A young man is transported to a new world as the Dark Lord, witness his rise from an ordinary college student to a being capable of causing the greatest evil.
A Reginald Story Reginald and his family are moved to the planet Rehome, courtesy of The Personalia, thus setting off new adventures. The story was a challenge from a reader, and is accepted (30 chapters).
Whilst serving time at a correctional facility Robert Valentine is blackmailed into becoming a transvestite prison whore to satisfy the needs of hardened criminals. A fellow 'Prison Doll' Allie Katt feminises 'Bobbie' and turns her out to be the plaything for men desperate for sex behind bars. Robert soon discovers that 'Bobbie' is beginning to not only accept her fate, she is falling for a dangerous criminal.
A merchant seaman, Tom, is forced to retire when his ship gets sold for scrap. He's a senior ship's engineer. He returns home, buys an RV, and begins an extended vacation across the southern states. An alien had to land in the Arizona desert to make ship repairs. The alien gets hurt. Tom rescues the alien, who is a real ditz. They soon become fast friends. Our alien, Drozul, does Tom a big favor by fixing a birth defect in Tom. A great relationship happens between the two men.
A sequel to Non Zero Sum Game. What are the wages of Sin? Joey calls her Sin, short for Cindy. This is Ciny's perspective. What payback does she demand?
A Character Sketches of Sketchy Characters Story "There is an underlying current that ties all bastards together. It binds them, bonds them, creates a loyalty between them where none existed previously just by their knowledge that the other is as they are. And in that current is a need, a hunger to prove that what was denied them was deserved all along." - Jurna, the Merchant
What if you are to inherit a business empire on the death of its surviving elderly founder and learn its startup capital was from Nazi war loot? Then you learn the empire's founders obtained that loot by stealing it from the Nazi Party and they kept a portion of what they stole for themselves to atone for the Nazi Party stealing their families' businesses and executing their families. That is Paul Adler's dilemma.