working on a new Ben 10 story or another Jason story, but in the meantime enjoy this one.
A sixty something year old professor, a blond Swedish mother married into a rich Bostonian family, two young girls, 16 and 17, a summer on an island near Nantucket, a dark secret...nudity, seduction, a virgins blood, betrayal...a final reconciliation?
Chief Eddie Nolan's ship is heading south to Australia, and New Zealand. It is Eddie's dream cruise. He and his fellow Chief, HMC Al Tory are enjoying themselves and making a hit among the women they come in contact with. Eddie is also being kept up to date with what is happening with his wife and children in the letters being sent to him.
A Fantasy Flight Story Joe Johnson is a techie who knows how to sell his company's software, but is ever cursed by bad luck in his travels. Karma gives Joe a little break on a typical, well at least for Joe, crappy, delayed, problem filled flight from hell. / (Reviews)
The Easy Way: A high school senior loses his dad a few days after graduation, and two weeks before his eighteenth birthday. He has an older brother he looks up to, now more than ever. After learning about his inheritance, he decides to get away for a few weeks before making any serious plans about his future. Before he leaves town, a major change occurs to his travel plans.
Meeting women was difficult for Al. When Karen came into his life, it appeared his luck changed but unfortunately complications set in. Time and love conquered the demons resulting in a marriage that brought love, joy and two beautiful daughters into their lives. Karen promised herself that her daughters would never experience what had happened in her dark past. Al unknowingly was the instrument of that promise.