Letting Go...Almost A Trilogy Of Alternative Short Stories

Letting Go:
Dylan's life has never been what some would call "a good life." With no family, she depended on her girlfriend Skylar to fill that void she'd been carrying around for so long. The only problem with that was Sky was controlling, a cheat, and abusive. It took a lot of courage to finally leave her and when Dylan does, she gets stuck in a little town called Serenity. Tori is strong minded and one that you don't want to try yet still finds herself burden by her demons. A skilled mechanic, her world is thrown into a spin when she finds that a woman by the name of Dylan is going to be a guest in her house while she fixes her Lexus at the family garage. Tori and Dylan start rather rocky but when they discover their pasts share a common link they each have to decide if they're going to hold on to the demons of their past or let them go.

Till Death do Us Part:
Martel is that woman that never thinks about how she's going to get the woman she wants. She has more than enough charming ways to get her. Martel's only problem is she's never falling for a woman and let her live. The second issue is the Madam, Martel's maker, who constantly scolds her pupil for trying to live a life that is impossible to their kind. When Martel meets Sanai, her world changes dramatically and Martel finds herself doing things she would never do. From eating actual food to venturing out into the world during the day. Suddenly Martel is hit with a startling revelation that forces her to decide whether to confess a secret she's been carrying for years to her newfound love or maintain loyalty to the code...till death do them part.

Almost:
Life for Asilia Robinson was simple...until she met Kai Williams. A nice body, charming smile, and a mesmerizing pair of eyes, Kai was definitely a twenty on any girl's scale of ten and Asilia instantly finds herself infatuated. As their friendship progress, romantic tension begins to grow between them and several instances occur where they almost cross that line. One item that poses an issue is the fact that Kai is a woman. Asilia has never fallen for a woman before and finds all the extra emotions rather overwhelming at times especially when Kai acts nonchalant towards their intimate moments. The second problem is Asilia's boyfriend Bilal. He doesn't mind Asilia's friendship with Kai until Sil starts spending too much time with her friend. When he confronts her over a family holiday, the reaction Asilia receives is totally opposite of what she expected. To makes matters worse, Kai leaves Asilia to face the music by herself. With Kai gone, Bilal turns to some violent manners to ensure Asilia stays put. When Kai returns, Asilia has to make a choice between staying with a life she knows rather well or taking the hand of a woman and experiencing a world she's never known.