The Further Adventures of the Wilson Women
The beauty of reposting is that I can build an overall narrative out of three separate pieces. This is the first in a series of stories written at different times and for different reasons. The question under debate in this first one is," Does a single snapshot tell you anything meaningful about a person?" It begins under the most prejudicial possible circumstance. Then it evolves based on who the protagonists really are. It definitely isn't romantic. But it IS a love story.
An Amity Story Part of the Keltria universe
The wizards of Amity were a long way from achieving their goals. Storm had found 2 of his wizards and 3 of his apprentices but still had 2 sets to go. He had decided a trip to Orient was in his crystal ball. He hoped to find one of them there. Penny and Kale would need to help Alexus to claim his apprentice's box, and they believed this was not going to be an easy chore. David also had to find his 2 missing wizards and tame the continent of Federation. (Warning: descriptive bisexual sex)
John's a gunfighter, jaded by a hard life. Dooley is an Apache woman, young enough to be John's daughter. Thrown together by fate, she reminds him that life can be wonderful.
A Story in the John Carter Universe
This is the story of Oliver Brown, the Druid that replaced John Carter as the Grand Druid. It is a story of love and duty.
Runner up for the Golden Clitorides Award for "Best Seasonal Story of 2005."
He loved his wife of 28 years with every molecule of his being. Now six months after she died, can anyone stop his slide into irreversible depression? Is a very special lady's visit on Christmas morn a forlorn hope?