He hadn't felt like himself in over a year and try as he might, Christopher Collins didn't know quite what to do about it. He felt as if his life was being lived in a fog and like he was swimming through quicksand. He had no ambition, no zeal for life, no appetite and the most noticeable change, no libido. It was gone and didn't seem to be coming back. Nothi...
Lindsay needed money. Badly . As much as she could lay her hands on, because College was so fucking expensive. Her Mom made an okay living, but her books, rent, food and party money were emptying her bank account, and fast. She wanted her social life at College to be as memorable as her studies in art. The tall, tanned blonde co-ed had been happy to get aw...
It was a chance meeting, one that might never have happened. Both hands met in the Supermarket as they reached for a jar of Salad Dressing. He looked over at the owner of the hand that was on top of his own and felt the breath leave his body. He was looking at the most beautiful face he had ever seen in his life. "Excuse me" the woman's voice said in an ic...
As she pumped and did her exercises, Mason cursed under her breath. She'd been an idiot yesterday, an total idiot. She and Neal had their first fight. It was one of those silly fights that people have over nothing – she could barely remember what it was about right now – but her stubborn pride wouldn't let her back down and Neal had left, angry. She missed...
Fleur DeLisle was feeling an unfamiliar emotion. She was nervous. She couldn't recall ever feeling quite this way in all of her life. It verged on a near-fear and she wasn't quite sure how she should handle it. Her life, up to this point, had been a series of adventures and challenges. Fleur had met all of them head on and she had triumphed. Very little bl...
"I'll see you in a few days hon. Have you seen the news? No. Been busy, have you? Okay Tally, try not to miss me so much." "Oh Daddy, I really miss you, but I'm trying not to be too bored without you." The alluring brunette blew a kiss to Carly who was perched on the bed, waiting for her to come back. They'd barely gotten out of bed in the past few days, ot...
Author's Note: This was written with the help of my good friend Minxette, who plotted the story. My thanks to her and to my readership for the wonderful feedback. * The day was beautiful, the sun taking shelter behind the randomly passing clouds, a slight breeze whispering through the leaves of the trees, and the onset of summer providing a sweet afternoon...
Meredith Willows sipped her coffee as she poured a cup for the young man who was outside staining her deck. It already looked miles better than it had the day before, no doubt due to Jimmy "Mack" MacKenzie's diligence. Any job he tackled, he gave it his all and he was never satisfied until it was absolutely perfect. As a matter of fact, Meredith had often te...
Allow me to introduce myself to you, my new, dear readers. My name is Valerie Durrell and I suppose you could say that I am the focal part of this story. I'm a single, popular and active girl and I've just passed my 24th year. I live in France with my family, although I have traveled all over the world. I speak 4 languages fluently, some of that comes from...
For most of his life, Hart Richards had two priorities. The first priority was family. He treasured his parents, his sisters and nieces and nephews. He would have done, and did do, anything to make their lives better. The second priority was an all-consuming one that threatened to destroy Hart. He wasn't aware of it until it was almost too late. He became o...