Fiction Stories

He thought he fell in love with artificial intelligence. She hid behind it to feel brave enough to speak. When their secret connection collides with truth, both must choose between safety and authenticity in this quietly powerful story about love, fear, and what it means to be truly seen.

I go to an industry convention with a couple of women I work with. They talk and it gets interesting.

During a rare Georgia ice storm, a young man and a neighbor he barely knows spend a long, powerless night trying to save a freezing puppy. What begins as practical necessity slowly becomes something quieter and more meaningful. As screens go dark and distractions fade, two strangers discover what happens when the world goes quiet and real conversation finally begins.

In a frozen gold-mining settlement where fear keeps doors shut, Erica Dutrieu is left for dead after a brutal beating by her husband. Rescued at terrible cost and forced to confront both frontier justice and her own will to survive, she fights back in the only way left to her. Harsh Times is a tale of violence, endurance, and hard-won hope on the edge of civilization.

In a quiet suburban home, 15-year-old Warren discovers he can stop time with a single surge of anger — a power he first uses for petty revenge against his tormentors at school. But when the ability turns toward his cold, beautiful older sister Julie, what begins as cruel humiliation spirals into something far darker and more intimate. As Julie's mind fractures between shame, denial, and growing obsession, her resistance crumbles — until the line between dream and reality disappears completely.

Mike Hall just graduated high school with no plans and no prospects. When his neighbor Mrs. Turner offers him cash to help with yard work, he figures it's easy money. What he doesn't expect is for the older, married woman to take an interest in him that goes way beyond maintaining her garden. Claire Turner is alone for the week while her husband travels for business. When the shy teenager shows up at her door, she sees an opportunity for some fun.

Sue was born to a world of pampered wealth but finds she is lacking the excitement of real everyday life. She makes friends with Polly the upstairs maid and ventures out to taste the sweet and bitter aspects of the real world in 1939 England. Her new job is demanding in more ways than one. She soon adapts to the needs of her new boss and learns the multi-splendored pleasures of obedient submission to his every whim. Soon Polly is panting to follow in her footsteps.

Britney McMasters' MORFS universe
"A small time criminal contracts MORFS and goes through an extreme change. Now she has a second chance at life, but at what cost. "

Poor Emily has some really embarrassing problems