Summer had been hard; hard to forget her, hard to move on. But the first week of uni completely helped change that. I was over her. I had forgotten her. Now, here, I was surrounded by new normal people, including normal attractive girls. I was saved. Or was I? Am I still hopelessly in love with the frumpy girl whom I've been crushing on all through school? And might she actually have some feelings for me?
Teenage Kayle's life revolves around her mother until... Set sail on the Vita Nova, "New Life", as Kayle grows into a young woman with her father; her lover.
Sandra 34 has finally ditched Jeff, her alcoholic boyfriend. Paul, two years her junior, who himself is recovering from alcohol addiction, has been trying to help Jeff but to no avail. Sandra has come to rely on Paul more and more emotionally and discovers she has developed strong feelings for him. Their story - and sexual awakening - begins....
An Amy Story A little background on the new character introduced in When The Music's Over. This story cover's her background, and explains the darkness that Amy recognised in her. This is not a happy story for the most part, so take note of the codes before you read it...
A boy leaves his home in the hills of West Virginia and returns a man. He finds he has nothing left anymore but finds people there he never appreciated before. Your thoughts about the future for Rob and the girls is encouraged. Should he or should he not love them? He can come back to find they have gone on with their life without him or that the time away did not change their feelings. There is no cheating or revenge here folks, just a normal part of life; you decide the next step.
This stand-alone story is a kind of prequel to my story 'My Son, the Photographer' and tells how two of the characters in that story first become intimate.
This story is about a wager between two women, on an NFL football game. It is a five part clothing wager. Each quarter of the game stands alone, with the final score being the fifth part. Each woman is only wearing four garments. The loser has to pay two penalties, one on Sunday afternoon and evening, and one at lunch on Monday.