Sticks, Stones and Monsters

Mom, we aren't monsters

“Sticks, Stones and Monsters” brings the reader into full anthropological mode. The twin sisters Anahita and Tamsyn are objects of superstition. Of course they resent persecution and fight back. In the climax of the story, they encounter Taiku, a very astute tribal chief who gives the readers a remarkable lesson in politics.

Moonlight In Mexico

Oliver Macfarlane, Megan’s older brother is still as handsome and desirable as he was when Jennifer had her embarrassing crush

Finding Sunshine

Since she was a little girl, Anne dreamed of marrying a man like her father. When she meets Mark, she’s

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