Short Story: Miracle

It felt as though my heart was being squeezed by a vise. Or maybe it felt as though it was been forced through a shredder. It was a pain I've felt before, a pain I think we're all to familiar with, at least if you're ever had the misfortune of falling in love and experiencing …

Short Story: Revelation

It's been five years since I've been with a man. No, I take that back, it's been five years since my husband died. I can't remember the last time I've been intimate with a man. What can I say, after forty years of marriage, somewhere along the way, we lost the spark. He lost interest …

Short Story: The Ex

"I never want to see you again, Allen," my wife said over the phone, once we exchanged our greetings. "It's over. I want a divorce." This was odd, for several reasons, namely that we have been separated for six years, and our divorce finalized for five. I was in a state of shock, a weird …

Short Story: Betrayed

"I love you, but...," Tara began before she faltered. She knew it would be difficult, but she had prepared for this moment. No she didn't know if she could go through with it, but also knew it was now too late to back out. "What do you mean?" Lenny interrupted her, his forehead furrowed. His …

Short Story: Perfidy

The lights flickered as the sound of thunder rattled the windows before going out, casting Edmund into darkness. The sound of wind and torrential rain lashed against the window as he fumbled for a lighter. He cursed the decision to quit smoking, a decision forced on him by his wife. He cursed his inability to …

Short Story: Fealton’s Trial

"Adventures are for the young," Fealton groused as he sloshed through the muddy field, a pack thrown over his right shoulder. Ahead of him, a warrior led the way, followed by a few other guards. Behind him, a contingent of dwarves grumbled, having to cooperate with humans and elves. Fealton, though human himself, was beyond …

Content moved

I just got done moving all my content from my previous blog. It only took two hours of complete annoyance, and sitting in a coffee shop drinking my now cold coffee. I still have some housekeeping to do, mainly with updating links and such, but otherwise I'm up and running. The hard part will be …

Short story: The Confession

Marcus stood there in a state of shock. He couldn't move, frozen in place, petrified by the sheer misfortune of being found out. He was half dressed, panties, pantyhose, and a bra, a skirt in hand, his girlfriend's sweater on the bed. "What the fuck, Marcus?" Tina exclaimed once she found her voice, having been …

Short story: Secrets

Molly sat stunned by the revelation. She had known there was something not quite right between her and the man she had planned on marrying. Was she still planning on marrying him, or would she call it off and take the chance on finding someone new? Across from her sat Steven, his hands clasped together, …

Short Story: The price of love

Love is stupid. Yeah, I said it. Maybe love makes people stupid, or at least makes sane people do stupid things. Maybe it's part of it, or all of it, or maybe it's just me. I don't know. I used to know, just like everyone's an expert until you're mired in something and you realize …