Ma/Fa Stories

A Tara Story
Part of the Keltria universe
Jean is a scientist. She is trying to create an antivenin so her race, the Shifters, didn't die horrible deaths when bitten by a huge spider call an aracnzi. However, other people have different ideas. Mark is of a race called the Paragons. He is accidentally transported to Jean's word to help her and the people who live on Tara. This is their story.

What truly is the "stuff that dreams are made of?" Bogey's description of money aside, this is a tale of self-discovery for Jim when he confronts a rather strange and (hopefully?) unique ability. Or, is he just dreaming? (26 Chapters, 192,350 words total) / (Reviews)

He's an ex-SAAF and SAPS pilot hiding as a bush pilot in the war-torn Congo. She's a rebellious Qatari heiress, a brilliant aviator fighting for her future. Thrown together on a simple humanitarian aid relief mission, their uneasy alliance explodes into a secret war when they are given a deadly attack plane. In a cockpit where trust is the only flight plan, they must learn to fight as one, only to discover that the most dangerous war zone of all is the human heart.

Following the romance and intrigue surrounding a 38 year-old ex-Marine who is retired for medical conditions and suffers from chronic degenerative spinal injuries. Fancying himself a writer, he stumbled upon an agent who not only loves his no-nonsense recollection of life in combat-but agrees to help him publish it. Throw in two rascally rottweilers, a single widowed mother of twin girls, as well as her extended Filipino family, and you have enough intrigue to unsettle the most hardened Jarhead.

A Modern Romance story
A widower and his three kids find a lost woman who could become so much more to the lonely family. / (Reviews)

A story in the Institute universe
As a Docent, Alex's job was to teach adolescent clients about all things sexual during their brief encounters. As an Elite, he was acknowledged as one of the best Docent's in the World, had the bank account to prove it, and could literally do anything he wanted. Yet after years of service, there were few surprises and it was time to move on to a new challenge: college. Now, all he needs to learn is how to fit in. Note that this is not the typical romance, love, or college story. / (Reviews)