The House across the Street

The House across the Street

 

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copyright 08/14/16 

 Romance, unintended

34,813 words 

Readers score 8.43

Kenny Burns

Kenny Burns

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Copyright©03/19/16

Romance/ Drama

31,418 words

 

Readers score  6.40

This is the story of Kenny and his family, told by him. He tells how he finds a woman to be his wife. It also tells of what the other members of his family are like. It takes Kenny awhile to learn how many surprises there are hidden from him being the youngest in the family. Did he have a loving family? Kenny tells it the way he found it.

Jimmy Stokes

ED Tatum

Ed Tatum

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Copyright (c) 01/22/16

 

Romance, Happiness

11,918 words

A Brattleboro Tale

 

Readers score  7.42

Grady Potter had a long-time friend, Ed, who died.  He is taking care of the estate until Ed's niece named  Katherine shows up to claim her inheritance.  The two don't hit it off too well. Different personalities  build resentment between them, but they do agree to  exchange Christmas cards.

Coming Home to la Petite Valley

Coming Home to
la Petite Valley

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copyright (C) 9/12/20

 Romance, Historical, Western Saga,

94,920 words

readers score  8.36

Riley McBain comes home to the valley from the civil war to find his wife has been killed and his ranch in the hands of her killers. With the help of her sister and the colts she packs, they soon regain control. (1866) This is the time of Scalawags and killers. Six-gun justice makes la Petite Valley a good place to live.

CeeCee and Caroline

CeeCee and Caroline

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Copyright(C) 01/20/2016

Romance, Humor? Adult content

1,268 Words

Readers score  6.84

Dick Trouper, private investigator, is involved with two women. CeeCee could be classified as a Blonde Bimbo, but she has one asset that disapproves this---maybe? Dick is a nice guy and keeps CeeCee out of trouble and the messes she gets into sometimes. She fixes it for him to be happy when she leaves him.

Renee Raven

Renee Raven

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Copyright (04/07/2016

Romance, Mystery

18,158 words

Readers score 7.41

Amy Clark, fourteen, has to go with her mother when her father and mother split. She leaves behind her childhood sweetheart. The probability is that they never will see each other again. They say that at some point crime will surface, and it takes twenty-six years for all the facts to come to light to reveal the past.