Fiction Stories

A journalist meets a beautiful woman at a bar and is told a truly unbelievable story.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
Dan, Karen and the family have fun on moving day. Brad meets Abby's pet dog, Molly. Cathy recounts to Karen that hot July week she spent with her Dad. Abby lets slip those three little words and Brad meets her brother, Derek...Cathy and Karen didn't notice the appearance of Abby at the doorway. She was pleasantly surprised seeing them kissing and feeling the other's tit. Abby stood there a moment with out being seen and thought, _"Am I ever going to love being part of this family!"_

Two families at war for centuries. Like Romeo and Juliet the two lovers couldn't be kept apart. But family ties are strong and can get in the way. But what happens when the two forbidden lovers have a child and that child goes missing? What happens centuries later?

First of nine parts; this is a tale of love lost and found. This is my second favorite from among the stories I've written and posted. I really my main characters here.

A Canadian teenager discovers he has an incredibly rare ability... and that all gifts have consequences. Includes an appendix with glossary and maps. / (Reviews)

The story of Charles Daniel Walker, a sixteen year old, happy go lucky teenager who finds a Lucky Charm - two of them in fact. His life will never be the same from that day on.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Abby pursues her dream of becoming a pop singer and auditions for season six of Canadian Idol.

A Gordy and Weena Adventure
Sam, the son of Patrick and Rachel, wakens to his 'Bunjil.'

Tom continued his enlightenment concerning the wonders of opposite sex. You will be happy to learn how he managed to get out of mess he found himself in at the end of "My Dingaling II" Enjoy!!

Banditti: [ban-dit-ee] >Robbers or outlaws >A band, or company of Bandits. This is the story of Tommy & Jennifer 'J Lo' Manara. A young newlywed couple in West Texas who never were bandits, they just happened to be in the wrong place at the time of a robbery.