On an exploratory road trip to the east coast I found the perfect home in New Hampshire. Now, if I could buy it I'd be happy...If I could find someone to sell it...If I could find out who owns it...and what about the fine red lines surrounding the house when it's foggy? Why do most of the old men look alike and why are the women young, buxom, blond and beautiful. But, most of all, what casts the shadows on the windows?
This was my first attempt at exploring the subject I used for my story, "One Quantum Leap for Mankind". I like the other story better, but this version was fun to write. It starts off the same way, but takes a very different turn.
Colony world of Crocodylia
Crocodylia is a harsh world and scientist stand little chance of surviving if someone does not watch them. To make it worse this group wanted to study the ocean creatures which are even larger and deadly. Most of my job is shadowing them and watching everything else. There is also having to feed them and reminding them of danger.
Emily goes green and likes it. Emily house-sits for her botanist neighbor and gets seduced by an enormous flowering plant in the professor's greenhouse.
Getting ahead sometimes mean getting down... Getting ahead as an intern is no easy thing, and Livi is surprised by an unusual proposition to advance her career. All she had to do was agree to let him transform her into and live with him for a time. He didn't know that she had always fantasized about being transformed, and just couldn't resist the temptation. Now she gets to find out how hot a few adjustments can be.
A story in the Catalum Universe
A rogue from another universe is attempting to spread the alarm of an impending Kryptonian invasion. The Catalum ship is not impressed.
Our family could jump. Not your every-day basketball player jump, but start in Indianapolis and end up in Jakarta. The government found out about us. They tried to take us. It didn't quite work the way they thought...