Fiction Stories

A Time Storm Story
Our overworked home business owner hires a live-in housekeeper. He is pleasant but insists that it is his house, his rules. Her 'daughter' becomes quite the tease. 'Mom' gets competitive and ups the ante. However, the Boss hates a tease who can't deliver, so enforces a dress code. The Girls pay the embarrassing price, willingly, to their surprise. As do their friends when the new, very strict dress codes are enforced. The Boss is not unhappy when the teasing becomes a game. He can play, too. / (Reviews)

Another story from Kate's Journal
Kate Miller never expected to fall for her cousin John Alderman over Christmas break. When their secret is discovered, it destroys life-long relationships and tears Kate's life apart. But there's another secret she must face or she will lose even more. This story is a novelization (85K words) of two previous Kate's Journal short stories; Cousins at Christmas and A Cousin Alone.

Sometimes it is remarkable what you can find in a typical Cape Town Winter storm. Joe found something he could not resist. But first he needed to get her off the cliff, away from the edge, and away from jumping into the sea. / (Reviews)

A story in the Jenny's World Universe
Jenny and Skylar travel to celebrate their marriage.

The Headmaster's Office
Rupali is my new roommate; 6'1" tall and built like an underwear model: long, shapely legs, slim hips, a very narrow waist and full breasts that defy gravity. I'm straight - and I have a boyfriend (the Headmaster) - but now I've started fantasizing about her. Fantasy Night was all about fulfilling Rupali's fantasy - and Mr Gallows' - but not mine; that was just a happy accident. / (Reviews)

Does out predisposition to fall in love change as we get older? Do we listen any less to what our friends think about whom and how to date? Here's a short romantic tale about one mature couple and the journey they go through before getting together.

A Dulcie Story
A rare snow in Maldon, an abandoned baby, and a waif found and rescued. Stands alone, but more meaningful if you're familiar with the last Dulcie and Jenni stories.

The Songleton Care Home hold an end of season minibus outing to the seaside for a short weekend break in Autumn. The volunteer driver is local MP Monty avoiding a driving ban. Monty's wife has arranged Monty's community task, why? The passengers are old, with health and mobility issues. Sally likes George but George converses with his dead wife. The Nurse Sofija is not who she seems to be. And Boris, the latest to join the trip, is Russian pretending to be Belgian, protective of his heavy bag.