In The Doghouse: Chapter Four

Reid stood there, his face frozen in the same smile he'd worn the moment he reached out to shake her hand. Slowly, the corners wilted, and his affable grin turned into a queasy, borderline creepy display of his teeth. Vance blinked, and Lucy took on a...

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Valium & Vodka: Final Chapter

In the morning, it was water instead of beer. A handful of peanuts had become a handful of pills. Immunosuppressants. Anxiolytics. Anticonvulsants, benzodiazepines, painkillers, and blood thinners, just to name a few. They sat on his tongue like...

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Thunder In Paradise (Chapter 1)

The tires start to roll against the dry, sanded ground of the Arizona desert. "Wait wait wait!" Thunder screamed after her mother, running to the truck. Thunder was a normal, 15 year old black wolf, on her way to her first day of freshman year at her...

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the wolf in the moutians

long ago in the mountains lived a mad old wolf who hated everything and everyone, he was an old person the short that would listen to records and tapes instead of downloading them he was all gray once beautiful moon shining gray, but now is just dull...

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Thunder In Paradise. (Chapter 4)

The airport was packed for a morning in March, some people hugging and crying as one left and others running to reunite with loved ones again. Today, Thunder would be one of those who cried. She sat in her chair quietly, holding her paws together...

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In The Doghouse: Chapter One

Every day was a new start for Reid Travis. The sunny, mild, California mornings greeted him with easterly sunrises and fair weather to which he could complete his morning routine, which now no longer consisted of alcohol consumption before noontime...

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Into the Pit Chapter 4: Movies are a bad first date

Rebecca's paws dug into her baggy pants. Green army style pants she got at the salvation army, and like with her red hoodie, helped hide her toned body. She knew that, at least somewhere in her mind, she shouldn't be ashamed of her looks. But she'd had...

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In The Doghouse: Chapter Eight

Reid stared at a blank wall in his house and figured that it would be a perfect spot for a fireplace, assuming that a fireplace would ever be needed for the seventy-degree Christmases known almost exclusively to Californians. While a fireplace was out...

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In The Doghouse: Chapter Ten

Cruel and unusual punishment, thy name is a crying baby. Vance awoke at the ungodly hour of zero-two-hundred, red-eyed and hoping that Blaine would shuffle out of bed and tend to Kaitlin, who was calling for them in the way babies do for the third...

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A Security-Oriented Perspective feat. Armitage

Thrusting the pit bull's torso against the wall, the dino used both hands to clench the male's wiggling hindquarters, holding the taur's backend in place.

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In The Doghouse: Chapter Six

It had been four months since Blaine had nearly fainted from the reading on the drug store pregnancy test. She'd gone through no less than three more before an appointment with her OB/GYN confirmed that she was in fact pregnant. She was beginning to...

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Valium & Vodka: Chapter Three

The pit bulls were neither good judges of character nor good at reading others' expressions, but the heeler could tell that the shiba inu was out of his element.

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