"What are you doing here?" he asked. "I'm studying your rocks," she replied, taking a sip of beer to moisten her dry mouth, another symptom of the state of her nerves. His smile disappeared, and his eyes widened. He glanced about and then he leaned towards her and whispered conspiratorially, "You know, I think that's the most forward thing a woman's ever said to me!" "But I like it!" he declared, sitting back with a huge Cheshire cat-like grin overspreading his face. She took one look at him and burst out laughing. She hadn't fully swallowed the sip of beer she'd taken and some of it sprayed out. "No, no," she choked out between fits of giggling, "I mean ... real rocks ... as in geology!" "Oh!" He joined in laughing, looking somewhat sheepish. This is the story of a young woman who travels to a remote area to do fieldwork for her Ph.D. in geology and all that she experiences there: rocks, nature ... and a man. WARNING: this novel contains some real geology ... among other things ;-)!

"All the privilege I claim for my own sex is that of loving longest when existence or when hope is gone. I need to stop loving him, thinking about him, and hoping that he will feel bad about what he has done." Nineteen-year-old Tom Riddle has it all: a job at Borgin and Burke's, good looks, and a romance which he uses for his own benefit. He is determined to become the most infamous wizard ever to live, and he doesn't care how he achieves it...even if it comes to murder.

Welcome to Tudor High, where rules are bent, secret glances are shared, and hearts are meant to be broken. Anne Boleyn has transferred to the prestigious school and is trying hard to fit in with the elite. When she meets Henry Tudor, people begin to notice her. She starts to get all kinds of opportunities - academic, social, and love. If she's not careful, she could lose the one thing that matters most to her. What happens when she gets in too deep? After all, Queen B has a nice ring to it.

Sarah Godfrey works at a record store and loves it. To her, each record sounds like a crackling fireplace, welcoming and comforting. Gregory Bishop is Sarah's university classmate. He ridicules her for being so old-fashioned. What happens when he visits her at the record store one day?

As a teenager, I discovered that not everything could be written in chapters. This is a collection of old and new lyrics and poetry that I have written.

Jane has always been a little different. After losing her parents and getting kicked out of her aunt's home, she's completely alone and struggling to make ends meet. Charlie Manx knows what it's like to be different. He believes he saves the children he kidnaps by giving them a second chance in a world of his creation called "Christmasland." Charlie senses Jane's power and thinks she has the potential to be great. How far will his obsession take him? A NOS4A2/Jane Eyre (loosely based/inspired) fanfic.