Fiction Stories

He needed help with his driveway, they needed help with their marriage, she needed help moving on. Sometimes, a threesome is more than just sex. What is romance without a bit of cheating? Where does a dom/sub lifestyle emerge in this novel of bisexual adventure? Questions need to be answered, and they are. The real question is, are YOU ready for the answers?

A Jamie Story
A budding photographer knows he's encountered something he doesn't need to photograph. Illustrated.

Jessica, divorced mother of two, is doing the weekly shop when she finds her mind thrown back to her teenage years by the sight of a young boy's erection. She'd thought that it was long forgotten, but it seems her body still remembers.

A missing persons story.

Mike and his ladies follow a different story line in this version of the Call Me Beth story. This is more than just a variation, and for the most part, a completely different story. This version doesn't have a terminal illness. It concentrates more on relationships between Mike and his daughters, their procreation, and the eventual matings between Mike and his granddaughters. While I generally try to keep some humor in my stories, this one includes lots of girls who like to have fun.

A story in the The World of Erasthay Universe
The triad investigates the mysterious disappearance of all the men in a village and how their women all became pregnant. Seamus is eager to "interview" a pregnant mother and daughter.

A story in the The Farmer's Daughter Universe
A short story I wrote while writing "The Farmer's Daughter". It is set two or three years after the events in TFD.

American retirees, Henry and Bella Wheeler decide to take a vacation in the UK. They rent a holiday cottage in a picturesque part of the West Country. All goes well until Henry gets lost in a mist while exploring the coastline. An old lady directs him to an inn where he is obliged to stay for the night. Henry discovers that things are not quite as they seem.

Two lives are entwined yet cross only in a single night at a single moment. But that crossing can change an outlook, even so grim, for helping a neighbor, even a stranger, can be the greatest gift.