Slow Stories

Spearfish Lake/Dawnwalker series story
Jon is white and Tanisha is black. They've lived together for five years, hiding from a wrathful father and a vindictive brother. Despite some trepidations, they love their new lives, jobs, and friends. When their best friend is involved in a nationally publicized incident, discovery seems likely. Dealing with that requires resourceful thinking and direct action, but things are not always as they seem. As a result, their lives will change more than they can imagine.

A Break from Destiny
The story is set in a fantasy world comparable to medieval earth. The main protagonists are brother and sister. Direct descendants of a God, they are fighting destiny to choose their own future. There is blood, war, magic, lots of sex, action and adventure, but mainly it is a character driven story and a fantasy case study on schizophrenia. / (Reviews)

A Story in the Smart Girls Universe
Hurricane season in south Louisiana. Dan stays behind because it's HIS ancestral home. In the aftermath, he rescues another stay-behind, a young girl. Hurricanes change a lot of things. Including two lives. / (Reviews)

A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
In a snowbound Kansas library, Isabel Torres, still haunted by her first love, rereads The Price of Salt alone after hours. When Harper Ellis bursts in from a blizzard—seven years after leaving without warning—their reunion ignites raw grief, fierce apologies, and desperate passion. Tears mingle with kisses as they reclaim each other on the cold marble floor, bodies and hearts colliding in a storm of longing and absolution. The book waits open, a witness to love that refuses to stay broken.

Bob moved to South Dakota to get away from a painful situation. Then he fell in love with a slip of a girl who he knew he couldn't have, and found himself in pain again. You know that saying: No pain, no gain? It is a phrase that can be very true.

Bob Stevens is ready to leave this earth after the death of his beloved wife of 46 years, but how to do it and not make it look like suicide. An unusual intervention solves his problem and put him on a great adventure that he never dreamed of.

He was flotsam. She was jetsam. You never know what you'll find when you're beachcombing. / (Reviews)

Gabriela Rodriguez is a terrorist facing decades in supermax after blowing up a CEO's mansion. Akira Drake is an arsonist. She's a woman with a cause; he's just plain crazy. She thinks too much; he doesn't think at all. They shouldn't want each other. They definitely shouldn't need each other. But in a place where everyone's already damned, what's one more bad decision?