School Stories

An inner city black girl gets a chance to go to college - but learns much more than what's in the curriculum!

John was a widower trying to raise a now teenage daughter. He still loved his wife dearly however it had been 5 years since her death. He hadn't dated or even held a woman in his arms since that terrible day. Now his daughter was having her first parent-teacher conference of the school year and John was in for quite a surprise when he met her teacher...

Brian Miller from New York receives a call from Dean Jones, representing the legal firm of James and Jones, expressing his father's passing. After arriving in California, Brian learns about his father's will and his stepmother Laura and stepsister Emma. All characters and story set in a fictional location

This is the first of my writing, I hope that it is not too bad. A old love and a new love intertwined.

My experiences of my first time as a young teen girl and it is not with the boy I am expecting. This is one short story with a slowish build up.

Taylor is aiming for big things: a career in professional sports, and doesn't like making waves. However, when Taylor meets the flamboyant Jacob in the drama department, there's a distinct clash of cultures. The out-and-proud attitude of one unable to hide imperils the future of one who can. Casual meetings under the bleachers risk loss of millions in future earnings. Yet two figures can't keep their hands off each other. Can the two resist each other long enough to survive high school?

When Richie's patience was being heavily tested by his girlfriend Harper, a strange witch offers a trade: his frustrating cow for a access to a fistful of beans and the promise of the best of the best of the best girls to replace Harper.

From high school virgin and despised by her parents and siblings to superstar MIT student and then beyond, this rollercoaster ride, told in the form of an autobiography, involves lots of sexual interludes and exploration along with interweaving real-world Boston-area events to pull the reader deep inside.