Chapter One: The Cat and the Crimson "Look, I'm not saying I wouldn't fuck a Furry," Alice explained, trying to keep her voice low enough that none of the other convention-goers could hear. Her head even leaned in towards Jacob; whom arched an eye in curiosity at what his friend could add. "Hell, I have fucked Furries. Not like, in their fur suits, but on a...
This is purely for those reviewers who were so kind in comment and eager for a follow up. I started to write it as a mix of two topics, but have decided in view of the comments left to send it in two parts as the 'orientation' of them is quite different. They can be read separately, but I would recommend the original Letter from Maggie for context and charac...
"Jess, stop squirming, " Scott laughed a little as he drove the quiet streets of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. "I can't help it! I'm finally meeting Susie!" Jess squealed excitedly. "Yes, I know. You haven't stopped telling me stories about her since we got in the car." "Shutup, " Jess laughed, "do I look okay?" "You look great. I'd do you. Why do you care? I...
Author's Note Risk Versus Reward is a prequel to Girl Friday and focuses on the story of Karin, the 'H.R. Lady' who provided Charlotte's rather unique interview experience when she was hired. You do not need to read Girl Friday to understand what's going on in Risk Versus Reward. But if you enjoy this story, Girl Friday should most definitely be on your rea...
A High Sweet Song by Maonaigh I'm going back to my writing roots with this story. It's been a long time since I wrote a Gothic weird tale/terror story and I didn't think I would ever write another. However, the idea for this one jumped into my head from nowhere and it just begged to be written. So for what it's worth, here it is and I hope you like it (al...
Rosalind: London, early December 1919. I awoke feeling absolutely marvelous, and lay there for a moment trying to recall the last time I had felt happy through and though. Years, certainly -- before the war. I inhaled deeply, enjoying the smooth softness of the sheets, the comfortable weight of the quilts on top of me, the pale morning light fighting to pen...
Bob was at work. This was but a part of the problem. The remainder of the problem was that Bob no longer felt challenged by the job, and with no challenge there was no sense of fulfilment. Bob longed for a challenge. Then she found one. Let me back up a step; Bob was a Roberta, and not a Robert. Roberta was far too formal and Bobbi was too preppy. She hated...
TAKING IT FURTHER The investigation takes on a whole new perspective when Kay and Nickie spot the police sergeant from Lorne in a café with two career criminals leading to them to wonder just what they have uncovered and how does this relate to the original crime? Aussie Lingo 101. Op Shop: Shortened version of Opportunity shop, the Australian equivalent...
Simon Pendelton Ch.1 Unless stated otherwise, all characters are over the age of 18. August '08 "But I don't want to move!!!" screamed Cindy. "I'm just starting my junior year!" This was going to turn out to be one of Cindy's major tantrums. Her mom, Mary Pendelton, had just informed her and her son, Simon that they would be moving to Minnesota. "I'm s...
Sister Divine took her faith very seriously. The Lord God had given everything, His love, His dignity and His life, for His people and it was only right that she should give up everything for Him in return. And so she had chosen sisterhood in the Convent of the Blessed Mary, in the very ascetic order of the Damascene Nuns. Here there were no soft options in...