Fiction Stories

A Shadow Hunter Story
The dance of moves between Erren and her brother, the Dark Lord continues, though the momentum is shifting in her favour. Darras continues to thwart the Dark Lord's plans with the aid of his friends and allies, both godly and mortal. Yet hidden away is still the dragon and the mortal forces of the Dark Lord, deep in the south, where no one goes.

Follow along as Jenny and her brother learn about life, love and fishing. / (Reviews)

A Ingrams and Associates Story
April and Megan get caught up with a sanitation engineer, under the tunnels of Boston, with the Irish mob hot on their tail. How can anyone want to hang out with THIS guy?

A researcher finds that his new drug has unexpected side effects, and runs some non-sanctioned drug trials on his own with remarkable results.

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

A story in the Angels Universe
Estrella de Asís — the Star of Assisi — is a legendary relic hidden centuries ago by Sir Francis Drake. Archaeologist Dr. Fiona Reid is tasked to locate the Star for a wealthy but sinister patron. Enter Roy Reasor, a skilled journalist who is just trying to keep his head down and stay out of trouble. But trouble has a way of finding Roy when he teams up with Fiona. Get ready for a thrilling ride, where the greatest discovery might just be the one Roy and Fiona make about each other.

Young man gets infected by nanites, which give him powers, but change him into a girl. / (Reviews)

A Story in the El of a Way To Go Universe
Looks like smooth sailing for our Mage crew from here on out...uh huh, sure it does.....This is the continuing tale of our intrepid band of Chicago Mages and the Dragons and Elven folk that put up with their antics.

For three years, Jenna has expertly fended off the crude advances of her company's top salesman. But when her husband’s texts suddenly push her to fulfill a dark, voyeuristic fantasy with the man she despises most, she finds herself crossing lines she swore she never would. The only problem? Her husband isn't the one sending the messages.