A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
Two widowed grandmothers, Alicia and Nancy, separated by a hedge and decades of polite waves, begin a forbidden, passionate lesbian romance after misdelivered mail brings them together. Grief, guilt, and explosive desire collide as their families (and one geriatric dog and a feral cat) discover just how loudly love can bloom at sixty-four. A raw, funny, deeply moving second-spring love story.
After Jason loses his mother to cancer, he decides to join the army. Returning home two years later, he receives a letter from his father's solicitor. The man who left his mother twenty years ago.
This is a story set in the sixties. It is a story about a man seeking forgiveness and penance. It isn't really a story of rape, just one of human consequences, and of a person's spirit refusing to give up. Any sex is going to be strictly a byproduct of the story.
Behold the man. Something a bit different to normal. A friend read my story about Joseph, liked it, and wrote re-worked Easter story. The disciples weren't the saintly creatures in stained glass windows, they were working class, rough round the edges. This attempts to bring that out a little more.
A G-Rated Story Is it "leaves fallin'" or "flowers dyin'"? You'll have to read the story to find out. A short story about the Irish in America and ambivalence between the generations.
The old man had searched in vain for a special "something" that had eluded him for most of his life. Now, at the end, that most special of all human experiences was finally offered to him. Not all the pertinent tags have been displayed. To do so would take away from the impact of the story.