Ma/Fa Stories

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
Attending their high school dance, Brad professes his love for Abby. The night ends perfectly for Abby...She held out her hand to him, "Come with me, it's time," Abby smiled. "Time for what?" Brad asked. "Do I have to spell it out for you?" He still didn't quite understand, "Where am I spending the night?" "Here," "And who am I going to wake up next to in the morning?" "...me?" "Clever boy! Come with me Brad, it's our time," Abby took him by the hand leading him upstairs.

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
On this day, Abby has very naughty ideas for her thank you date with Dan that includes them posing as father and daughter.

A Dulcie Story
A rare snow in Maldon, an abandoned baby, and a waif found and rescued. Stands alone, but more meaningful if you're familiar with the last Dulcie and Jenni stories.

My experiences with a pair of twins. One of them was crazy. But which one?

A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story
Brad and Abby along with family and friends host a Living Liver Donor campaign for Eric Chandler. April and Dave have great new for Dan...Everyone wore a white T shirt stamped with the words 'Eric's Endeavour, Living Liver Donor Campaign,' and his smiling picture. The shirts matched the large banner the girls had made that hung predominantly behind Brad.

Love finds a way.

A story in the Phantom Horse Bridge Universe
Harry Gladstone just wanted to expand his family’s bed and Breakfast into an upscale Inn. He had the plans and the funds. His father, Mayor Hal Gladstone, wanted him to follow in his footsteps as the next leader of Gladstone, Colorado. The problem was, Harry was in love with Glenna Schumacher who also wants to be the next mayor of Gladstone. Harry would give anything to let her be mayor and just chase his own dream, but becoming mayor is expected of him. Wanting the enemy isn’t.

An unlikely friendship begets unlikely gifts. And then there was "The Face." Stranger things might have happened, but not to me. / (Reviews)

A week's vacation in Eastern Kentucky, an old classic car, and a girl. What is real and what is not?

Before he heads off to college, Curtis' grandfather coerces him into spending a month in an isolated mountain cabin. The object? To develop some maturity. He's not excited about the prospect, but decides to make the best of the situation. Meeting a forest ranger makes his adventure far more interesting than he could ever have imagined.