Boholit Stories

Psyche "Psycynic" McGee is passionate about three things: writing, dyeing her hair and being a cynic. Doomed to have her job (and her career) hanging on a thread, Psyche needs to write another story to impress her boss and thus, opportunity comes in a face of his child hood frenemy, Eros Harrington when he decided to stalk his ex -who just got engaged-and is heading towards the beautiful island of Greece to join a couples retreat with a catch: they have to pretend that they are-well, together. A free trip to the Greek islands and a great story that she could write, Psyche didn't refuse such offers. But, in the process of the pretending and being surrounded with couples, there were somethings in store for her: she found herself facing the things she refuses to believe for a long time and some past that she left unsolved. All Rights Reserved. 2016

It's been a long time since the unfortunately-named Toni Handcock ventured outside. She'd far rather stay on the sofa and eat warmed-up soup instead, but she is determined to move on from her old relationship, and even put on a bit of weight! Everything Toni tries soon turns pear shaped and she is forced to face her past. Only then will she realize that her future began long, long ago. ###

When Lucy Falkwell loses control of her house bus on a lonely alpine road in New Zealand, she finds herself in the midst of opera-singer Alessandro Magno's latest music video. She mistakenly believes she's stumbled upon a horrific crime scene. Lucy, a free-spirited eco-warrior, is ignorant of the world lying between the pages of those tabloid magazines. She doesn't recognize Alessandro, nor has she seen his smoldering publicity shots advertising the fact he's in town. Instead, she deduces that he's the main detective working the case. As the two fall into a strange friendship built upon a mistaken identity (all while attempting to rebuild other parts of their lives), the chemistry between them becomes obvious. But how do you learn to trust someone you never really knew in the first place? *** I like to class this kind of 'genre' as BohoLit. You will understand what I mean when you read it ;)