Heterosexual Stories

A Good Medicine Story
Part of the A Well-Lived Life universe
Eighteen, Orthodox, pre-med — and discovering that honor roll is easier than honesty at home. Faith, college, and the year the floor dropped out twice. It takes place in the same universe as 'A Well-Lived Life'. Testimonials: - One of the most accurate depictions of early-1980s rural southern Ohio I have encountered in historical fiction. - Overall, the novel is highly authentic historical fiction, with exceptional period detail that feels lived-in rather than researched. / (Reviews)

A tale of remembrance and learning to keep what is good about the past while embracing the future and learning to accept new challenges. Also a lesson in that healing is not a destination, but a never-ending journey.

Slick-talking used car salesman Levon Kirk, now to be known as Doctor Kirk, packages up thirty cases of his herbal elixir, recruits a local band and a group of teenage dancers and sales assistants, and embarks on a modern-day medicine show across Arkansas. He uses hot young teenagers and all the other tricks he knows to help move the merchandise.

An Uncle Bob Story
Bob was good at basketball, but could his sister beat him at one on one? She could if she played the game by her own rules. The story of how Bob became an uncle. / (Reviews)

A story in the George series.
What does a middle-aged widowed business man do when propositioned by a desperate teenager? George didn't know, so he played it by heart. / (Reviews)

Deniece runs a strict house: her table, her hours, zero complications. Then Tim moves upstairs—the boy who’s wanted her for a decade. He thinks she’s finally relaxing around him. No bra at breakfast. Smaller swimsuits. He has no idea his arousal is being engineered. His friend Emma caught Deniece in an explicit public moment, photos lethal enough to destroy her. Emma doesn’t want money; she wants control. Now Deniece must perform for Tim’s gaze on command. A blackmailed woman, an oblivious tenan