Ma/Fa Stories

A Good Medicine Story
Part of the A Well-Lived Life universe
The continuation of the story of Michael Peter Loucks, A faithful, Russian Orthodox man. You should read 'Good Medicine - Freshman Year', 'Good Medicine - Sophomore Year', and 'Good Medicine - Junior Year', before starting this book. This story is in the same universe as 'A Well-Lived Life' and being current on AWLL is helpful, but not necessary, to the enjoyment of this story. The author is a two-time Clitorides 'Author of the Year' winner (2015, 2017) and won 'Best New Author' in 2015.

In the 2030s, Supers on both sides of the fence have been getting away with murder, and worse, for far too long. Only one man has been doing anything to correct this travesty, the man the world knows as Bach. The oldest and strongest of Supers, he had long ago decided that the mass murders and the 'worse' needed to be buried six feet under. This tale begins with a young army Lieutenant spurring Bach to live life again and not just go through the motions. 50,000 words. Enjoy. Shaddoth.

This is a prequel to Split Trails Ranch. / (Reviews)

A Naomi Story
Continuing directly after the events in A Beautiful, Wonderful Trap, here we learn what happens as Tom begins his life with Kelly. We hear Kelly's back story, we meet Tom's sister and Naomi finds a friend...

A story in the Family Formed by Fate Universe
This is a direct continuation of "The Catalyst". If you haven't read that yet, this will be a difficult read as you will miss all of the character development and basis of the ESP/Psychokinesis. This book goes deeper into the Origins of Charlie's ability and what happened at the end of the first book. There is more 'Action/Adventure' and slightly less 'Sex'.

The Last Ride of Iceman and Gypsy Jane / (Reviews)

The story of a future found.
What if you can cure the incurable, including restoring the dead flesh of a re-attached severed limb? How? Well, that's the rub, isn't it? The secret is in your sexual emanations and only works when reacting to the environment of a vagina. / (Reviews)

The story of a future found.
Dayyev was a source of wonderment to his family, whilst they all excelled in various careers, he was unique, an artist, someone who drew images with carbon sticks. Dayyev had real talent, the ability to draw and bring out the 'essence' of a subject, something no AI could. It also meant the Empire could use a young man no one in their right mind would suspect was someone other than he seemed, not with his talent for art. / (Reviews)

This book in the series deals with a busy six weeks at the end of 1987, covering the end of Andrew's first term as well as the holidays.

A lot of parents tell their children, "I hope you have a child who is just like you." What's worse than having a child just like yourself? Maybe it is having a daughter who is just like your mother! / (Reviews)