Fiction Stories

A Steven George Story
ONCE UPON A TIME, there was a dragonslayer named Steven George. When Steven is sent by his village to slay the fearsome beast, he suddenly realizes that he doesn't know what a dragon looks like, where it lives, or how to slay it. But Steven's village has fostered the talent of telling tales. Steven trades once-upon-a-times with the people he meets along the way and each remarkable story leads him a step closer to understanding the true meaning of his quest. / (Reviews)

In a small village at the edge of the world, conflict threatens to destroy the lives of a peaceful people, and an old magician spends what were to be his twilight years trying to save them.

Bad news comes in threes for cheated husband. A story set in an alternate timeline. A Saddletramp story with all the trimmings. / (Reviews)

A story in the Phantom Horse Bridge Universe
Harry Gladstone just wanted to expand his family’s bed and Breakfast into an upscale Inn. He had the plans and the funds. His father, Mayor Hal Gladstone, wanted him to follow in his footsteps as the next leader of Gladstone, Colorado. The problem was, Harry was in love with Glenna Schumacher who also wants to be the next mayor of Gladstone. Harry would give anything to let her be mayor and just chase his own dream, but becoming mayor is expected of him. Wanting the enemy isn’t.

She decided to trade up.

My new boss makes me realise: it isn't just a kink.

Little sis revives childhood game to seduce him.

A Story in the Middlebury Chronicles Universe
A single mom and her sixteen year old daughter have reached the end of their rope. They are penniless, unemployed, and a week away from being evicted. It’s a situation of their own making. They are lazy and amoral and now society’s largess is about to run out. So they plan a theft from a man whose house mom once cleaned. He catches them and offers them an alternative to prison. This is a simple little tale about second chances.

A story in the Saint Clair Universe
She's her hero.

There's an old saying, never judge a book by it's cover. Rachel Parker never imagined how true that could be