A story in the Connor Family Universe
Karen's obsessions have been many. Her brother. Her father. Her best friend. Her roommate. her husband. None of them prepared her for the lovely Victoria. The latest chapter in the story of the Connor family. It should be read after reading Hat Trick.
Trying to help her mother Sarah heal from a crippling guilt that seems to be consuming the woman's life, sixteen-year-old Sarah decides that drastic measures must be taken...
Another story from Kate's Journal My cousin came to stay with Mom and me over Christmas break. I was in my first year at community college, but still hadn't found anyone I was comfortable enough with to trust with my first time. I thought we were just playing around, but I didn't realize I was playing with fire.
Clara, a divorced mother struggling with the onset of perimenopause, finds herself dangerously obsessed with her teenage daughter Lily's burgeoning sexuality— a fascination ignited by the girl's unnaturally long, agile tongue and the confident, provocative way she wields it. Their collision of desperate loneliness and wild, untamed power ignites a taboo fire that consumes every boundary between them.
This story is a parody of the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries. I'd be the first person to admit that I can't write short two or three page mysteries the way Donal J. Sobol does, but at least I can take his characters, age them a few years, and then put them in adult/sexual situations. This should be a fairly short story for me, and after it's done I'll start working on a new Ben 10 story or another Jason story, but in the meantime enjoy this one.
Steve is sent off to spend the summer at his grandmother's house. It turns into a very interesting summer for Steve and lasts a lot longer than the summer.
Student arrives home unexpectedly from university only to find the house empty; his parents away for the weekend. He finds that out from his little sister who was out in the pool tanning her fifteen year old body. The reader should be able to guess what's going to happen; read to see if you're right.