Unconventionalrelationships Stories

Henry's perspective unfolds as he navigates a complex bond with Fallon, a woman marked by a challenging past. As the owner of a small shop, he becomes Fallon's confidant and pillar of support. Wrestling with his growing feelings for her, he grapples with the balance between friendship and romantic desires. The narrative delves into Henry's internal struggles, from his hesitation due to past traumas to the unexpected joy Fallon brings into his life. Their journey is a poignant exploration of love, vulnerability, and the transformative power of genuine connections.

SHORT DESCRIPTION San Diego, 2014. Jamie is neurodivergent, in an open relationship, and hopelessly drawn to the one person she shouldn't want-her best friend. With Jason away in Cuba and her boundaries blurring, Jamie must face the messy realities of desire, identity, and love without rules. Set across San Diego, Havana, and Medellín, this story explores what happens when love refuses to stay in its box. LONG DESCRIPTION Set primarily in San Diego, 2014-a city that feels as alive and complicated as Jamie herself-this is the story of a neurodivergent woman trying to make sense of her restless mind through the systems she builds to keep it steady. With Baja California just down the coast and scenes unfolding years later in Medellín, Colombia, 2025, the novel moves fluidly across time and place, mirroring Jamie's own non-linear process of understanding. Jamie is in an open relationship with Jason, who is living temporarily in Cuba, navigating his own path abroad (or getting followed by chickens and dogs with souls). Back home, Jamie finds herself wrestling with a growing crush on her best friend, Nadia-a pursuit that everyone, including Jamie, knows will not end well (or, leave a permanent mark). At its core, this is a story about the messy realities of love, desire, and identity. It's about what happens when the boundaries we set-between partners, between friends, even between parts of ourselves-start to dissolve. With clarity, humor, and emotional nuance, this novel explores what it means to live authentically in a world that rarely makes space for difference.

"Get in the car for a second?!" He says opening the passenger's seat for me. I've tried so hard not to be alone with him especially in his "car". His car is where everything happens-all the hook ups. Rumor has it that if a girl goes on a ride with him, they have sex before she leaves. "I'm not getting into your hookup car Logan" "My what now?!" Logan says surprised as if he did not know that's what people say about his car. "Your hook up car, Logan. I know any girl that enters your car leaves her panties somewhere in the backseat" I say determined not to get in. "Waowww....so you do believe the rumors?!! So you are saying if I'm to drop my mom off someplace, means her pants should be somewhere in my backseat?! Cuz she's a girl too right?!" "You know what I mean. Unless you want to tell me otherwise." I say, still standing out of his car across him. "Damn Taylor....I thought you were different." "Don't play the victim card here Logan. We both know I'm saying the truth." "So you aren't getting in?!" "Why should I?!" "Cuz I want to show you something. It won't be long. I promise." "Ok then." I take out my phone and look at the time. "But I have to be home by 11. It's almost 10." "I'll get you home safe and sound." "Deal." I know this is a terrible idea.

The Reagan kitchen has always been a place of tradition, order, and Sunday dinners. But everything changes when Frank quietly brings someone new into the house-someone no one expected. Harry Potter is soft-spoken, kind, and utterly unprepared for the tidal wave of affection, scrutiny, and slow-burning chaos that comes with the Reagan family. What starts as quiet mornings and shared meals slowly deepens into something far more complicated as Frank's sons find themselves drawn to the same gentle presence in their father's life. As Harry begins to heal from a past he doesn't talk about, the Reagans must navigate feelings they never saw coming, challenge the lines between loyalty and love-and maybe, just maybe, redefine what family really means. A slow-burn, polyamorous romance full of warmth, missteps, quiet devotion, and the unexpected power of being wanted.