These stories are very loosely interrelated.. They inhabit the same contemporary timeline. While most are basically standalone tales, we do see main characters in cameo appearances in other stories.
There is no real reading order
This is a revised and updated version of a story I posted on another site. Daniel is a successful author who meets and falls in love with Mia, a marriage counsellor. But Mia has a secret that threatens to destroy their chance of happiness. In pursuing the truth Daniel has to face his own demons. / (Reviews)
It's a tale as old as time, of love found, lost and found again. It's the oldest plot in literature. This is my take on this tale. It concentrates on the 'found again' part, and looks at the difficulties people have in rebuilding a relationship, and for one, regaining trust after it has been lost.
This tale is a heady mix of romance and cheating. Its the story of two people in an unconventional marriage and what happens when a third person threatens the relationship. I have revised and updated this story.
This is Michael Fitzpatrick's tale. A Dr pushed into retirement, he’s offered a job opportunity halfway across the world. He discovers that life isn't a simple bed of roses. It's a tale of finding out that love is a never-ending journey that can take many forms. At heart, it's an old man's fantasy.
Over the past year, I've had quite a few requests to write a follow-up to The Woodworker's Wife, one in which Marcus gets his comeuppance. I had a story bouncing around in my thoughts, the chance to including Marcus as the villain was the perfect addition. It's not another tale of Dave and Zoe, nor is it a true sequel. But it does have Marcus as one of the villains. It is possible to read this as a standalone story
This is a long and convoluted story of a naive talented young artist, a marriage under attack and a husband's response to a predatory older world-wise man. It charts the attempted seduction of the wife. It builds up slowly. The original version of this story was edited by Romantic1. Blackrandl1958 was kind enough to edit this revised version. A big thank you to both of you.
This story is a romance about rediscovery and sailing away into the sunset. It's something that I've been working on for the past year, a longish tale in two parts. The first part, the introduction, was to be a romantic rediscovery of lost love, introducing the main characters. The second, loss, and anguish on the high seas. Both parts have been submitted together
This is the companion piece to Alison Found. Now that I have a bit more free time, I thought I would fill in some of the gaps, especially those about Alison before the fateful meeting in the restaurant. Most of this story will be written from Alison's perspective, but not all. It’s in two chapters. Many thanks to Blackrandl1958 for her editing skills for both parts. Up11pendragon for his review of part one and Nora Fares for hers of part two.
