The topic is "The End of the Affair." My problem is that everybody from Ovid to Henry Miller has had something to say about that - not to mention a few million folks on this site. So, I took a slightly different interpretation of "the end" here. My hero makes a bad choice. But he has decent instincts and with a little help from an unlikely source he eventually learns how to be a good person. Some of you might find this a bit allegorical. If so, I couldn't possibly comment. / (Reviews)
Some stories are written to explain the world. Others are written to remind us what it feels like to live in it. This is not a story about history, or war, or even time—though all of those pass quietly through its pages. It is a story about the small promises we make to ourselves when we are young, and the surprising ways life asks us to keep them. It is about love that grows before it announces itself. About courage that speaks softly.
On a typical Sunday laundry day, Alex jokingly danced with Melissa's bra and panties, making her laugh. When she dared him to try on her panties, things unexpectedly heated up.
Sarah's Saga A group of aliens stranded near Mars seek to rebuild their crew using humans as surrogate mothers. Sarah and her friends are presented to them as ideal candidates. However when evaluating them upon their arrival, the aliens discover them to be in poor health. Using their medical facility, their health is restored. They come together to restore the spaceship while recruiting additional humans to join the crew. All of which leads to a very different destiny. 2nd edition.
A story in the The Farmer's Daughter Universe
Kevin Butcher, a former U. S. Marine, is trying to finish college while working as a contractor. He takes a job several counties distant and rents a room from a local Mennonite farmer. Of course, the farmer has an attractive daughter. But the son of a local gangster wants the farmer's daughter and will do anything to have her. Note: Some of the characters are religious, but this is not a story about religion. There is some violence and a threat of rape. This is not a stroke story! / (Reviews)
A Dulcie Story He's a burn-out, and goes to live in a boat. Will he follow the wild geese, or will he find the peace he lost? Dulcie is a secondary character in this one, but an important one. / (Reviews)