School Stories

This is 'non-contest' Halloween story. Nancy Parker is trapped in an an endless cycle of harassment and intimidation in an orphanage but a ghoulish visitor offers her salvation and retribution against those who have trespassed against her... of course there is a price to pay.

High school lovers make the agonizing choice of breaking up before going off to separate colleges. Years down the road, there's a reunion. Between a broken marriage and mountainous college debt, plus years of separation, what chance is there of romance blossoming once again? From the well-known author of The Waitress, Sarah, Terror in the Snowstorm, Dad? I Have a Question, The Hunger, and others.

Gorgeous, rich, sixteen-year-old Kennedy Vanderholt lives a life of luxury, wealth, and privilege. But what she really craves is a violent black convict by the name of Trayvon Jackson...

Dana Baxter was speechless when a student groped her right in her classroom. A very inappropriate thing for an eighteen-year-old boy to do to his teacher. Now she would have to deal with the unruly boy.

They were friends in high school who went off to separate colleges after graduation. It's the first weekend back home for the summer and they were supposed to go to the park together. Then it rained. The rain doesn't necessarily have to spoil their day.

A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
Eternal Flame: A raw, passionate lesbian romance. Random college roommates Nawana (part-Cherokee artist) and Jordan (driven pre-med) spark instant chemistry that ignites into fierce love. Over 12 years, they battle crushing workloads, money woes, jealousy, long-distance, med school burnout, and residency's riptide—choosing each other through explosive fights and desperate reconciliations. Sensual, unflinching, and deeply emotional, this is queer love tested by fire and emerging unbreakable.

Chris Michaels is sneaking off with his girl next door crush for some good old fashioned sex. But when her loudmouthed twin sister pops up, things get crazy.

Sculptor and art teacher Josh Adams is inspired by an encounter with a fellow student in grad school. When he started teaching, an undergrad wanted to become his inspiration. It was so easy to become involved with his student, but so dangerous as well.