Snickerdoodle
Shane lay stretched out on the table with his baggy jeans resting on his hips. Over time, his body had developed to the thick muscular build that rested beneath Boaz. And he couldn’t believe his good fortune, Shane and Boaz had been best buddies since the sexuality course in Jr. College. Ten years later, they …
Flood: Blood
“She’s alive?” I said quietly, looking at Mama and Fathers. “It’s confusing. It could mean anything, really.” The old man – Fathers – looked at the book, his eyes going hooded. “Let me…. let me get Jeb in here.” He closed his eyes, breathing in an odd, slow pattern that wasn’t quite panting and wasn’t …
Cinnamon Twist Part Two
The cab pulled up to their house, and the three got out. Diane walked across the street to the Grant home; she looked over her shoulder once as the two men entered her home. Diane walked up to the door, and she’d seen the curtains ruffle, saw a hand hesitate and then disappear as she …
Flood: Impatient
“We brought magic to the shores of this new world, hidden magic. Until your mother stole you away, we had lived for thousands of years unscathed. Those who killed the Mother of the Glenn and her family rose up and started killing Sisters left and right. They had been told that another of great power …
Sir
I am kneeling. my hands cuffed behind me and I cannot do much more than flap my hands against my back. I know I’ve done something bad, but I don’t have time to work up a list. He squats, so he’s staring deep into my soul. When he’s in the glasses, I know it will …
Flood: Storytime
Mama handed me a book with my name etched on the front cover. The cover was willow bark, not unlike the hat she had placed back on her head. “It’s all here, your life until now.” I took the book heavy in my hands from the wood cover, no doubt. I opened it randomly to …
Inspiration: Letter to me
Maybe, the advice I would have given a younger Caraway, will be seen and noticed by other authors who are starting out. I found this old thing from 2015. I’ve updated it to remind me of more information to remember. Dear Caraway, The biggest thing I need to tell you is believe in …