Davin is a Delta-23 replicate, which means he looks like every other Delta-23 on the planet. He's bored seeing the same face every day -- each replicate is his twin, though he alone seems to ache for something different. When a prison ship crash-lands in the woods and the replicates are asked to retrieve the prisoners, Davin jumps at the chance to encounter a natural-born.

Trace is a hard man who has lived a hard life, and the moment the ship carrying him crashes, he takes the opportunity to escape. The last thing he expects is the replicate eager to get up close and personal with an escaped prisoner.

NOTE: This story was originally published by Ruthie's Club in 2007 and appears in my collections SHORTS and OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE.

Length: Short Story (3,598 words)

Category: Gay Male, Contemporary

Firebolt Level: 4

Excess Level: 3

Ending: Happy For Now

When Chris and his boyfriend Alan stop into a local bar for a few drinks, the last thing they expect is to be propositioned by a stranger looking to earn a little extra cash. At first Chris laughs off the offer, but Julian can be nothing if not persuasive. His suggestion of taking on both guys at the same time does wicked things to Chris, and he knows he's in for the time of his life if he can just get Alan to go along with it...

NOTE: This is the only ménage à trois story I've written to date and began as a 300 word flash fiction short published by Ruthie's Club. It appears in my print collection Shorts.

Warnings: This title contains graphic language and explicit scenes of gay or M/M sex.

Recently dumped Jason is invited to a party, a sex toy party.  But he doesn't want to go without a partner and be the odd man out or get stuck with a date he can't stand; that is until Jason is asked to help Nigel, the demonstrator at the gathering.  Now things are looking up for the holiday season.

***Editor's Note: Previously released in Babes In Toyland.

Noah works in tech support at a software firm.  He gets a frantic call from Becky, the receptionist in Development, asking him to assist a new employee tackle his network problems.  Jared is haven’t a bad first day at work, and sounds unbearably cute over the phone, but Noah’s been disappointed before.
To get away from the phones, he takes smoke breaks with his buddy Joel, Becky’s boyfriend.  When Noah sees a cute new employee, Joel’s only too happy to help them hook up.  Still, Noah doesn’t want to write Jared out of the picture completely …
 

Alex is volunteering for the summer with an outreach program, taking the summer off from studying music at a local community college. When Father Nate calls him and asks him to work with Jamie as a big brother, Alex envisions a little kid and maybe some hero worship. He's not expecting the beautiful young man only two years younger than he is.

Jamie's hot. Very hot, and even if he is eighteen, Alex feels guilty lusting after the kid. But Alex is sending some very mixed signals, and Jamie is getting pretty frustrated with the waiting. Will it take a catastrophe to make these two see that they might be right for each other?
 

A speed trap along the highway catches Mark Peters doing 90 m.p.h. When Officer W. V. Tench approaches the car, Mark is sure the cop is the best looking guy he's ever seen and Mark can hardly utter an intelligent, coherent word. Unbelievably, Mark is issued a warning to keep his pretty smile off the pavement, turning Mark's world into mush.

Once the star of his high school basketball team, Nathan Gayle has played the field for years. Now in his twenties, he’s getting tired of one night stands and heated hook-ups with strangers; he wants something more. Was that asking too much? Wes Roberts has had a fierce crush on Nathan since high school. A chance encounter at prom created a memory Wes still cherishes, one perfect moment in time. His current relationship with Roger pales in comparison, but he’s been with the man for eight months now and they’ve settled into a routine that’s not exactly comfortable. When Wes and Nathan meet up again years later at a friend’s party, the spark between them is rekindled. But there’s Roger, who wrestles with anger and drinking problems...Roger, whom Wes is still dating. Though the choice between the two men seems obvious, breaking up with Roger may be easier said than done...