First Stories

A baseball story from T-ball to majors. Since I love baseball, the Muse was yelling in my ear so here is some fun from/for me. "WARNING" There is a lot of sex in the early chapters so those offended by sex stuff, beware. Read the codes.. don't bitch because this one has a lot of sex. There is a plot that develops so it's not all sex especially in the later chapters. / (Reviews)

A nerd gets more than he bargained for when he becomes best friends with the five hottest girls in school / (Reviews)

A story in the Institute universe
As a Docent, Alex's job was to teach adolescent clients about all things sexual during their brief encounters. As an Elite, he was acknowledged as one of the best Docent's in the World, had the bank account to prove it, and could literally do anything he wanted. Yet after years of service, there were few surprises and it was time to move on to a new challenge: college. Now, all he needs to learn is how to fit in. Note that this is not the typical romance, love, or college story. / (Reviews)

The radical new approach to getting lives turned around has survived six months and some serious challenges. Management feels they have developed their style and approach, but little do they know what is ahead of them. This episode actually starts before the opening of the 'Tee'. The story codes shown do not reflect everything that happens.

A Across Eternity Story
Noah and his friends head to the nation of the dwarves to continue their fight against the Profane.

Mike and the Energists Story
After his NIS week, Mike and his friends are set for their sports' championships, and the NIS band challenge and concert. Life altering events are needed for the hopeful reunion with Mike's prior love, Kaleigh. Will the two timelines be completed? Read on. Once again, please vote and drop me a comment or two.

A story in the Lucky Jim Universe
Jim Reynolds has avoided accepting the moniker "Lucky Jim" for as long as he could, possibly too long. This fast-paced story is set in 2095 and covers the most important several months of his life. If you haven't read Lucky Jim I and II, large parts of this story won't make sense to you.