Ma/Fa Stories

A story in the Connor Family Universe
Freshman year did not work out so well for Bridget & Jacob. When disaster strikes can Jake and Bridget rebuild their relationship? Spend the summer with the Connor Family. The heat has nothing to do with the temperature.

A Tale from the Western Continent
When a simple adventure goes awry, troubled elf mage Shilana has to confront her past and the choices she made.

Halloween 2019
Anne Evans is a Wiccan who works as a nurse in a hospice. Peter Morgan, a coma patient, comes under her care. She senses that he responds to her presence. Her special treatments finally bear fruit (pun intended) in the night of Samhain. Winner of the 2019 Halloween Writing Contest.

They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but sometimes all it takes is a young bitch.

Only by accident did I find a young woman in dire trouble in the middle of winter, living on the streets. But oh, what a change in my life it created. A Collaboration Story with Mostera1

Things can happen in hurricanes. The aftermath is usually where the hard work is located. Join Bill as he works through the occurrences of the Hurricane of 2020 and its aftermath.

A Christmas Story
A young and under-prepared geologist climbs a mountain in the winter and faces peril, but turns defeat into victory and alarums into merry meetings and some most delightful (and warm) measures. A long romantic tale of Christmas romance gifted and unwrapped in the most unlikely of places and circumstances with plenty of erotic thrills for enjoying in your own sleeping bag. / (Reviews)

An Ordinary Sex Life Story
A short little story about a dear friend's wedding. A vignette to be read AFTER An Ordinary College Sex Life 3.

A Dulcie Story
He's a burn-out, and goes to live in a boat. Will he follow the wild geese, or will he find the peace he lost? Dulcie is a secondary character in this one, but an important one. / (Reviews)

Life has odd twists and turns. Jay returns to his hometown for his dad's funeral. He already knows Lena but a gulf of years separate them. Or do they?