Slow Stories

A Life in Paradise Story
16 year old Kyle Martin and his friends Ed Fritz and Jeremy North dream of high school football glory. They work with their teammates and coaches to take their team to the playoffs and state championship game in their junior and senior seasons. They struggle to balance football with pleasing and satisfying their girlfriends as they reach maturity. Does striving for excellence preclude them from experiencing a full mature relationship with their girls?

A Swarm Cycle Story
Inventor. Enforcer. Thief. Left alone, Calix is all of these things for the only family he has left - the Detroit chapter of the national Cholos gang. He has no time for CAP testing; the CAP test was just more of the rich subjugating the poor. What happens when he loses the Cholos? [15 Chapters, 150,000+ words]

An Arenoso Trails Story
Both cereal grains and serial killers bear on the undermining of the Kanzona and those who run it as the panic engulfs all.

A Better Man Story
Are you ready for some football?! USC finally gets to play someone other than themselves, and David Dawson is the day-one starter. His rival, Matt Long, is in the wings, ready to take his spot if he falters. David soon learns that life isn’t fair, but he makes it his goal to be the last man standing.

A Good Medicine Story
Part of the A Well-Lived Life universe
The continuation of the story of Michael Peter Loucks, A faithful, Russian Orthodox man. You should read 'Good Medicine - Freshman Year', 'Good Medicine - Sophomore Year', and 'Good Medicine - Junior Year', before starting this book. This story is in the same universe as 'A Well-Lived Life' and being current on AWLL is helpful, but not necessary, to the enjoyment of this story. The author is a two-time Clitorides 'Author of the Year' winner (2015, 2017) and won 'Best New Author' in 2015.

A Dusty Story
Part of the Keltria universe
This story is about a man who lived on Mars in 2097. Zeke was not ordinary; he was gifted with unusual powers. His aim in life was to improve the lives of his family, friends, fellow Martians, and even Earthlings. If he had a little excitement along the way, that was just a bonus.

The problem with beautiful women is that they are beautiful. They work their way into a man's head and turn him into a blithering idiot. Even worse, as far as Magus is concerned, stunningly gorgeous women are attracted to men of intelligence like moths to a candle. / (Reviews)