First Stories

This is the first of a series of stories that I am going to do based on various songs, mostly ones I suspect most readers have never heard. This one is based of an old standard, and involves two young Jewish kids in love with each other in the arranged-marriage ghetto of the Lower East Side. Their marriages have been arranged, but not to each other. How will they cope?

Emily Mercer had just cucked her fiancé Chris over the summer, but she was clueless about just how much of a whore her younger sister Hannah really was, until Chris starts hanging out a lot with her.

A novel-length do-over about a man born in 1955: he lived until 2038. A retired Buddhist monk befriended Mason and caused strange things to happen. Mace died normally, only to wake up at age 13 with all of his old memories. But he's not living his life over. Everything is really different. He's on a parallel planet with a completely different history and bizarre morals. It is the polar opposite of feminism. Succinctly stated: it's a fun romp. 33 chapters. Slow start.

Hollis runs The Emporium, a second- or third- tier antiques shop. His wife is in the state mental hospital suffering from psychosis induced by bad reaction to a prescription drug. Annie is a 10th grade student living in a foster home who Hollis has hired to help at the shop. Events conspire to thrust Hollis and Annie closer together and soon they find themselves lovers.

When 18 Year old Ryan volunteered to update some aging state owned computers, he never dreamed that they would be located inside of a women's correctional facility, or that he would actually be working with a convicted felon. Now he's on a quest to try and prove her innocence, and bring down the real culprits who framed her. With over $87 million at stake this is certainly one summer vacation he'll never forget.

Black Lesbian Month?. Kylie is a black college coed struggling with the growing infatuation of her best friend, a white girl named Karen.

It wasn't until after her sister Grace agreed to look after Teddy that Angie told her that he was addicted to video games. Grace wasn't too worried though: she was pretty sure she had some ways to lure her nephew away from his console.