John has money and property left to him when his parents die in an accident. He has always been intrigued with the game of Monopoly. Can it work as well in life as on the board. What are the pitfalls? Are there any rewards?
After time, a relationship can lose much of its luster and passion. Excitement and desire can wane. Is it possible to reclaim that wonder or we doomed to a life of mediocrity? Follow Guy as he turns to nature in order to make some sense of it all. Through biking, boating, canoeing, and backpacking he attempts to return to the important things in life. Can Guy find the magic that he seeks in the woods and open spaces? Trust me. This is not your normal "Nymph" story.
The fate of Humanity rests in the hands of one inhuman assassin. This was inspired by the Iced Earth CDs "Framing Armageddon" and "The Crucible of Man", excellently written by Jon Shaffer. This is just my take on the tale itself.
Johnny is approached and seduced by the FBI into him giving help to an agent recovering from her injuries. Over the next few months he is lied to and manipulated by the agent and the Bureau. The first promise of happiness goes sour and he has to keep searching.
This story is a prequel to 'Janice and Shelly' and is the story of Janice's dad and step-mum. Charles lost his first wife to a drunken driver, and he found love and lust when he least expected it.