A Sister's Love by Dedis Lady Hawk

She was sitting in her seat quietly minding her own business, consumed in her own grief as she winged her way towards New York. Her heart was in pieces as she thought of her dear sister. She had been so brave and fought for so long, battling her cancer to the very end. However, there was nothing more that could be done and she finally succumbed slipping silently out of her life forever. She regretted not being by her sister’s side in those final hours, not being there to give her comfort.

Love Sets Sail by Dedis Lady Hawk

Sequel to “Passing Time”

Unexpected Help by Tanith

Claire goes to see the actors at a theatre and gets a chance to meet Oded.

Indian Christmas by Tanith

There was a sci-fi and horror convention at a small hotel about thirty miles from Bismarck in North Dakota, at a little place called Indian Creek. It was four days before xmas and snow was thick on the ground and traveling was a little hard in places but they hoped for a good turnout.

Solo Photoshoot by Tanith

She had been doing photo shoots for a while now but nobody really worth mentioning. Either footballers, which she hated doing or models who thought they were Gods gift.

Be My Valentine by MissKitty1999

"Damn!" Oded mutttered in frustration as he looked at the meager selection of cards. It was Valentine's Day and he was late. He had been held up in interviews all day. He had hoped to shop at lunch, but had not had time. Now it was past six and all the nicest cards were gone.

Breathe by ladybug

Lying next to him, she raised herself up slightly to look down into his handsome face. The early morning sun filtered through the lacy curtains to bathe his soft features in its warmth. How peaceful and handsome he looks when he's asleep, she thought.

These Arms Of Mine by Wolfy

“You should not be here. You must leave at once” a silky voice spoke gently.

Desert Storm by ladybug

“Have you ever seen a desert storm?”

She shook her head, her long brown hair flying about her face. He was behind her – she could feel his heat against her back – his hands resting lightly on her hips. They stood together on a high ledge looking out over the oasis. His hands moved with a familiar ease to circle around her stomach as he pulled her back against the hardness of his body. She leaned her head back until it rested comfortably just below his shoulder.

Ardeth/Evy

Ardeth, Evy and the Hairbrush by ladybug

Ardeth stood before the long oblong swivel mirror and attempted to brush the mass of tangles from his long thick hair. He’d just finished bathing and his bronzed skin still held the warm dampness from the water. A white towel wrapped around his narrow waist was all that clothed his hard muscled body as he pursed his lips together in frustration. He winced slightly at the throbbing pain from the nasty gash on his upper right arm as he tried to maneuver the brush through his hair. It was even worse when he tried to use his left hand.

“Allah! Why do I bother?” he growled in frustration as the tangles refused to budge. “I should just cut it all off!”

“Don’t you dare!” came the soft whispered feminine threat from behind him as he spun around to find Evy staring wide eyed at him from the doorway.

Rogues by Desert_Rose14

Leslie Turner, the enigmatic director of the Stitchers program, and developer of the Stitchers technology, discovers a serious threat to the program—a program he has already shown he will kill to protect. What begins as a dismissal from the agency, and the abrupt termination of his program, turns into a federal investigation. A theory from a close and trusted colleague takes him halfway across the country in search of the person responsible for sabotaging his career and the theft of the Stitchers technology.

Although Les will stop at nothing to regain possession of the technology that was stolen from him, he is not prepared for the personal and emotional costs, as the past comes back to haunt him in a way he never expected.  

If Only by Quasi9

Frank looked at the clock on his mantel, it was 2:30 in the morning, and shaking his head he thought ‘great way to spend a Saturday evening’.  He had pulled himself out of the dating scene when he met Susan, he thought they were compatible, and she understood his commitment to his job.  Two weeks ago, the bottom fell out when he was told he had to go Las Vegas for a couple of days.  They had an argument and both said hurtful things that they could never take back.  He wasn’t ready to return to the dating scene for all the people and relationships proved to be superficial.