Teenagers Stories

Beaten nearly to death, an average teenage boy is mysteriously given access to a program he can use to manipulate any human--including himself--physically, mentally, or emotionally. While he is nearly recovered from his beating, Jack plots his revenge against those who nearly killed him, those who helped them get away with it, and also decides to have some fun along the way. Please read the 'Foreword' for more information on the codes.

Nikki doesn’t have time to date—she’s just trying to get out of a shitstorm school year with the diploma she desperately needs. So why is she drawn to this mysterious girl at Starbucks who uses a different name every day? A teen romance of pandemic times.

Ethan and Daniel are freshmen at college and very good friends. They connect with Jasmine, a black girl. Both boys have feelings for her beyond friendship. The three of them try to find a way to keep everyone happy and end up together in bed, where Ethan and Daniel get closer to each other than expected.

Toby Adamson, now almost 18 years old, has been best friends with twins Andrew and Natasha Stevenson ever since they met in kindergarten, when they were all just 5 years of age. Toby was totally in love with Natasha by the time that they reached the age of 10. Sadly for him, she couldn’t ever seem to see him as more than a best friend. Indeed, she isn't even going to be at his 18th birthday celebration lunch, as she is spending the Easter break with her first serious boyfriend, Rupert...... / (Reviews)

Teri, Dana, and Mike have been dating each other for most of the school year, but summer vacation brings new challenges: a move, a wedding, a career—not to mention a few troublesome sisters. The triad must deal with the changes in their lives, both together and apart. A novel-length sequel to “Third Time’s the Charm.”

A Blues Story
Bob hires Megan to help him paint his house. She's been his cute little tomboy neighbor for years. But Megan has grown up some, and what she wants for payment isn't what he had in mind. At first, anyway.

Joe Diffie sings a song called "John Deere Green", about a water tower and the message painted on it: Billy Bob loves Charlene. Mr. Diffie heard about that water tower and thought it would make a good song. He just was never told the whole story. Now, in the words of Billy Bob himself, the secret of that water tower and that message and how it affected everybody in town is being told.

An Almost Like a Song Story
A continuation of the "Song" series. Previous stories in order are Wolf Creek Pass, Silverton, Canyon Trilogy, and Las Vegas Nights. The couple are heading for Mickey's home where she must overcome her past in order to insure her sister's future.