- Oliver
- Fiction
- Description of Unfaithfulness, Sxx and Drug Use
He should have said No! when they suggested moving on to a strip club after their regular Friday night drinks. He should have definitely said No! when they took a booth and invited several private dancers for lap dances and other favours. He should have most certainly said No! when one
- Marie Richmond
- mystery adventure
- none
Rosie hurried through the morning sun to the lawyer’s office. The brick building looked dated especially with the white columns out front. It looked so contrived, theatrical almost. The building looked as if it should be down south and not in Yonkers. She wished she could stay outside soaking up the
- Sharon Esser
- Sci-Fi Romance?
- CReese
- Young Adult
School is a different universe. Nothing looks or feels the same when you’re not in school. Everything about what Ms. Arbor said bothered me while I was at school. I wanted to scream at her that she was out of her mind. I mean, what does “at risk” mean anyway? At
- Jan
- Fiction / Thriller
- Profanity / language
Vihaan goes for a run Vihaan enjoyed the bounciness of his running sneakers. He was happy for his new shoes and had looked forward to trying them out on this outing. His morning runs had become a sacred routine for clearing his mind before work. The painful memories of David had
- Marijo Thompson
- Fantasy
A streak of pink was pushing underneath the clouds. Claudia and Jackson had made it to the overpass. They were safe. She hadn’t accounted for the wind, though. It was determined, gusty. Strong enough to make them both shiver. It was pushing them back, away from the dark waves, back towards
- Wayne Bartlett
- Science fiction
- Deb Walters
- Memoir
The Daze I felt exhausted, lost and in a daze. I helplessly looked to the doctors and nurses for some answers, a miracle, some hope, information, and a promise that Gareth would be okay… Doctors are specialists, and their attention is spread. They have little time to comfort you. Their job
- Jeanne Casey
Shaking the stars from her eyes, Dee scrambled forward to the ledge. The noise from Sunrise had ceased and she could only see the shadow of the hulking town below her. She turned toward her recruits, “That’s not good. Up! Up!” as she began scrambling up the pine with the assistance
- Sharon Esser
- coming of age / sci-fi / romance
- none
- Rachel
- Fiction
- Bit blah!
The rain was starting to spit as Alex parked her car. Exiting swiftly, she pulled her coat closer around her and kept her keys in her hand. Reaching the front step, she rang the doorbell twice in succession and counted quickly to ten before slipping her key in. Her mother had