A Better World
A Better World II continues the story of the Savage family after the asteroid hit Burma in "A Better World." Tom and Cynthia Savage graduate from high school, get married, form the Graton Squadron, attend San Jose State university, earn degrees in avionics, and join the asteroid defense force. They find who sent the asteroid that hit Burma and tells what they did about it.
Jeff is "just" a friend to Carol but he's been there for her through several disastrous relationships. Can a friend ever become more than "just" a friend? Carol's attempt to find out may not only fail to get her a lover but cost her the friendship as well.
You know what it's like. When your young you don't know why, but you don't always get on with your mate's girlfriends. You just have to learn to tolerate each other to keep the peace. But what happens if you run into one of those girls again, twenty years later. / (Reviews)
This is Part 1 of the continuing saga of Chief Eddie Nolan's 1st WestPac. He's now homeward bound, but not finished with carnal pleasures. Then, when he gets home, there are additional adventures for Eddie and his family and friends. I just had to divide this one, as it was getting too long. Part 2 should be ready shortly.
Michelle and Amanda work together for their exams. Only, it seems that work is not the only thing on Amanda's mind. Michelle, though, has never... well, I'm sure you'll find it more interesting to read about it. ;-)
Two friends get caught up in the beauty and wonder of a magical place. They let their senses and emotions lead them to their secret heaven. This is a story written in the male perspective with a female touch. I love the mystical feel and the language in this story. *sigh*
This one's different. Instead of all the three and four letter words I usually use, these words are polite, although the action is, I hope, exciting. The story is of two teens in love who decide to try what they've learned in the gutter.
I'd been married for a few years to a bastard disguised as a gentleman. I thought he was charming, despite his complete inability to tell the truth. After I threw him out, I kept to the house for a long time. No dating. No boyfriends. No sex. Well, not with anyone else. And I was happy, I thought!