Ma/Fa Stories

A Summer Camp Swingers: Gina Story (1)
Part of the Summer Camp Swingers universe
With Paul’s summer of discovery behind him, it’s time to get back to real life and his connection with Gina. But when the women keep knocking—and Paul keeps answering—things get complicated. His heart belongs to Gina, but his adventures with Amy, Susan, and Stacy could spell trouble.

The continued adventures of Andrew McLeod. Any one of them plausible, the totality of them utterly preposterous. This book covers either side of Christmas in his 2nd year at University. / (Reviews)

Haunted by the past, can a legend & a single mom find love?

Can a bed-ridden old woman tell a newly engaged couple anything about True Love? This story takes its time to fully develop. / (Reviews)

A Stringbreaker Tale (3)
(Stringbreaker III) A soul destroyed, a free spirit and a woman in love. / (Reviews)

Hard to believe but my dad is now on the downward slope to 50! There are a few days each year that are special when it comes to me and my dad - Father's Day, 4th of July, his birthday and Christmas. Of course, it's HOW you make a day special that counts! Note: Reading this over after I wrote it, I may have repeated myself a lot and dwelled on certain topics a bit much. My apologies if that's the case but these things are important to me and are hard to put into words so please bear with me!

If you're like me, it's probably more the things you DIDN'T do in high school that you regret more than anything you did. Even then, it's not really WHAT I didn't do so much as WHO I didn't do. Although we can't go back in time and do things over, sometimes you get another chance at it later in life. The question was, what would I do when such an opportunity arose?

One of the reasons I've always been willing to submit totally to my father is I love him and trust he will never ask me or force me to do anything I do not want. So what happened when the day came there was something he wanted so terribly bad and there is only one person who could give it to him - me, but it meant I had to do something that I really didn't want to? We're not talking about cleaning my room either.