Ma/Fa Stories

A story in the The World of Erasthay Universe
Knight-Errant Angela and her naughty acolyte Sophia continue their quest. To get the next piece of the High King's sword they travel to the Island of the Birds. / (Reviews)

The life of a movie star can be demanding. And when that movie star joins the business as a young teenage girl, those pressures can be overwhelming. Corinne DeLoie is the her generation's Audrey Hepburn, a shining star in a cesspool of people who all 'need' something from her for themselves, and all against a backdrop of the modern Internet and twenty-four second news cycles. This story is copyright @2017 Gilbert Moore. All rights reserved except as required to be posted here.

A young woman is touring and old manor house when she suddenly finds herself transported back to regency England when the house was full of life. She finds romance with one of the lords of the manor, but will she be able to stay in his time?

Ann Olson was a school teacher who decided to go West in 1868. She had no prospects, and she hated Philadelphia, so she went looking for greener pastures. Join her on her great adventure.

A young man who suffers from Bipolar depression finds a cure or is it. Come read about Davy Woods and his nightmare. The POV changes on purpose in the prologue, it starts with Davy's journal and then it switches to him telling what happened.

I never meant for it to happen. One teasing lap dance at the bachelor party turned into secret texts, desperate hookups, and raw, guilt-soaked nights with my best friend’s wife. Emily swears she still loves Mark… but she keeps coming back for more — in my bed, in the basement while he games upstairs, even on a luxury hotel weekend. Risky creampies, near-misses, and crushing guilt. How long until everything explodes?

A young woman's parents are killed in an accident on the day she graduates from college. As she goes through their belongings later she finds that she didn't know her parents quite as well as she thought she did.

When my marriage failed, I knew the reason. I had picked the wrong hand. I should have known better, so for my next partner, I would be much more selective.

Constance never knew