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A series of short stories about love and life. Mainly romance/humour.

Meet Valencia Williams, an overworked surgical intern who isn't the biggest fan of superheroes. In fact, she dislikes them almost as much as a supervillain would. But one day, she encounters Strong Man: a new, amateur superhero who's nothing like the other superheroes she's read or heard about. He's different. Mainly because his face turned white when he saw her mugger wielding a knife, and because he nearly threw up when she had to give him a tetanus shot. Strong Man's not your average superhero, that's for sure. But this unlikely hero might just have what it takes to change Valencia's mind about supers like him, and save the world from a formidable villain who's about to take center stage. Ranks/Awards: 3rd place in the Writer's Glory Awards - Humour Entries Highest ranking: #2 in #surgical

Zoey Hungerman has aspirations, all of which revolve around outdoing her brilliant, graduated-at-the-top-of-his-class-in-Cornell older brother. She's gunning for the spotlight in her family by excelling in Oxford law school, but her ability to see ghosts puts a wedge in her plans when she moves into an apartment with three of them. The worst part? They won't stop cooking in the kitchen. An unlikely bond forms between the four house mates, but when Caleb, the quiet and mysterious one of the lot, unceremoniously barges into her life, Zoey is unable to avoid being drawn into the boundary between life and death. And she's about to realise that there are lessons about life to be learned from the dead, albeit at a painful cost. An Open Novella Contest 2020 Entry, based on Prompt #43: The ghosts in my house wouldn't be so bad if they could just stop trying to cook. Genres: New Adult, Romance, Paranormal Humour