Fiction Stories

A A Wifes tale Story
Part of the Life story universe
Over the past year, I've had quite a few requests to write a follow-up to The Woodworker's Wife, one in which Marcus gets his comeuppance. I had a story bouncing around in my thoughts, the chance to including Marcus as the villain was the perfect addition. It's not another tale of Dave and Zoe, nor is it a true sequel. But it does have Marcus as one of the villains. It is possible to read this as a standalone story

Steve Anderson knew it was wrong to fall in love with Maria D'Amato, his patient who was twice his age, but it happened and before he knew it, his life spiraled into directions that he never realized existed. There were secrets they withheld from each other, and one of those secrets cost Maria her life. Now Steve must find a way to protect her daughter without falling in love with her, too.

Matt wakes up, believing he is dead, and slowly learns not only is he still alive, but people are calling him a hero. And what does a most unusual bandage (put on his head to stop bleeding), or more specifically, where that bandage came from, have to do with it?

Can Harvey survive and thrive beyond the frontier? Will he be alone? Will the children survive? Was that the roar of a bear or the angry whistle of a passing arrow? 🤠 🏹 (total: 19 chapters) / (Reviews)

A Make the Cut Story
Book 1 - John is a middle-aged widower with depression issues who is trying to cope with the end of the world. He is offered a ray of unexpected hope. The first two parts have no sex. Warning - Part one includes suicidal thoughts. / (Reviews)

Two souls in 1870s America. One is a tailor, living on the Great Plains and trying to escape his ghosts and his pain. The other is a teacher, dismissed from her Pennsylvania classroom after daring to advocate for women's suffrage. Both are bloodied by life, but refuse to break. This is their journey to finding themselves and each other. Caution: the "rape" code, while necessary to the story, is *not* treated erotically. Inspired by the songs "Mr. Tanner" and "Mail Order Annie" by Harry Chapin

A Middletown story
The bravest thing you’ll ever do is love again. Would they dare to open their hearts to a new love?