Romance Stories

A Happy Harry Story
Part of the John Carter universe
Amy doesn't know it, but a couple of Druids have taken an interest in her and her Friday night activities. That's the good news. The bad news is that one of them is Happy Harry. / (Reviews)

A Story in the Smart Girls Universe
The continuing adventures of Cindy and the gang at school and work and home. / (Reviews)

A Regan Riley and Andy Drayton Story
Two people from vastly different worlds shared one crazy night two months earlier. Regan Riley learned that life is sometimes serious and Andy Drayton learned that life can sometimes be fun. Now they've decided to see if they can overcome their differences and forge a relationship. This is the sequel to "Unending Night." / (Reviews)

An A Well-Lived Life 2 Story
Part of the A Well-Lived Life universe
Steve may not have been closer to anyone, other than his sister, than Bethany. Her surprise decision to move to Chicago to complete her Master's degree and be closer to Steve cemented their relationship. The Vegas odds were on her becoming the future Mrs. Adams. But what if she also had ulterior motives behind leaving Madison, and her own agenda as well? What she held back from him is exactly what caused their plans to implode in dramatic fashion. Now, it’s time for them to pick up the pieces.

An Across Eternity Story
Noah and his friends head to the nation of the dwarves to continue their fight against the Profane. / (Reviews)

Hook, Pick and Lens
Matt and Lara start off the new year with hope for the future, but the arrival of the Irish twins throws everything on its head. The foursome grows close, riding the victories and defeats of high school with a little help from their friends. When a dim secret is dredged up from the depths of the sea, everything changes. The half-siblings leap into the unknown, wondering if they'll ever be able to find truth. (Please read Books 1 & 2 of the HPL series to understand this story.) / (Reviews)

A Human Story
Scott MacIntyre, the unusual foster kid raised on a boys ranch in West Texas, joined the Marines at the end of Human Phoenix. In the sequel, Human Man, he's all grown up and ready to make a life for himself. / (Reviews)

Korea has no written language. What it has is a thirteen-year-old princess and her eleven-year-old cousin, hiding behind a screen with stolen ink, inventing one. Princess Jeong Eun-bin never meant to change history. She meant to send her cousin a letter no one else could read. But when her father — King Sejong the Great — intercepts that letter, everything changes. What began as a secret between two girls becomes the foundation of a nation's voice. She will never receive credit. She will receive