It may seem like the typical romance story, a shy unpopular girl meets the popular, bad-ass who turns out to be the man of her dreams and they fall deeply and immensely in love in one night and almost from the minute they lay eyes on one another. But what would you do if you later found out that he didn't remember any of it? It's been 2 years now, and Nina hasn't forgotten about that night, but Ian is doing fine with his life, he's even dating Nina's sister, Claire! Nina wants him back, she needs him back, but with a already weak relationship with her sister, does she really have the choice to fiddle with it? After given the job to tutor the love of her life, she tries hard to resist from saying or doing anything but destiny is destiny and in the end, you can't change it no matter how much you try.

[Humor #184 / Romance #259] Meet Adam. A nineteen year old college freshman ready to take on the world with his best friend Audrey by his side. But when Audrey hatches a scheme for Adam to start a blog to help him lose his virginity, things start to get a little out of control. Far-fetched rumors and impromptu dates start to take over Adam's life but, the more he tries to navigate the world of romance, the more it becomes clear that he may have already screwed up his chances with the perfect girl. Losing his virginity shouldn't be this complicated. (Not Rated-R or LGBT-related, nor does it contain mature content.)

She's his best assassin- bold, stealthy and a killer. He's her worst nightmare- blood thirsty, tyrannical and not afraid to hurt her. Katarina is a Veela; an genetically enhanced clone, programmed to kill- but what happens she starts developing human tendencies?

This Novelette is a psychological thriller that take place in a small town in Utah. What is the cause of the whole town going crazy? Is it a breakout of some dangerous disease? Is there a government conspiracy using brainwashing and mind control? Or is this all in the head of a schizophrenic who has stopped responding to his medications? There are 11 parts to this story, hang on and enjoy. This story contains mild language and strong visual acts of violence. Special thanks to Sam Little for helping me with the cover art.