It is with sadness that we announce we are closing Free Fiction Friday.
Our authors have loved offering up free stories and some of them may continue to do so on their personal blogs, however, the group site will be closing.
Thank you for faithfully checking in with us each week and sharing the stories we’ve worked so hard on. We look forward to seeing you on our personal blogs and other places in the future.
Thank you,
Grace Duncan and Andrew Gordon
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
“Here.” George slapped the back of his hand against Paul’s shoulder. “Let’s duck in here.”
Paul looked over the store façade. Coffee shop. The front was an expanse of glass with tables arranged in rows. The ambiance inside looked kitschy, with artwork framed on the walls and an assortment of hanging lights that didn’t match. There was a tower of shelves against one wall with random things to purchase, most of them having nothing to do with coffee. “Okay.”
Paul followed George in through the doors, the rush of warm air over his skin reminding him that he’d forgotten his hat at home, again.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
One year.
The words slid around Ian’s brain trying to find a foothold, trying to find a grasp somewhere, but they wouldn’t take. Ian stared at the hole in front of him, its ragged edges trying to describe what should be going on in his own chest, but he couldn’t seem to make the picture stick any more than the two words.
One year.
It continued to hunt for a place, but like the picture in front of his eyes, it couldn’t seem to mesh with anything in his knowledge. He tried to make the words and the picture work together, but they refused.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
Knute plunged his hands into the hot sudsy water. A few months ago, he would have grimaced, but now he could take the punishment. His hands reddened but he pushed the discomfort to the back of his mind to focus on the job at hand.
Four tables full of people were still loitering over their dinners and desserts. He’d have to go collect the used plates and silverware and transport everything to the back of the kitchen. Jason should be helping him, but the guy had called in sick. Again.
Knute was really tired of Jason calling in sick.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
“The water will boil in just a minute.” Janice, Kirk’s mom, bustled around her kitchen. She fished cloth napkins from a drawer and a beautiful silver tea service strainer that nobody ever used because Janice bought tea in tea bags. She placed it gently on the table between her china cup and Kirk’s. “There. That looks nice.”
“Mom, it looks beautiful,” Kirk agreed.
The table did look nice. Instead of the usual untidy mess of magazines, oil-stained placemats, half-opened mail, and various left-behind silverware there was a clean and open space.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
Miles turned to Quincy, raising his eyebrows. “Oh?”
Quincy nodded, frowning at his cup. “I’m… it’s still weird from him.”
“I can imagine that.” Miles took Quincy’s free hand. “Is it bad, though? We saw him a couple of months ago, and that seemed to go well.”
“Yes, it did.” Quincy shook his head. “I still don’t understand it very well. He’s changed so much. I get what he said on the plane back from Vegas about almost losing me, but can that really be all of it? The idea that something might have happened to me?”
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
“Getting tired already?” Jason asked. He tipped his flute up and drained down the champagne within.
“No,” Dustin protested. He stifled another yawn. “Maybe.”
“You still have forty-five minutes to go.” Jason waved the now empty flute around. “And I need another drink.”
“If you’re not careful, you’ll be the one who falls asleep.” Dustin shook his head. “I just need some fresh air.”
“I’ll come with you!” Jason draped one arm across Dustin’s shoulder.
The champagne flute dangled from his fingers, a few drips of liquid fell from the edge and landed on Dustin’s shirt.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
He worked the cock over, licking, sucking, doing anything he could think of. He and Ian had done this a few times, but he was still new to it. He listened to the sounds Kenji made; paid attention to when he did something right and did his best to replicate it. “Fuck, Kane…” Kenji groaned, “Goddamn…” He pumped into Kane’s mouth, Kane working his tongue along the length then sucking on the tip. Kane relaxed his throat the way he’d learned to with Ian and swallowed Kenji on the next thrust. “Oh fuck,” Kenji nearly shouted.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
Our sincere apologies for the lateness of this post. We hope you are all having an excellent Holiday Season 
Dylan was growing concerned.
Christmas was only two days away and he didn’t have a gift for Ashlar yet. Well, he had a few small things, like Ashlar’s favorite candy bar and a pair of warm, wool socks. But he didn’t have the Big Gift.
Dylan hadn’t yet figured out what would be Ashlar’s main, perfect present.
He’d scoured the mall. He’d internet surfed until his wrists hurt. He’d poured over the ten thousand catalogs that companies sent him mom during the holiday season.
The problem was that Ashlar didn’t need much. He was a minimalist.
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Welcome to Free Fiction Friday. Each week we will provide you will free stories from many different authors. Check in with us each week as not all authors will post each week and new authors will be joining us as we grow.
Here is a list of all the authors posting free fiction this week, along with a brief snippet from their latest free work. Click the link after the snippet to be taken to the complete story on the author’s home page. Remember to follow the site to be notified when we post the latest updates.
Randall tried not to stare, but it was difficult.
The other man waiting alongside him at the bus stop was strikingly handsome. He had a chiseled chin that could have launched a thousand headline news shows. His eyes sparkled with a blue that was found only on rare, expensive china patterns. He was dressed like he was about to pose for a clothing catalogue, in crisp jeans and a bulky grey sweater over a button-up collared shirt.
Randall glanced again and immediately looked away, down the street, as if he were checking for the bus.
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