I’ve written a number of stories to fit in between series and as extra happy ever afters. I’ve also written some weird stuff just for fun! If you have any issues with the links and downloads on this page, get in touch and I’ll make sure you get the stories you want.
MOMENTS OF FOREVER
(This Time Forever)
“It’s all just moments of forever.”
As Simon and Charlie plan and celebrate the Holidays, they reflect back on the moments that make up their more than two years together. The small things that sometimes seem inconsequential at the time but when put all together, build something solid and unforgettable.
This Time Forever
(This Time Forever)
You’re invited to a wedding.
It’s a beautiful day and everyone is here to help celebrate Frank and Tom’s wedding. Simon is the best man, Charlie is scaring teenagers with gory stories, and Mal and Brian are investigating a linen closet. Tom is… No one’s quite sure where Tom is.
Frank organizes the search, which is to say, Frank panics. But everyone gets involved anyway because it’s a beautiful day and they’re all here to celebrate a wedding.
What About Lunch?
(Aliens in New York #1.5)
Dillon takes Lang home for lunch with his mother and grandmother. Lang has an upset tummy and Dillon’s thinking odd thoughts about his midsection too. But the food is delicious and Hana and Bora Lee are entertaining company!
Counting Stars
(Counting #1.5)
At the end of my holiday novella, Counting Fence Posts, Henry invites Marc back to his parents’ place for Christmas. Actually, it’s less invitation, more assumption, but Marc doesn’t object. After two days of haunting the lobby of a crowded hotel outside Albany, they’re finally on their way back to Boston.
Counting the Days
(Counting #2.5)
Henry and Marc can’t seem to catch a break. They’ve had two disastrous dates—the first trapped in a car during a blizzard and the second locked in a basement—followed by nearly two months apart. Even though they work for the same firm, their relationship is held together by flying visits, phone calls, and text messages. Texting every day isn’t the same as being in the same town, but they’re used to working with that they have.
Counting Out
(Counting #3.5)
Henry and Marc are going on vacation: seven days of camping and hiking in the Green Mountain National Forest. And this time, instead of getting stuck somewhere, they’re going to get lost. Before they’re found, they’ll visit a secluded waterfall, encounter a bear, and walk many hot sweaty miles. Marc will discover he hates trail mix and Henry will finally get an excuse to upgrade his cheap phone. There’s also a falling star and some super sweet wishes.
And because this is one of my stories, everyone will live happily ever after.
Always and Forever
(Chaos Station)
We’ve written a number of stories for the Chaos Station series, all of which are available to read and/or download for free. Visit the Short Stories page of our website! If you’d like a piece of Chaos Station for your bookshelf, all of the stories plus selected extras are available in a single print volume.
This is the Future, Baby
It’s the year 2100, and the Mojave has reclaimed the Las Vegas valley. But, with a little hop back in time, you can still visit all the landmarks we’ve lost, including Sin City. Kale and Toby choose Vegas 2015 for their Destination Wedding, and it’s all it was promised to be. But the trip isn’t making the sort of memories Kale wants to associate with the most important day of his life.
Written in celebration of marriage equality for the “What Happened in Vegas?” Blog Hop.
Domestic Bliss
Can Harry have his pie and eat it too?
Harry arrives home one day to find his wife has been replaced by a robot. Guided by a small book of instructions, he tries to figure out if his New WifeTM is ‘for better or worse’.
Third place winner in the 24th On The Premises Magazine contest.
A Moustache Called Justice
A whimsical story I wrote in response to a prompt calling for the thoughts of things that might not usually be sentient. I chose to bring a moustache to life. The moustache belongs to one of my favourite characters, Andy, and I think this story pretty much illustrates why I love him so much.
Kelly Jensen 