Tomorrow liked solitude. Then a naked lunatic arrived and demanded pants. Things went downhill from there.

"Is it so terrible that I still miss him, even though I have never met him?" Even death cannot erase memories of the world's greatest general. A contemporary young man reflects on his past life as a soldier under Alexander the Great.

'I'm Going Slightly Mad' follows Aaron Magro, a college student trying to adjust as life throws obstacle after obstacle at him. Balancing his studies, a job, and friends begins to wear on him, and as he finds himself resenting every unneeded turn of events, he also finds his resolve weakening. He's running out of steam, and heading for a breakdown, and he isn't sure how much longer he can hold out. With support from his police officer friend, Lucas, who tends to hinder as much as he helps, he keeps pushing through, even as life keeps throwing him curveballs, such as love interests he never would've expected, broken bones, and dangerous rivalries. Only adding to his problems is his older brother, Caleb, who is causing trouble for their parents with a sudden visit, and the reasons behind his sudden return may change Aaron's attitude completely. College is turning out to be very interesting, in a way Aaron doesn't quite appreciate.

Nearly one year after he moved into an off-campus apartment, Matt Winchester finds himself in a similar scenario in a different city. As always, Topher Stanton's there to ease the transition, and his cousin Delia is along for the ride. Matt hasn't come away from four years of college debt free, and without a steady job a dollar is getting harder and harder to stretch. While he's completely comfortable with his growing and evolving relationship with Topher, the real world's going to put a squeeze on him he can't ignore. He knows better than to take anything for granted, but Topher can't help himself. He's got the guy, a good job, a steady roof over his head, and the chance to nail down a definition of home he hasn't been able to lay claim to before. But life has a sense of humor and a wicked curve, and Topher's going to have to find balance in a constantly moving world. Delia's not quite sure where she fits into this madhouse, but she knows one thing for sure - it's going to be a hell of a summer.

Everything in Matt Winchester's relative normal tips off its axis the moment he realizes he's in love with his best friend and roommate, Topher Stanton - and he has no idea what to do about it. There are few secrets between Matt and Topher - less when Topher comes out as bisexual - and life carries on like normal except Matt's feelings threaten to drown him. If that happens...well, he'd rather never tell Topher if that means he doesn't have to watch Topher walk away from him. Topher's nobody's fool, and he can see Matt's frayed edges even if he doesn't know the cause of them. Every time he thinks about taking the chance to tell Matt he's in love with him, the idea of watching Matt - like so many others - leave him without a second glance, keeps him silent. Something's got to give between the two of them, and no matter which way the chips fall, things between Matt and Topher won't ever be the same. (Author's Note: I'm in the process of rewriting Two for the Rent [hence the new title]. Hopefully you'll like this new and improved version as much or more than the first. Thank you all so much for your support, comments, and votes. I deeply appreciate it.)

Evan was a shameless womanizer. Both handsome and charming, he'd never had a problem getting a girlfriend and never cared about losing one. So when he met Sascha, the simple but pretty florist, he didn't have to try too hard to get a date. Unfortunately for him, Sascha wasn't exactly his type of "girl". He still finds himself drawn to the florist and refuses to give up on his quest to gain Sascha's affections, no matter how many times he's rejected! A short, sweet story about a jaded florist, afraid to fall in love again after having his heart broken one too many times and the stubborn man trying to show him that some things are worth the risk.

Danny is the prime suspect in the murder of his ex-girlfriend, but who is really to blame? As the rumours get wilder, so does the truth. How much can one man lose before his mind follows suit?

A short story about three boys in the 1980s, and the sudden sense of dread they feel when they pass a certain intersection in their town one day. ---------------------------------- Author's Note: This was intended as a short story, to be complete as it is. But due to some positive reader feedback, I'm considering expanding it into a longer story.