Fiction Stories

Lars isn't quite content with his life, but all that is about to change. With a move and new start in a neighborhood filled with something unexplained, life is going to get a whole lot better.

Flushed with the success of the Hallowe'en Story festival. Frank proposed a Christmas Story Festival. Here is my entry. It's OK it isn't what you think. Though there is magic in it.

Elaine - "Lainey" - my mother and I decide that our future is with each other.

An explosion and fire leaves Cosette, 10, and her mom Syl in crisis, they stay with their divorced neighbor Julie. But where's Sette's dad (Theo)? At Julie's, her ex-husband and his gorgeous admin (now his 2nd wife) visit often, staying, uh, overnight. Together in her bed. Really? How does that even work? Theo is back; he's studly in bed but unemployed, they're at risk for homelessness. Fond of Sette, Julie worries. What to do? (No under 18 sex.)

Once hailed as one of the continent’s strongest, the King of Mercenaries perished in a war of revenge—only to return to the past with a second chance. Branded as scum and cursed by fate, he now plots to rebuild his estate and unleash a ruthless plan to destroy everything that once defeated him.

A sun-drenched boardwalk, a quirky indie bookstore, and a trio bound by love, loss, and ambition—welcome to La Alegria, where the stakes are as high as the surf. Sky, orphaned young and raised by his best friends’ family, now manages TBR Books alongside the dazzling twins, Pearl and Ruby. As a ruthless competitor threatens their livelihood and secrets simmer beneath the surface, Sky must fight for his found family, his hidden dreams, and the future of the Waterfront.

Billy Baer and Brian Miller have been best friends literally since birth. The two boys have developed an interest in girls, two in particular – Lilly and Amber Brubaker. This story follows the two best friends stumbling attempts to ask for a date, through their developing relationship with the twins, their consummation of that relationship and the nearly inevitable breakups. After all, middle school and high school romances rarely last long.