December 25, 2025
Entry to the shop of a cozy inn all decked out for Christmas. Ornaments are hanging everywhere, with greenery garlands, decorated trees, and lights. TEXT: For the Love of Gloucester - Holiday Fiction - CJ Mattison
Published by CJ Mattison at December 25, 2025
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For Love of Gloucester

And beyond the street was the place she loved most in the world: the old Waterfront Inn. The gray paint was faded and cracked, the white window frames cracked even more, but the charm remained, leaving a timeless charm that had drawn thousands of guests and travelers to the little 25-room inn on the beach road in the little working-class town.
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December 18, 2025
Pale cream colored background, with etched outlines of leaves and holly in reds and greens. At center, a large red heart surrounded by poinsettia, holly, and greenery, with stars overlaid. TEXT: North Pole Romance - Joseph Arachevala - Christmas Romance Fiction
Published by Joseph E. Arechavala at December 18, 2025
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North Pole Romance

"I need a reason to see you and Dad?" Another knowing smile. Her head tilted and the right eyebrow went up like always. "Right. When I have to practically send your father in the sleigh after you to drag you up here once a year."
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March 16, 2024
by the light of the moon - couple silhouetted by bright orange and yellow moon - Saturday romance
Published by Peter J. Barbour at March 16, 2024
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By the Light of the Moon, Part 4

“I can tell the future and here's what I learned,” I said with dramatic seriousness. “I will not need to ask anyone to homecoming because I'll be taking you. Paul will be home with mono. You may not know but my pebbles know.”
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March 9, 2024
By the Light of the Moon Part 1 - image of moon on sunrise background – mixer
Published by Peter J. Barbour at March 9, 2024
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By the Light of the Moon, Part 1

I turned to Gator. “Over there.” Gator and Ellen leaned closer. They must not have heard me. I nodded in the direction of the middle of the dance floor. Gator scratched his chin. Ellen scrunched up her forehead and squinted, unsure of what I was trying to communicate. But she turned slowly following my gesture. We saw her standing there.
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September 10, 2021
Couple in the woods - romance fiction - The Wilderness Between Us
Published by Dana Reeves at September 10, 2021
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The Wilderness Between Us, Pt. 2

It wasn’t going to be easy. Since she was practically immobile and reliant on moving at the pace of a pack of turtles, this was going to take some serious work. Not to mention every time she made a movement in the blasted sleeping bag or tent, it made a terrible rustling sound that would wake the dead.
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August 27, 2021
Fiction awaits: a woman hiking a trail through the wilderness – The Wilderness Between Us Part 1
Published by Dana Reeves at August 27, 2021
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The Wilderness Between Us – Pt. 1

It hadn’t been one of her better decisions. In fact, when she looked back over her life, contemplating all of the decision-making she had done thus far in her twenty-nine years, this one teetered on insanity. Or, perhaps that was doing it a disservice. Completely irrational, utterly insane, and most likely going to leave her with scars seemed to suit it better.
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