Slow Stories

A Cala de Sirena Story
If you enjoyed Cala de Sirena, experience the two greatest days in Don and Angel's lives, their wedding and the birth of their daughter Joy. Joy's conception is told from Angel's point of view while she struggles with her decision how they conceived Joy. I had this story after "Return to Cala", but I realized that it's best told before "Return" and I hope future and past readers agree.

A story set in the Pinwheel Universe
When a shipment of weapons goes missing on a remote mining colony, Agent Boyd is sent to assess the situation. What he uncovers is a plot to take control of the planet, but during his getaway his spaceship is shot down. Stranded on the planet's moon and with only his survival suit at his disposal, he must find a way back to civilization, all while trying to deal with an unwitting alien companion.

David meets Helen. There is instant rapport. What could go wrong? Sod's law says if it can go wrong it will go wrong, probably catastrophically. Can they ever beat Sod at his evil game? This is a long, slow meandering story, you have been warned.

Can Texas Holdem bring two lonely souls together? Or will they lose on life's river card. You've got to know when to hold them....[Sorry, I had to go with the poker flow, but it's not 'the' story.] Note the CAUTION category. It is explained before the story starts. / (Reviews)

A Story in the Middlebury Chronicles Universe
A single mom and her sixteen year old daughter have reached the end of their rope. They are penniless, unemployed, and a week away from being evicted. It’s a situation of their own making. They are lazy and amoral and now society’s largess is about to run out. So they plan a theft from a man whose house mom once cleaned. He catches them and offers them an alternative to prison. This is a simple little tale about second chances.

When Daniel’s teasing, sexy older sister comes home from college for the summer, she shows her virgin little brother the ropes. As he grows closer to the big sister he idolizes, he can’t help but wonder if she’s trying to put more pieces back together than just her nightly puzzle. Are there enough pieces in the world to make any puzzle whole again? Or does a missing piece mean it’s forever broken? VERY slow burn, story-heavy. For readers into a softer than soft femdom kinda vibe.