A Dulcie Story (5) Delia is the woman who distracted Dulcie so she could be abducted. Wracked with guilt, she went to the Hansons to beg forgiveness before giving herself up to the Police. This is what happened to her... and her husband.
This is the sequel to Just Reward and continues the story of Steven, Becca and The Damsels. It tells of Becca's help to the subject of the title. He started as Wednesday's Child but ended up as Thursday's.
A Valentine's Day Story
A family celebrates Valentine's Day. Young Steve, Big sis Susan, and big brother Henry is even mentioned. This is how families in the sixties celebrated. Join them for some smiles and treats.
Florida Friends (9) A college student who thought she was in love, dropped out of school and came to Tampa with her boyfriend. She found out he wanted more from her than what a boyfriend should want. Instead of turning to the worlds oldest profession she chose to just tease around the edges. Her new occupation paves the way to some good money plus the chance to meet new friends. (Characters and locations of the Florida Friends Series are used in this story.) / (Reviews)
A Gordy and Weena Adventure (18) Gordy, Weena and Patrick travel to South Australia and then to Queensland. First a church wedding and then...? The nungungi meets Patrick.
A literary version of candy corn, this mercifully short story straddles the delicate distinction between horrific and horrible, until it finally falls off and lands on the wrong side. Readers, ye be warned!
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An Ali Clifford Saga Story (2) Kathy is married to a hero, but now she learns how truly heroic he was. Part of the Ali Clifford saga, parallel in time with Allison. The later chapters -- those recently posted -- are, in effect, a book within a book with its own characters. The reasons for not making it a freestanding book are two. First, it uses many of the same characters. Second, and more importantly, it will clean up some loose ends regarding Kathy Carlson.
The award-winning story of Don Campbell and Lanh Nguyen, high school outcasts, a tiny Asian genius and a lonely outcast farmboy, close to suicide and hated by all. They came from different worlds and were drawn together in a cruel high school prank, but the prank backfired on their tormenters. Somehow, Don and Lanh beat the odds as their love blossomed in high school while watched over by angels.
