Fiction Stories

A Seattle Noir Cyber Mysteries Story (1)
Cyber-detective Dag Hamar thinks he's investigating credit fraud but discovers a web of intrigue that baffles and terrifies him. Follow as Dag is drawn out from behind the comparable safety of his computer and into the gritty streets of Seattle where an online bully has become a real life predator. / (Reviews)

Sometimes you meet someone when you are not expecting it. / (Reviews)

A Summer Camp Swingers: Gina Story (3)
Part of the Summer Camp Swingers universe
Paul and Gina are official, and now it's time to expand the boundaries of their relationship. He has his eye on the goddess Kendall, and Gina might like her too. But are they ready to open up their relationship? Is Kendall even interested?

A Story in the Anthony Carter Universe
Thomas and Mirabel are finally reunited when the catastrophic crop failures of 1816 require him to protect his estate from looming starvation. He also becomes popular as an anti-slavery writer and is sent to the Barbary Coast again to battle his arch enemy's successor. Interesting times, indeed.

A Christmas Story
Sometimes for the right people Christmas wishes really do come true. Sort of a sequel to 'Heart Condition' featuring many of the same characters. This is a stand alone story but it will be easier to understand the background if you read 'Heart Condition' first (and maybe 'Concordia') / (Reviews)

What truly is the "stuff that dreams are made of?" Bogey's description of money aside, this is a tale of self-discovery for Jim when he confronts a rather strange and (hopefully?) unique ability. Or, is he just dreaming? (26 Chapters, 192,350 words total) / (Reviews)

World War III differed from its predecessors in that the United States had been sheltered from direct conflict during the previous two wars. Major James Keller, a former US Army Combat Engineer (Ranger), had left the military and was making a solid living as an Engineer. With keen insight into the political landscape and growing civil unrest, he prepared himself for the worst-case scenario, praying it would never come about—until it did.