It was time to do what she had been putting off for far too long. It was going to be tough but she had reached the point where she didn’t want to be his booty call anymore. She deserved better. And it didn’t matter that she was crazy about the guy. It was obvious that… Read More Jelani and Nash
It was a beautiful Sunday morning and Ede and Hank were in Porto Novo having lunch. “I spoke to my mother last night. She asked me if I would be spending Christmas in Portland with her.” “What’s Christmas like in Portland?” “Very festive. You have the Revels Show with singing, dancing, juggling, and poetry as… Read More Porto Novo & Portland
It was Sunday evening and the sun was just setting. He was on his way to Jacksonville where Alanis lived when he decided to drive to Gray Whale Cove. He got out of the car and made his way gingerly down the steep steps. He stood facing the ocean, breathing in the tangy salt air… Read More Dinner with Alanis
My name is Cal. I’m here on my uncle Ted’s ranch. He’s not doing too well, I’m afraid. The doctor doesn’t think he will last much longer. That saddens me. Uncle Ted is the closest thing I have for a father. My own father died when my mother was pregnant with me so I never… Read More Cal, the Rancher
He had set the lofty goal of becoming one of the top five wealthiest men in the world and reached it at the age of thirty-five. He bought a castle that once belonged to a Lord. He had a large staff which took care of everything. He had his privacy. He had his own beach… Read More All of Me
Monique had just taken off her dressing-gown and was about to get dressed when the door opened and Shane walked in, bold as brass. “Who gave you permission to just walk into my room?” she demanded, hands on hips. In the past, she would have covered up to hide her curves but that was before… Read More Finishing What They Started
When Irina, the managing editor of Eye on You, decided that it would be a great idea to dedicate a big chunk of the summer Issue to eligible bachelors, everyone jumped on the bandwagon. The magazine was female skewed so they knew that their readers and subscribers would get a kick out of these, especially… Read More Unfinished Business
Noelle was having a private meeting with Barry Forbes in her office when the door opened and Sandra, her secretary walked in. Noelle glanced up at her, unable to hide her irritation at the disruption but before she could say anything, Sandra spoke. “I’m sorry to interrupt, Noelle, but I have an urgent phone call… Read More Dinner at Sunset
To write the love of God above Would drain the ocean dry; Nor could the scroll contain the whole, Though stretched from sky to sky – a Hymn by Frederick M. Lehman The love of God is brighter than the most luminescent star in the sky and more vast than the universe He created.
A creature of habit, he went for a walk on the beach very early in the morning before the sun rose. It was quiet and peaceful at that time and he could clear his thoughts. This morning was different, though. His mind was in turmoil. He couldn’t stop thinking about her and what almost happened… Read More Sunrise on the Beach
Notes to Women 