Dead on Arrival – Karen Vaughan Laura Hamilton didn’t know what she was expecting when she got up that Monday morning, but it sure wasn’t finding a dead body in her living room. Yes, a dead man! Apparently delivered sometime over the weekend, he was currently adorning her living room carpet. Jeff Gibbons, the inspector […]
“Marc, this all got weird really fast. Didn’t it?” “Wil, it’s been weird. Are you just beginning to notice?” “Yeah, well it’s weirder than I realized.” He told Marc about Miss Fulton’s call. Marc exhaled slowly. “We’re twisting in the wind, old man.” Wil hesitated a millisecond. “Not quite yet, my friend. I’ll see you […]
Have dinner plans?” Draven asked. “Nope.” “Want some?” Jamie wiggled her ass against his firm cock and agonized balls. “You asking?” “I am.” Ever so gently, he hooked his finger in her hair, raising it to his lips before brushing it back from her neck. By now, he didn’t care how many cameras snapped. He […]
Being a mother of two teen girls, I am often surrounded by groups of teenagers. The stories that they share from time to time are both disturbing and concerning. Teen novels often glorify teen dating and teen romances, but there are so many dangers out there in the real world that many people do not […]
Truth, As Strange As Fiction: Desperate Mind by J.D. Holiday* I have come crossed a few people in my life who for one reason or another have found something or other about themselves that they were afraid would be found out and to cover it they made up an unbelievable story to hide their secret. […]
“I need one more lady for this to work properly,” he said. “Don’t leave me hanging, ladies. One more, to give me a brace of beauties. What about you, Miss?” He held out his hand to an attractive redhead a few tables away. Walking over, he smiled down at her, looking hopeful. “Would you kindly […]
I was asked by Dellani Oakes and Karen Vaughan to participate in a blog series about sarcasm and humor so I decided to find out what was considered funny in literature. This quest took me way back in time before Terry Pratchett and Mark Twain even before Shakespeare. I actually found one-liners from ancient Rome, […]
Elevators are trouble. I’m not talking about their mechanics, like they’re going to fall down the shaft at some inopportune time. I’m mean waiting for them to get me where I’m going. I hate being surrounded by a lot of smelly people early in the morning on the way to work. I really resent having […]
“What’s with you today?” One of her classmates from Mr. Whitmore’s class asked her. “That’s twice in one day.” “I’ve got to learn when to shut up,” Janet said, folding her hands in front of her. The boy nodded, grinning. He’d seen her at lunch with Diego. After class, he walked with her, stopping at […]
Fiddlestix, Kaz and Harmony agree to accompany General Scott and his men inside their fortress under the mountain. Part of the agreement includes them disarming, as well as neutralizing any cyber weapons. It’s not ideal, but they really have no other choice. No one said anything until they were deep underground in a conference room. […]
