Love is not a thing that can just drop in anyone's lap (or maybe it can). Sometimes you have to fight for it, because this is reality, not a fairy tale. Just ask Jake Sampson when he moves from the upper Midwest to Northern California to spend his senior year. It doesn't take long to spread his wings in his new home. Then lets look at Danny Skye, his roots have been there his whole life. Everybody accepts Danny Skye and why not? He's good looking, smart, and an all round great guy. Of course this is no fairy tale.

Here you will find a collection of a chapter or two too steamy for PG-13 story. Soooo sorry I took so long but better now than never right? More stuff to come! First you'll find Jake and Danny's first time, an excerpt I had to edit out on Prom Night. Well here it is all in all it's full glory! Next a scene taken from Chapter 22 again from A Jock's Tale. Danny and Jake have their own adventure outdoors. The rest you can see for yourselves.

Aleksandr Marchant was by far the most popular kid in school. He was loved by everyone, jocks, nerds, goths. Every girl, every boy, everyone wanted a piece of Aleksandr Marchant, but where'd he go?

The gang is back and it's been a whole ten years! Wanna know what the characters have been up to since the ending of A Jocks Tale? Well now you can. Jake Sampson and Danny Skye have been living together for ten years. A lot has changed, for the better. Their love has only grown stronger despite the struggles they've had to endure along the way. The worst is over. Love prevails! Despite this not being a fairytale. Sadly they've fallen out of contact with pretty much all of their old high school friends. That is until someone noticed ten years have nearly passed. So who's been up to what? Is Heather Kelley and Marcus Flores still together with their baby girl? Has Daniel Grant, Danny's best friend, found happiness? Are Nikko and Katie still an item? What about Jimmy? Some things have a way of taking surprising twists for some. For others, the more things change the more they stay the same. (This is a novella)