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Marc Matthews, intensely private star of the hit TV show Destiny, hates his fans. He can think of nothing worse than having to speak to, sign autographs for, or have his picture taken with them. So the day he finds out he’s contractually obligated to attend the biggest TV convention of the year,...

King of the Horseflies is the first book in this horror/sci-fi series of Carver a dark stranger that is possessed by a force to journey North. As he travels through the small California town of Safe, he is hindered by some of the towns inhabitants. Little do they know that the force driving Carver to the North will stop at nothing, and will wreak havoc on anyone who stands in their way.

He shattered my defenses and I was fragile to begin with… The first time I saw Adam Black, I was between the arms of a criminal, a gun to my throat and even then, I knew I was staring at the most dangerous man in the room. Maybe it was his confident, cerulean eyes, or the sex appeal...

We're flawed. Both full of scars and tormented by the shadows of our past. But in each other's arms we find solace, we find perfection. Adam Black. Gorgeous, demanding, a sinful dream that once was my reality. I was his… until I walked away. For months I've managed to curb my...

Robert had received a sticky saying he would find God at a Kosciusko Street address. He accepted the invitation and met with the woman you see in the picture. The conversation they had, the lunch they enjoyed at Angelo's Pizza Palace, and the monumental event that occurred there will astonish you and strain your credulity.

This is a short story, based upon the Daisy Weal series, and if you wanted to insert it chronologically, it would go somewhere between chapters seven and eight of book one. If you are anywhere over ten years of age, and like superh1ero fantasy then you are going to enjoy this. There are five books...

This is a short story, based upon the Daisy Weal series, and if you wanted to insert it chronologically, it would go somewhere between chapters six and seven of book one. If you are anywhere over ten years of age, and like superhero fantasy then you are going to enjoy this. There are five books and...

Melissa Saint is a single mother with deep regrets that haunt her. In a collegiate coffee house setting during a poetry reading, she confronts the pain of her actions. Kara, her rebellious daughter, reveals her suffering through self destructive decisions unaware she’s haunted by her mother’s biggest secret.

Book Four in the USA Today Bestselling Philadelphia Patriots Series He's a billionaire ballplayer... Noah Cade, pitcher for the Patriots, has big problems. He's recovering from a serious injury and he's just been saddled with his sick aunt's crazy dogs. Then there's his dad, a wealthy...

This is a continuation of the previous part, where we had a look at how women communicate over text. This will be similar, though with a slightly different focus this time around. Enjoy!

Grace and I had set a date for our wedding. Alex arranged a stag party in my honor. Suddenly I found myself in the middle of a joke where I was "married" in a fake marriage on the evening before my actual wedding day. But there was a terrible blunder and the "fake" marriage turned out to be a real one. This brought on some complications that readers will find interesting.

This poetry is all encompassing and cannot simply be defined as being for either gay and lesbian or straight readers.Those that have read the collection said they could relate to the poems, with some saying it was as though the poet had written about their lives.Covering topics, and how they impact...

Ted and Marie had been married two years. Suddenly, one morning she announced she did not want to be married anymore and wanted to take a new road. Though he tried to talk her out of this decision, she remained adamant. Marie met Philip. He seemed to be the man that she had been dreaming of. They...

"That ar' log bobs 'round like the old sea-sarpint," muttered Ben Perkins to himself, leaning forward with his pole-hook and trying to fish it, without getting himself too deep in the water. "Blast the thing! I can't tackle it no how;" and he waded in deeper, climbed on to a floating log, and endeavored again to catch the one which so provokingly evaded him.